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4 THE INDEX, Saturday, April 14, 1928 THE GIFT THAT EVERYBODY LIKES Reurners Candu is sure to please. There is nothing more appropriate lor Dirtlidau Anniversaries and other gilt occasions. Trie ne^w R-V-B assortment is a favorite gilt package—$1.50 per pound. 239 Filth Avenue Oliver Building Jenkins Arcade Union Trust Building 6018 Penn Avenue, E E Forbes and Atwood Streets IT IS THE GLAMOUR OF THE PAST THAT MAKES ©lb €nalt£f) >tlber A DELIGHT TO OWN QUITE APART FROM ITS OWN PERFECT BEAUTY SEE OUR COLLECTION w. w. W A T T L E S & SONS CO. JEWELERS 517 WOOD STREET To Be More Attractive Wear Dress Clothes LET DS RENT YOU A HAND TAILORED TUXEDO. FULL DRESS OR CUTAWAY Clothes of Distinction Where FIT and STYLE Meets Whitlinglon Dress Suit Co. 61102-1-4 1ENKINS ARCADE Atlantic Day Phone V59S Lalayette Night Phone 4/91-R nual meeting and election of officers. May 7—Tennis match, Carnegie Tech Aprtl 16—Penn State Thespians pro- Hotel Schenley. 2:30. versus University of Pittsburgh. Pitt duce "Honestly Yours." Svri, May 25 Woman's Club of Crafton. courts. Introduction of new officers. Craft M y 16—Te lo—1 ennis match, Carnegie Tech Mosque. 8:15. ya Club Hall. versus West Virginia. Tech courts. April 16-21—Daughters of the Ameri May 27—Homewood Women's Club May 18—Tennis match, Carnegie Tech can Revolution hold thirty-seventh closes season with annual luncheon. versus Bucknell. Tech courts. annual Continental Congress. Wash May 28 Colloquium Club. Hostess, May 19—Tennis match, University of ington. Mrs. William M. Stevenson. Pittsburgh versus Carnegie Tech. April 17, 18 and 19—Pittsburgh's fifth Tech courts. annual week for the Blind. Wabash ART EXHIBITS May 19—Shady Side Academy holds Building. April I 5—Closing date for fifteenth interscholastic relays. Academy April 21 Pittsburgh Alumnae Chap annual salon, Photographic Section, Oval, Fox Chapel Road, Aspinwall. ter of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority gives Pittsburgh Academy of Science and May 2 1—Tennis match, Carnegie Tech bridge tea. Sorority House, North Art. Carnegie Galleries. versus Bethany. Tech courts. Craig Street. April 1 5 Closing date for exhibition June 7, 8 and 9 Allegheny Country April 22, 23 and 24—Meadville Con of paintings, pastels and etchings by Club annual Horse Show. Allegheny ference meets in First Unitarian Mary Cassatt. Carnegie Galleries. Country Club grounds, Sewickley Church, Morewood and Ellsworth April I 5—Closing date for exhibition Heights. Avenues. of paintings by Charles W. Haw June I 6—Army-Navy tennis matches April 23 National League of Women thorne. Carnegie Galleries. for Leech Cup. Chevy Chase, Mary Voters holds eighth annual conven April 21—Closing date for exhibition land.tion. Chicago. of paintings by living American June 21 United States Inter-City ten April 26—Boy Scouts of Allegheny painters. Kaufman n's. nis doubles. Cleveland. County hold Merit Badge Exposition. October 18 -December 10 Twenty- June 2 1-23—National open golf tour Duquesne Garden. seventh Carnegie Institute Internanament for women. Olympia Fields, April 28-May 5 National Congress of tional Art BENEFITS exhibition. Chicago. Parents and Teachers Association April 14—Phoebe Brashear Club gives June 25 National Intercollegiate ten holds thirty-second convention. Hotel benefit bridge. Kaufmann's. 2 nis matches. Haverford. Cleveland, Cleveland. o'clock. July 2—Middle States championship May 7 University of Pittsburgh Cap April 1 4 W a s h i n g t o n Seminary tennis tourney. Philadelphia. and Gown Club gives first perform Alumnae give benefit bridge. Pitts July 2 National clay court tennis ance of "Mary Go Round." Alvin burgh Athletic Association. championship matches. Indianapolis. Theatre. 8:15. April 14 Alpha Gamma Delta gives July 2 and 3 Pennsylvania open June 7—Civic Club of Allegheny bridge for benefit of children's camp. championship golf tournament. Oak County holds annual Flower Market. Gimbel's Dining-room. 2 o'clock. mont Country Club. June I 7 American Institute of Home April 1 7 Nurses' Association of the July 9, 10 and 1 I Pennsylvania amaopathy opens annual convention. Presbyterian Hospital gives concert teur golf tournament. Oakmont Headquarters, the Hotel Schenley. for student nurses' benefit fund. Car Country Club. August 23-25 American Legion, Denegie Music Hall. 8:15. July 16 Invitation tennis tournament. partment of Pennsylvania, annua] April 18 and 19 Pennsylvania College Longwood Bowl, Brookline, Massa convention. Uniontown. for Women Alumnae Association chusetts. BASEBALL hold rummage sale. No. 6124 Penn July 25-28 Western open golf tour PITTSBURGH HOME SCHEDULE Avenue. nament for women. North