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THE INDEX, Saturday, April 28, 1928
C L U B S - P H I L A N T H R O P I E S - C I V I C S
F O R the benefit of the First Allegheny "Gardens." There will be the usual luncheon in Carl Glick's "Outclassed;" Seton Hill Col­
Day Nursery the Young Women's at one o'clock.
lege Players of Greensburg, in Essex Dane's
Auxiliary to the Board of Managers
"The Wrong Number." High honorable men­
will give a bridge at half past two o'clock Tuesday afternoon, May first, the Woman's tion was given to the Reading Community
Friday afternoon, May fourth, in the Mc- Club of Pittsburgh will give a reception for Players for their work in Sada Cowan's
Creery dining-rooms. Serving as the General new members in Congress Clubhouse. The tragedy, "The Morgue."
Committee are Mrs. Edward P. Goetz, Mrs. chairmen will be Mrs. Harry G. Eakins and Lane Thompson was stage manager for the
Henry M. Reed, Mrs. Frank F. Doak, Mrs. Mrs. Edmond Englert, and the hostesses Mrs. contest, J. Benedict, business manager, Miss
Louis H. Hubach and Mrs. Andrew Jones. A J. G. Burford and Mrs. J. F. Kirkpatrick. Helen St. Peter had charge of the publicity
partial list of patronesses includes Mrs. Wil­ Mrs. Estella Medley, dramatic soprano, will and Mrs. Lane Thompson was chairman. The
liam H. Latimer, Mrs. H. E. Smith, Mrs. D.
judges were B. Iden Payne, George Seibel,
G. Dodds, Mrs. George Ketchum, Mrs. J. L.
George M. P. Baird, Miss Bertha Fuhrer,
Campbell, Mrs. W. J. Peters, Mrs. A. L. Annual reports will be read and officers Miss Martha B. Steckel, Miss Elizabeth
Schiel, Mrs. H. N. Riley, Mrs. A. J. Wyant, elected at the meeting of the Woman's Club Howe and Mrs. Florence Fisher Parry.
Mrs. J. 0. Chesley, Mrs. Harry Letsche, Mrs. of Oakland in the Hotel Schenley Friday
Clifford Russell, Mrs. Lee Beatty, Mrs. Bert afternoon, May fourth, Mrs. C. M. Stauft and At the annual meeting of the Alliance
Kunselman, Mrs. W. J. Ochsenhirt, Mrs. John Miss Florence Spangler will be the ushers. Francaise, held in the Twentieth Century
C. Reed, Mrs. David A. Pitcairn, Mrs. J. I.
Club the evening of April twentieth with
Thompson, Mrs. William A. Seifert, Mrs. The Quota Club of Pittsburgh will give its Mrs. David Wilson Kuhn presiding, the fol­
Laird Lang, Mrs. John Donaldson, Mrs. J. H. annual Spring dance and card party Monday lowing officers were elected: Vice presidents,
Caughey, Mrs. J. Smith Christy, Mrs. Harry evening, April thirtieth, in The William Penn. Edwin Z. Smith, Mrs. Henri Harris, Dr.
F. Hetzel, Mrs. Arthur H. Bowman, Mrs. The club officers are Miss Anna A. Egan, James W. Macfarlane; secretary, Miss Emma
Robert Dodds, Mrs. Richard W. Fisher, Mrs. president; Miss Elvira L. Bleadinghiser, Miss B. Suydam; treasurer, Alfred C. Dickey.
Howard Keally, Mrs. Edwin Krueger, Mrs. Jennie E. Beam and Miss Bertha E. Hanley, Directors, Mrs. William R. Jarvis, Miss Anna
Harry B. Fisher, Mrs. William Robinson, vice presidents; Mrs. Nelle D. Wilson, secre­ G. Richey, Miss Frances King, Miss Edith G.
Mrs. Edwin Langdon, Mrs. Charles Burtary; Miss Anna M. Adams, treasurer; Miss Ely, Mrs. Louis J. Affelder, Miss Alice Gray,
goyne, Mrs. William Wrenshall, Miss Alva Ella J. Fleming, Miss Mary Friess, Miss Mrs. Raoul Mayer, Paul Purchard and Regi­
Newburn, Mrs. Merton Grubbs, Mrs. Theo­ Francis McKillop and Miss Jessie Rupert, nald Hall Johnson.
dore Tafel, Mrs. William Fleming, Miss Anna directors.
