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T H E I N D E X C A L E N D A R
WEDDINGS
March 24—Miss Mary Louise Fawcett,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P.
Fawcett, of Callowhill Street, and
Mr. Richard Owens Ludebuehl.
Highland Presbyterian Church.
April 10 Miss Elizabeth Stevenson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
McCurdy Stevenson, of Denniston
Avenue, and Mr. William Bryce Mc-
Quiston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­
ward Curtis McQuiston, of Bartlett
Street. At home.
April 10—Miss Ruth Keith, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Keith, of
Warrenton, Virginia, and Mr. James
Christy Hamilton, son of Mrs. Alfred
Reed Hamilton, of Woodland
Road. At Warrenton.
April 12 Miss Frances Burdick,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bur­
dick, of Von Lent Place, and Mr.
Charles Cromwell, Jr., of Baltimore.
April 14 Miss Mary McCann Woods,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Woods, of Sewickley, and Mr. Edward
Alexander Proctor, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James M. Proctor, of
Washington.
April 14—Miss Anne Simpson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Simpson,
with instrumental illustrations. Carnegie
Music Hall. 8:15. Free to
the public.
March 25 Free organ recital. Carnegie
Music Hall. 4 o'clock.
March 25 Pittsburgh Symphony Society
Orchestra, Elias Breeskin conducting.
Soloist, Margaret Matzenauer,
Metropolitan Opera Com­
pany contralto. Syria Mosque.
8:15.
March 25 Alfred Hamer gives organ
recital, assisted by Pierre De Backer,
violin. Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church, Sixth Avenue. 4 o'clock.
March 31—-Dr. Charles Heinroth lectures
on "A Great French Symphony
(Cesar Franck)" with instrumental
illustrations. Carnegie Music Hall.
8:15. Free to the public.
April 3 Mendelssohn Choir, Ernest
Lunt, director, presents "The Passion
According to St. Matthew."
Carnegie Music Hall. 8 o'clock.
April 18 — Pennsylvania Co'lege fir
Women presents Mrs. H. H. A.
Beach in recital of her own compositions,
assisted by Mrs. Mabel Davis
Rockwell. 1 1 o'clock. Reception
for Mrs. Beach at 3:30.
April 22—Pittsburgh CLUBS Symphony Or­
of Wallingford Street, and Mr.
March chestra 24—Wilson concert, College Richard Club Hageman gives
George M. Rowland, Jr., son of Mr.
annual conducting. Easter Soloist, luncheon Moriz Rosen­ Hotel
and Mrs. George M. Rowland, of
Schenley. thal. Syria I Mosque. o'clock. 8:15. Preceded by
Kinsman Road. Calvary Protestant May business 1 1 meeting Bach Festival. at 12 o'clock. Bethlehem,
Episcopal Church. 5 :30.
March Pennsylvania. 26 Colloquium Club. Hostess,
April 14 Miss Wilhelmina Eberhardt
Mrs. H. F. Wherrett.
Bunting, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
March 26—Woman's Club of Sewick­
Charles H. Bunting, of Aylesboro
ley Valley presents Nellie B. Allen in
Avenue, and Mr. Theodore George
"The Little Garden." Edgeworth
Bixler, son of Mr. Clayton Bixler, of
Club, 3 o'clock.
Philadelphia. Protestant Episcopal
March 26 Twentieth Century Club
Church of The Redeemer. Followed
presents William Starr Myers, of
by breakfast in the Pittsburgh Ath­
Princeton, in "Current Events." I I
letic Association.
o'clock.
April 19 Miss Mary Beatrice O'Bryan,
March 26 Dolly Madison Chapter,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Garrick
Daughters of 1812. Womans City
O'Bryan, and Mr. Frank J. Nugent,
Club, the William Penn.
son of Mrs. Mary V. Nugent, of Bart­
March 26—Homewood Women's Club
lett Street. St. Paul's Cathedral.
presents Arthur S. Coggeshall, cura­
10:30.
tor of Public Education, Carnegie
April 2 I Miss Sara Eleanor Thorp,
Institute, in "The First People of
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
America." (Illustrated.) Homewood
Monroe Thorp, of Maple Avenue,
Carnegie Library.
Edgewood, and Mr. William Forker
March 2 7 Tuesday Musical Club
Whitla, son of Mrs. James P. Whitla,
gives sacred concert. Evening.
of Sharon. Edgewood Community
March 28 Woman's Alliance, First
Church.
Unitarian Church, Morewood and
April 28—Miss Elizabeth Wightman
Ellsworth Avenues, gives Laymen's
Mellon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
League dinner, followed by enter­
Thomas Alexander Mellon, of North
tainment.
Negley Avenue, and Mr. John B-
March 29 Twentieth Century Club
Sellers, son of Mrs. Harry D. Sellers,
presents Donald McGill in recital,
of Westminster Place.
with Earl Mitchell at the piano.
June 16—Miss Katharine Modisette
March 30—College Club Discussion
Marsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Group offers for discussion "The
Joseph W. Marsh, of Llanfair Lodge,
Most Important Problem in Present
Woodland Road, and Mr. William
Day Education." 3 o'clock.
Clarke Fuellhart, son of Mr. and
March 30—Daughters of American
Mrs. William O. Fuellhart, of En­
Revolution, Pittsburgh Chapter.
deavor, Pennsylvania.
Hotel Schenley.
June 23—Miss Eleanor Lovelace Win­
March 30—Epoch Club presents Miss
ter, daughter MUSIC of Mrs. Frederick W.
Alice McGirr, of Carnegie Library,
March Winter, 24—Dr. of Beechwood Charles Heinroth Boulevard,
in "Book Talk." Hostess, Mrs. John
lectures
and Mr. on John "American Birge, son Folk of Music," Mr. and
J. Jackson.
Mrs. Nathan R. Birge, of Schenec­
March 30—Woman's Club of Crafton
June Mr. Negley vard,son, H. Church, York son Hubert olds, daughter tady, 26—Miss Patterson, 25 Shaler, daughter William of and New (and — Avenue. V. West New Mr. Miss of Davis. York. the of Virginia Mrs. Sixty-ninth of D. York. Murray of Pittsburgh) late Mr. Theodosia Grimes, Beechwood St. George Mr. and Corbus Grimes, Bartholomew's
Street, Mrs. Harry of E. and Patter­ Shaler, Boule­ son Harry South ReynGib­ New Mr. of April Hanna. Music musicale. Valley 3 presents of o'clock. Pennsylvania." 2—Woman's 2—The Club. has W. Hostess, program F. Tea. Tourists H. Club Wenzel Edgeworth Craft Mrs. by of give Club Henry Sewickley
in Spring "Birds Club. Hall. H.
THE INDEX, Saturday, March 24, 1928
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