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2 THE INDEX, Saturday, January 14, 1928 h e S t ore ° Si p ec i a t 7 for littsburqrYj fastidious feminine )xm>Jhid s / e H U E /' ^ £ > * * THE FINEST FASHIONS AND APPUTXTfNANCCS" FROM-T-HE WORLDS FOREMOST STYLE JOUNCES within +he unlimited cjolden trisncfle prM-kinq available LUDWIG KAUFMANN t FRANCES LOOBY Mellon Travel Service Your coniiorl and pleasure while traveling fo any pari ol the world will be greatly increased by arranging your steamship, hotel and railway accommodations through us. Not only do we relieve you ol every detail but we can obtain lor you better reservations than you would get in New York. We are agents for all leading steamship lines, Cook's Tours and Ra>mond-\Vhitcomb Tours TRAVEL BUREAU MELLON NATIONAL BANK PITTSBURGH, PA. Diamond National Bank at Pittsburgh ^ ^ AGENTS FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES For Full Information and Reservations Consult Our Travel and Tour Departments FIPTH AND LIBERTY AVENUES Telephone Atlantic 3475 CHARLES G. ANDREWS, Mgr. FIRST NATIONAL BANK at PITTSBURGH AGENTS FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES &SSSZSSA TOURIST DEPARTMENT PHONE ATLANTIC 5630 513 WOOD STREET T H E I N D E X C A L E N D A R Miss Sara Jane Whiteman, daughter of Mrs. J. A. Whiteman, of Indiana, Pennsylvania, to Mr. Henry G. Was of Pdt iburdh Life son, Jr., son of former Judge Henry o PublIshed Every Saturday by G. Wasson, of Pittsburgh. LECTURES The Index Publishing Company January 1 5—Carnegie Museum pre 233 Oliver Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. sents Thompson of Yucatan in "America's Answer to Egypt." Lec Established 1895 Telephone Atlantic 5323 ture Hall. 2:30. CATHERINE M. PATTERSON, Editor January I 7—Y. W. C. A., Central WILLIAM J. IIATTON, Business Manager Branch, presents Mrs. Cornelia Stratton Parker. Carnegie Music Subscription price $3.00 the year. Single copies ten cents. Hall. 8:15, Enteted as second class matter at the Post Office of January 22—Carnegie Museum pre Ptttsbuigri, Pa. sents Sidney K. Eastwood in "Tramping Pennsylvania Byways." Vol. LVII Januarxj 14, 1928 No. 2 Lecture Hall. 2:30. January 24—Y. W. C. A., Central Branch, presents Dr. Florence Tea- WEDDINGS garden. Auditorium. 8:15. 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 of Mrs. Harry A. Snively, of College 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 I "InternaNatural of o'clock. Widde- H. Club, Hall. Alle for A.
MUSIC January 14—Free organ recital. Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15. January 15—Free organ recital. Carnegie Music Hall. 4 o'clock. January 15—Free organ recital. Carnegie Music Hall, North Side. 3 o'clock. January 1 7—K ochanski, violinist. Syria Mosque. 8:15. January 20—Louis Graveure, Belgian baritone. Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15. January 27 and 28—New York Symphony Orchestra. Walter Damrosch conductor. Syria Mosque. January 28 Yost String Quartet. Hotel Schenley ballroom. 8:15. February 3 Harold Bauer and Ossip Gabrilowitsch. Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15. February 6 T i t o S c h i p a. Syria Mosque. 8:15. February 10 and I 1—Minneapolis Orchestra, Henri Verbrugghen conductor, and Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. Syria Mosque. February 1 3—Sigrid One gin. Morris Kaufmann Memorial Auditorium. 8:15. February 1 7 Art Society of Pittsburgh presents Walter Gieseking. Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15. February 20 Guy Maier and Lee Pattison. Syria Mosque. 8:15. March 2 Zlatko Balokovich and Culic Dragun, Croatian violinist and baritone. Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15. March 5 Giovanni Martinelli. Morris Kaufmann Memorial Auditorium. 8:15. March 9 and 10—New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Arturo Toscanni conductor. Syria Mosque. March 15 Galli-Curci. Syria Mosque. 8:15. March 16 Art Society of Pittsburgh presents The Elshuco Trio, William THE INDEX, Saturday, January 14, 1928 1887 1928 SPECIAL SALE Picture Frames were Candle Sticks " Largest Jiwe'ry Establishment in Pittsburgh OLD DUTCH PLATED SILVER A Less Tlian Hall Original Prices Flower Baskets " Center Piece " Flower Vases " Pitcher li ljou want anvj oi these come earlij as mmuj psop'e were di'appointed in not getting in 'o >33 our reduced Lamps the past v ei'k — all cjuickuj sold See These in Our Second Floor Gift Shoppe $20.00 now 35.00 50.00 35.(10 50.00 26.00 20.00 16.00 55.00 35.00 3I».00 $10.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 15.00 10.00 7.50 5.00 20 00 10.00 10.00 TneHARDYc\HAYE5(D. Hardy ex Hayey Building Wood St. at Oliver Ave Pitfyt>ur£h. January 20 College Club presents Dr. January 30 Woman's Club of Sewickwood B. Spear. Hostess, Miss Alice Ransom E. Somers, geologist and enley Valley, Junior play. Open day. M- Thurston. gineer. Edgeworth Club. 3 o'clock. February 1 3—Woman's CIuj of Se January 23 The Tourists present January 3 1 Tuesday Musical Club wickley Valley presents Maude Roy- Chester M. Wallace, of Carnegie In Junior program. Upper Hall, Solden in "Psychology and Religion." stitute of Technology Drama Departdiers' Memorial. 