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2 THE INDEX, Saturday, January 14, 1928
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January 1 5—Carnegie Museum pre­
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ture Hall. 2:30.
CATHERINE M. PATTERSON, Editor January I 7—Y. W. C. A., Central
WILLIAM J. IIATTON, Business Manager
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Stratton Parker. Carnegie Music
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Enteted as second class matter at the Post Office of January 22—Carnegie Museum pre­
Ptttsbuigri, Pa.
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Vol. LVII Januarxj
14, 1928 No. 2 Lecture Hall. 2:30.
January 24—Y. W. C. A., Central
Branch, presents Dr. Florence Tea-
WEDDINGS
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January I 4 Miss Dorothea Chess. January 27 Friday Morning Club,
daughter of Mrs. Walter Chess, of League of Women Voters of Alle­
Bennington Avenue, and Mr. Robert gheny County, presents Miss Mary
Markham Marshall. Prot;s ant B. Gilson in "The Hours We Work."
Episcopal Church of The Redeemer, Carnegie Music Hall. I 1 o'clock.
12:30.
January 29 Carnegie Museum pre­
January 25 Miss Hallie Virginia Hill, sents Harry C. Ostrander in "Java."
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Lecture Hall. 2:30.
Schuyler Nicholson, of Shady Ave­ January 3 I —Y. W. C. A., Central
nue, and Mr. Frederick Rufus Craw­ Branch, presents Dr. Florence Teaford,
son of Mrs. Rufus Crawford, of garden. Auditorium. 8:15.
Albemarle Street.
February 3—Friday Morning Club,
February 2—Miss Elizabeth Lewis, League of Women Voters of Alle­
daughter of Mrs. Laura Fawell Lewis, gheny County, presents Mrs. Ida
and Mr. John Haynes Follansbee, Wright Bowman in ''Current
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Follans­ Events." Carnegie Music Hall. I I
bee. of Squirrel Hill Avenue.
o'clock.
February 4 Miss Frances Schoen, February 5—Carnegie Museum pre­
daughter ENGAGEMENTS
of Mrs. William Henry sents Dr. Charles A. Payne in
Miss Schoen, Ruth of Elizabeth Fifth Avenue, Manor, daughter and Mr. "Alaska." Lecture Hall. 2:30.
Lewis of Mr. A. and Park, Mrs. of John Pittsburgh B. Manor, and Se­ February 7—Y. W. C. A., Central
of
wickley East Liverpool, Heights. Ohio, At home.
Branch, presents Maude Roy den.
to Mr. John
Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15.
Scott Robb, III., son of Mr. and Mrs.
February I 0—Friday Morning Club,
John Scott Robb, Jr., of Carnegie.
League of Wornen Voters of Alle­
Miss Alice Walton Childs, daughter of
gheny County, presents Tom Skey-
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Childs, 'of
hill, Australian soldier, poet and
Albemarle Street, to Mr. Oliver P.
world traveler, in "Soviet Russia To­
Nicola, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
day." Carnegie Music Hall. 1 1
Oliver P. Nicola, of the Schenley
o'clock.
Apartments.
February I 2 Carnegie Museum pre­
Miss Helen Adeline Snively, daughter
sents Chief Strongheart in "From
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Peace Pipe to War Trail." Lecture
Avenue, to Mr. Nevin C. Brenner,
Hall. 2:30.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Bren­
February 1 7—Friday Morning Club,
ner, of Ben Avon.
League of Women Voters of Alle­
Miss Edith Anne Rea, daughter of Mrs.
gheny- County, presents Dr. Elmer
Henry R. Rea, of Sewickley Heights,
D. Graper, University of Pittsburgh
to Mr. George Andrew Benney, son
Political Department. Carnegie
of Mrs. George A. Benney, of
Music Hall. I I o'clock.
Sewickley.
February 19—Carnegie Museum pre­
Miss Forsyth Patterson, daughter of
sents Guy C. Caldwell in "The Rocky
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Patterson, of
Mountain National Park." Lecture
Sewickley, to Mr. David Meade Gil-
Hall. 2:30.
more, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
February 20—Pennsylvania College foi
D. Gilmore, of Sewickley.
Women presents Mme. E. Guerin in
Miss Lou Scott, sister of Mr. and Mrs.
"Louis the Fourteenth Period." (Il­
Walter A. Scott, of Elgin Avenue, to
lustrated.) I 1 o'clock.
Mr. Barton Stevenson, of Pittsburgh.
February 24—Friday Morning Club,
Miss Dorothy P. Eaton, daughter of
League of Women Voters of Alle­
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Eaton, of
gheny County, presents Mrs. Ida
Braddock Avenue, to Mr. William R.
Wright Bowman in '"Current
Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Events." Carnegie Music Hall. 1 1
C. Davis, of Spokane, Washington.
o'clock.
Miss Frances Burdick, daughter of Mr.
February 26—Carnegie Museum pre­
Miss and well, and Avenue, Lent burgh Mr. Janet and Mrs. Mrs. Jr., Place, and \o Mrs. of J. McLean, Clifton. Julian Mr. Baltimore.
F. to D. McLean, Mr. Karl K. Burdick, daughter Straub, Charles Straub, of Stratford of of of son CromPitts­ Von of Mr. March April sentsisttional Women 2:30. League ghenyman Women Beach mer. 1 I o'clock. in 24—Pennsylvania 1 Stephen 2 Dan Affairs." the 8—Pennsylvania in I —• County, 1 of presents piano o'clock.
Friday McCowan Rockies." Women G. Carnegie recital. presents Porter Margaret Mrs. Morning Voters in Lecture College in "A College Music H. 1 Congress­
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