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Miss Martha Emilie Green, daughter of<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Sherman<br />
England Women. Annual meeting<br />
and luncheon. Faculty Club of the<br />
University of Pittsburgh.<br />
Green, of St. James Street, to Mr.<br />
Samuel Clarke Reed, Jr., son of Mr. May 15 Woman's Club of Pittsburgh<br />
and Mrs. Samuel Clarke Reed, of annual business meeting. Congress<br />
Murray Hill Avenue.<br />
Clubhouse.<br />
Miss Sally Rawstorne, daughter of Mr. May 18 Woman's Club of Oakland<br />
and Mrs. Charles D. Rawstorne, of gives reception for new members.<br />
Denniston Avenue, to Mr. John C. Hotel Schenley.<br />
Bane, Jr., son of Mrs. John C. Bane, May 18 United Daughters of the Con<br />
of South SOCIAL Atlantic AFFAIRS<br />
Avenue.<br />
federacy, Pittsburgh Chapter. Elec<br />
June 29—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott tion of officers. Hotel Schenley. 2<br />
Willock, of Sewickley, present their o'clock.<br />
daughter, Miss Virginia Willock. May 18 Sarah Sloan Scholarship Club<br />
Allegheny Country Club.<br />
closes season with dinner. Congress<br />
MUSIC<br />
of Clubs.<br />
April 28—Free <strong>org</strong>an recital. Carnegie May 2 1—The Tourists present Sidney<br />
Music Hall. 8:15.<br />
A. Teller, resident director of The<br />
April 29—Free <strong>org</strong>an recital. Carnegie Irene Kaufmann Settlement, in "The<br />
Music Hall. 4 o'clock.<br />
Back Yard of a Great City." Con<br />
April 29—Free <strong>org</strong>an recital. Carnegie gress Clubhouse.<br />
Music Hall, North Side. 3 o'clock. May 24 Epoch Club annual meeting<br />
May 1—Anne Griffiths, assisted by T. and picnic. Hostess, Mrs. Fred W.<br />
Carl Whitmer, presents program of Scott.<br />
music by contemporary composers. May 25 Daughters of the American<br />
Y. M. and Y. W. Association. 8:15. Revolution, Pittsburgh Chapter. An<br />
May I 1—Bach Festival. Bethlehem, nual meeting and election of officers.<br />
Pennsylvania.<br />
Hotel Schenley. 2:30.<br />
CLUBS<br />
May 2 5 Woman's Club of Crafton.<br />
April 30 Congress of Clubs holds Introduction cf new officers. Craft<br />
annual meeting. 10:30.<br />
Club Hall.<br />
April 30—Quota Club gives annual May 2 7 Homewood Women's Club<br />
Spring dance, card party and recep closes season with annual luncheon.<br />
tion. The William Penn.<br />
May 28 Colloquium Club. Hostess,<br />
May 1 Woman's Club of Pittsburgh Mrs. William M. Stevenson.<br />
gives reception for new members. June 4—United Daughters of Confed<br />
Congress Clubhouse.<br />
eracy, Pittsburgh Chapter, gives Jef<br />
May 1—Womans City Club holds anferson Davis birthday luncheon.<br />
nual meeting. Election of officers. Hotel Schenley. 1 o'clock.<br />
Club-rooms, The William Penn. June 5—Woman's Club of Pittsburgh<br />
8:15.<br />
gives annual outing.<br />
May 2—Woman's Alliance, First Uni June 6 The Tourists give annual out<br />
ART EXHIBITS<br />
tarian Church, Morewood and Ellsing.worth Avenues. I 1 o'clock. Lunch June<br />
April<br />
I<br />
30—-Closing<br />
1 Woman's<br />
date<br />
Club<br />
for<br />
of<br />
exhibition<br />
East Libeon<br />
at 1.<br />
erty<br />
of Pittsburgh<br />
gives family<br />
paintings<br />
outing.<br />
by<br />
Hostess,<br />
A. H.<br />
May 4—Margaret McCown, reader, Mrs.<br />
Gorson,<br />
G. L.<br />
Wunderly<br />
Hephner,<br />
Brothers'<br />
Laketon Road,<br />
Gal<br />
and Henrietta Spelsburg, soprano, Wilkinsburg.<br />
leries.<br />
give graduate recital. Pennsylvania June<br />
April<br />
1<br />
30-May<br />
5 Dicken's<br />
5 Exhibition<br />
Fellowship<br />
of rare<br />
gives<br />
College for Women Assembly Hall. Tiny<br />
prints<br />
Tim<br />
of old<br />
picnic.<br />
and modern<br />
Highland<br />
masters<br />
Park.<br />
in<br />
cooperation with M. Knoedler and<br />
8:15.<br />
Company of New York. Gillespie<br />
May 4—Woman's Club of Oakland<br />
Galleries.<br />
holds annual meeting. Hotel Schen<br />
April 30-May 12—Exhibition of old<br />
ley.<br />
English sporting subjects. Gillespie<br />
May 5—Junior Sections of Clubs in<br />
Galleries.<br />
Southwestern District, State Feder<br />
May 5—Closing date for exhibition o<br />
ation of Pennsylvania Women, hold<br />
modern pottery, designed by leading<br />
first District Conference. Twentieth<br />
modern sculptors and arranged by<br />
Century Club. I I o'clock.<br />
R. Guy Cowan; also reproductions of<br />
May 7—The Tourists. Election of of<br />
well-known French, German and<br />
ficers. Hostess, Mrs. Marvin E.<br />
Austrian artists. Kaufmann's.<br />
Golding.<br />
October 18 BENEFITS<br />
-December 10—Twenty-<br />
May 7—Dickens Fellowship holds gen April seventh 28 Carnegie Lions International Institute Interna radio<br />
eral meeting. The Fort Pitt.<br />
tional party. Art Syria exhibition. Mosque. 10 o'clock<br />
May 8—Tuesday Musical Club closes Eastern Standard time.<br />
season with annual luncheon. Hotel May 4 Sarah Sloan Scholarship Club<br />
Schenley.<br />
gives benefit luncheon bridge. Home<br />
May 9—Woman's Alliance, First Uni of Mrs. Walter R. Fleming.<br />
tarian Church, Morewood and Ells May 4 Young Women's Auxiliary to<br />
worth Avenues. Annual meeting. First Allegheny Day Nursery Board<br />
1 1 o'clock. Luncheon at I.<br />
gives benefit bridge. McCreery Din<br />
May 10—Epoch Club. Hostess, Mrs. ing-room. 2:30.<br />
J. L. Hukill.<br />
May 4—Sewickley Child's Health As<br />
May 1 1—Southern Club closes season sociation gives annual May party.<br />
with annual luncheon. Hotel Schen Edgeworth Club.<br />
ley. I o'clock.<br />
June |4 Board of Directors, Robert B.<br />
May 1 I—Woman's Club of Crafton. Ward Home for Children, gives an<br />
Craft Club Hall.<br />
nual garden party.<br />
May 14 — Dolly Madison Chapter, June 15—Skin and Cancer Foundation<br />
Daughters of 1812. Womans City<br />
May Election negieerty. of A. Club, 14—Colloquium officers. 14—Woman's 14—Pittsburgh 14—Homewood 2 Library. the Annual o'clock. of William officers. East meeting Club Penn. Liberty Club. Colony Homewood Women's of and Y. East of election W. Club. CarLib New C. annual gives "Circus benefit. Dinner The Willows. Dance" as its<br />
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