2:15. Edgeworth Club. 3 o'clock. ment, in "The Art of the Drama." February 1 Woman's All ancs, First February 13 Colloqu um Club. Host Congress Clubhouse. Unitarian Church, Mo/ewooJ and ess, Mrs. John McKibbin. Kroll, violinist; Willem Willeke, January 23 Twentieth Century Club Ellsworth Avenues, p e ;e t i Dr. February 1 3 Homewood Women's 'cellist, and CLUBS Aurelio Giorni, pianist. presents Andre Morize in "Educa Joseph H. James in (h m stry lec Club gives valentine party. Home- January Carnegie 16—Woman's Music Hall. Club 8:15. tion." I I o'clock. ture. 11 o'clock. Lu.i .S.eon at I. wood Carnegie Library. of Sewick March ley Valley 1 7—Yost presents String Cornelia Quartet. Parker Hotel January 23 Woman's Club of Sewick February 2 Epoch Club. Hostess, February 1 4 Tuesday Musical Club Schenley in "Travel ballroom. versus a 8:15. ley Valley presents Hart House Mrs. Albert L, Vencill. gives opera program. Upper Hall, College Educa April tion." 3 Edgeworth Mendelssohn Club. Choir, 3 o'clock. Ernest String Quartet and Christine Has February 3 Woman's Club of Oak Sold.ers' Memorial. 2:15. January Lunt, director, 16—Twentieth presents Century "The Club Paskell. Open day. Edgeworth Club. land general meeting. Hotel Schen February 1 5 Woman's Alliance. First presents sion According Count Hermann to St. Keyserling Matthew." 3 o'clock. ley. Unitarian Church, Morewood and Carnegie in "Where Music Are Hall. We 8 Going." o'clock. January 23—Colloquium Club. Open February 3 Woman's Club of Craf Ellsworth Avenues, presents Dr. I 1 meeting. Hoste3ses, Mrs. William ton. Drama day. Craft Club Hall. Luba Robin Goldsmith in "The Art o'clock. Gates, Mrs. William Whigham and February 3 Southern Club Nominat of Living in the Light of Modern January 1 7—Tuesday Musical Club Mrs. John M. Irwin. ing Committee meets. Hotel Schen Medical Science." 1 I o'clock. presents artist program. Gitta Gra- January 23—Homewood W o m e n s ley. 2 o'clock. Luncheon at 1. dova, pianist. Upper Hall, Soldiers' Club presents Judge Richard W. February 6 The Tourists. Congress February 1 6 Epoch Club. Hostess, Memorial. 2:15. Martin. Homewood Carnegie Li Clubhouse. Mrs. Charles Orchard. January I 7—Woman's Club of Pittsbrary. February 6 Woman's Club of Sewick February 1 7 Woman's Club of Oakburgh election of officers. Congress January 23—Dolly Madison Chapter, ley Valley Department of Education land. Hotel Schenley. Clubhouse. Daughters of 1812. Womans City presents Dr. Roswell Johnson, of the February 1 7 United Daughters of the January 1 8—Woman's Alliance, First Club, the William Penn. University of Pittsburgh, in "Chang Confederacy, Pittsburgh Chapter, Unitarian Church, Morewood and January 25 Congress of Clubs and ing Russia." Edgeworth Club. 3 business and social meeting. Hotel Ellsworth Avenues, presents Shirley club women of Western Pennsyl o'clock. Schenley. Mason in "Romance of the Rocks." vania second quarterly meeting. February 7 Woman's Club of Pitts February 1 7 Woman's Club of Craf 1 1 o'clock. Luncheon at 1. Congress Clubhouse. 10:30. burgh presents Dr. N. Andrew N. ton presents J. Fred Lissfelt in January 1 9 Epoch Club. Hostess, January 25—Woman's Alliance, First Cleven, of the University of Pitts "Musicians of Pennsylvania," with Mrs. Edgar R. Wall. Unitarian Church, Morewood and burgh, in "International Relations. vocal illustrations by Mrs. J. G. Lit- January 19—Twentieth Century Club Ellsworth Avenues, social service Congress Clubhouse. tell. Craft Club Hall. Drama Committee presents bur day. I 1 o'clock. Luncheon at I. February 8—Woman's Alliance, First February 20—The Tourists celebrate lesque and supercimema. 2 :30. January 2 7—College Club holds dis Unitarian Church, Morewood and Washington's Birthday. Congress January 19—United Daughters of the cussion meeting. Ellsworth Avenues. I 1 o'clock. Clubhouse. Confederacy, Pittsburgh Chapter, January 27—Daughters of the Ameri Luncheon at 1 . February 20 Woman's Club of Se gives luncheon in honor of General can Revolution, Pittsburgh Chapter, February 10 Southern Club gives wickley Valley. Edgewor.h Club. January Juniors. Schenley. has Robert evening 20 E. Craft Woman's Lee's Club meeting birthday. Hall. Club of with 8 Crafton o'clock. Hotel the January Forbidden presents enth Washington. mid-Winter election annual 30—Twentieth of Lowell Afghanistan." Continental delegates business Hotel Thomas Schenley. Century to meeting Congress 1 in thirty-sev I o'clock. "Into and Club in February card o'clock. New written England party. and 1 3—Pittsburgh directed Hotel Women Schenley. by give Colony Mrs. play, Ell- of 2 February Unitarian burgh.house. 3 o'clock. 21 2 Drama 1 Woman's Church, Woman's day. Club Morewood Congress Alliance, of PittsClub and First
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