Shore, April 19, 20, 21 St. Louis April 18 Congress of Clubs' Benefit Chicago. April 26, 27, 28 Cincinnati Hospitality Committee sponsors July 30 Invitation tennis tournament. April 30, May 1, 2 Chicago musical tea for benefit of Torrance Meadow Club, Southampton, Long May 3, 4, 5, 7 Boston House. Congress Clubhouse. Island. May 8, 9, 10, II New York April 21 Girls' Club of. St. Stephen's July 3 I-August 4—National public May 12, 14, 15, 16 Brooklyn Protestant Episcopal Church, Se links golf tournament for women. May 17, 18, 19 Philadelphia wickley, gives cabaret supper and Cobb Creek, Philadelphia. May 24, 25, 26 Chicago bazaar. St. Stephen's Parish House. August 6 National public parks ten May 29, 30, 30, 31 St. Louis April 23—United Daughters of the nis tourney. Cleveland. June 1, 2 Chicago Confederacy, Pittsburgh Chapter, August 13 National Junior turf court June 20, 21, 22, 23 Cincinnati holds rummage sale. Broad Street tennis championship matches. Cul July 4, 4 Cincinnati and Larimer Avenue. ver, Indiana. July 5, 6, 7, 9 New York April 24 Smith College Club presents August 1 3—Invitation tennis tourna July 10, II, 12, 13 Philadelphia Walter Hampden in "Caponsacchi. ment. Tennis and Cricket Club, July 14, 16, 17, 18 Boston The Alvin. Seabright, New Jersey. July 19, 20, 21 Brooklyn April 25 Homeopathic Hospital So August 13-18 Women's Western golf August 9 St. Louis cial Service Department gives bene tournament. Indian Hill, Chicago. August 1 I Cincinnati fit luncheon bridge. Longue Vue August 20—Invitation tennis tourna August 13, 14, 15, 16 Brooklyn Country Club. ment. Casino, Newport. August 17, 18 Philadelphia May 4—Sewickley Child's Health As August 20—National women's turf August 20, 21, 22 Boston sociation gives annual May party. court champion tennis matches. For August 23, 24, 25 New York Edgeworth Club. est Hills, Long Island. August 28, 29 Philadelphia June 14 Board of Directors, Robert B. August 20-25—Western amateur wom August 30, 31, Sept. 1 St. Louis LECTURES Ward Home for Children, gives anen's golf tournament. Bob O'Link, September 3, 3, 4 Chicago April nual 24 garden Pennsylvania party. College for Chicago. September 15 Cincinnati June Women 30 Sewickley presents Dog Margaret Show. Widde- Inter- Benefit August 2 7 N a t i o n a 1 turf court mer. Social 1 Service, I o'clock. Chi- DEATHS Allegheny General doubles championships tennis match Mrs. Mary Harris Briggs Phillips, Hospital. Allegheny Country Club es. Brookline, Massachusetts. widow of John Ormsby Phillips, died Horse Show SPORTS grounds. September 3—National girls' turf court Monday afternoon at her home in April 16-30—Spring meeting of racing singles tennis matches. Philadelphia. North Lincoln Avenue, North Side, in horses. Havre de Grace, Maryland. September I 0 National turf court her eighty-third year. Funeral services May 4—Tennis match, Carnegie Tech singles tennis matches. Forest Hills, were held at the house Thursday after versus Dickinson. Tech courts. Long Island. noon. A great, great-granddaughter May 5—Tennis match, Carnegie Tech September I 0- I 5 National amateur of John Harris, founder of Harrisburg, versus Alumni. golf tournament for women. Brae Mrs. Phillips was born in the house that September MISCELLANEOUS September April Burn, sectional cago. Pittsburgh followed lege golf ginia. I tournament. Club. 4—Beaver-Beechwood Boston. 12 by team 24-29—Women's —United gives business 1 2 tennis o'clock. annual Hot matches mee1 States Springs, breakfast, National Club Vir»1- of part Norman Nicola, Clarke, Blagden, a burgh, the ber Church, ities Phillips great-grandchildren. state on family industrial stood son, her South of in until capitol. on was Emmanuel marriage church John nine of S. North leaves of the Side developers a among Wooldridge, Pittsburgh; Haverford, Greenfield, year site H. grandchildren She and of Side, four to B. now Pittsburgh. the Protestant or philanthropic came Mr. Mrs. Phillips, early of daughters, two occupied Mrs. Phillips, and Massachusetts; Mrs. what to Phillips settlers ago. Pittsburgh Mrs. Episcopal Oliver and Louis of A is by whose activmem Mrs. took now E. Pitts and Mrs. five the S. P-R-
siv. um • * * THE INDEX, Saturday, April 14, 1928 5 7 V lO 1 ORIS 1 S everywhere acknowledge the New Cadillac tor its modern charm, its size, its luxury, but those who drive it will be so enthralled by its amazing resources oi eager power that, to them, the INew Cadillac will ever mean power.—.power in abundance that does the exceptional with matter=ol=ract ease and brilliant finality r y y * CADILLAC Adore than 50 exclusive body styles by tislier And ttsher-t leetwood A NOTABU TROD LI CT
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