Dietrich, Mrs. D. W. Boss, Mrs. Homer C. The Ways and Means Committee in charge Three members of the Tuesday Musical
Gerwig, Mrs. W. A. Royston, Mrs. Walter J. of arrangements consists of Miss Frances Club of Pittsburgh were elected to office at
Ochsenhirt and Mrs. J. L. Rodrigues. McKillop, chairman; Mrs. Edna St. Clair, vice the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Fed­
Officers of the Young Women's Auxiliary chairman; Mrs. Margaret Hibbs, Miss Nettie eration of Music Clubs, held last week in
are Miss Pearl Reed, president; Mrs. Andrew Bennett, Miss Agnes Wilkeson, Miss Mabel Altoona. Mrs. William C. Dierks was elected
Jones, vice president; Mrs. James M. Simp­ Leonard, Miss Estelle Ryan and Mrs. Sara president; Mrs. Thomas C. Donovan, secreson,
recording secretary; Mrs. Lawrence Tomlinson. On the Reception Committee are tary, and Mrs. Will Earhart was elected to
Lyon, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Glen Mrs. Dorothy Bateman, chairman, Miss Ivy the Board of Directors. Another Tuesday
Aiken, treasurer.
Sloan, vice chairman, Mrs. Laura Karn, Miss Musical Club member, Mrs. Edward B. Lee,
Emma Brunner, Miss Alice Holmes, Mrs. presided at the junior club conferences.
Lucy Babylon, Miss Ella Schroder and Miss
The first District Conference of the Junior
Emma Hall. The Hotels Committee is headed Friday, May fourth, the Sarah Sloan Schol­
Sections of the Clubs in the Southwestern
by Mrs. Lyda Phillips, assisted by Miss Florarship Club will give a benefit luncheon
District of the State Federation of Pennsylence
Ahrens and Dr. Lilian Shook. The Girls' bridge in the home of Mrs. Walter R. Flemvania
Women will be held in the auditorium
Service Committee, under the chairmanship ing, Pioneer Avenue.
of the Twentieth Century Club Saturday
of Miss Margaret Moore, past president of At the annual meeting held recently the
morning, May fifth, at eleven oclock. The
the Pittsburgh Quota Club, will receive the club elected the following officers: President,
morning session will be devoted to discussion
proceeds from the dance and cards.
Mrs. John S. Sloan; vice presidents, Mrs. D.
of the interests and problems of the Junior
Edwin Miller, Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. David
groups and will be in the nature of a Junior
B. Iden Payne, of Carnegie Institute of I. McCahill; recording secretary, Mrs. W. A.
Club Institute.
Technology Drama School, has announced the McMaster; corresponding secretary, Mrs. S.
Mrs. R. Maurice Snyder, of Philadelphia,
prize winners in the fourth annual contest J. Corbett; financial secretary, Mrs. W. B.
State Chairman of Juniors, will be the speak­
for amateur players, held last week under the Carson; treasurer, Mrs. George J. Campbell.
er for the afternoon session, which will begin
Directors, Mrs. Charles S. Hutchinson, Mrs.
at two o'clock.
Joseph B. Drake, Mrs. Laura Charlton, Mrs.
This first conference is expected to be of
E. B. Heyser, Mrs. C. D. Bushnell and Mrs.
great value to the Junior groups, since mat­
Richard Arthur.
ters of vital interest to them will be present­
The club, which is planning a thrift sale
ed and discussed.
next month, will close its season with a dinner
in Congress Clubhouse, for the husbands
and friends of members, May eighteenth.
Mrs. William E. Schoyer is chairman of
the May meetings of the Womans Alliance of
the First Unitarian Church, Morewood and
Ellsworth Avenues, with "Home Horizons"
as the general subject. At the meeting to
be held Wednesday, May second, at eleven
o'clock, Mrs. Harper K. Beegle will speak on
auspices of the Drama League of Pittsburgh.
First prize went to The Puppets of Pittsburgh,
their presentation of Rita Creighton
Smith's "The Rescue,' 'entitling them to continue
as possessors of the Samuel French
trophy cup. Miss Olivia Kelly, Miss Margaret
Murray and Miss Rita Criste were
members of the winning cast. For their
presentation of Edward H. Smith's "Release,"
the South Hills Repertoire players
won second prize. Other awards were made
to the West Virginia University Dramatic
Club, in Wilbur Daniel Steele's "The Giant
Stair;" Shady Side Academy Gargoyle Club,
Wednesday, May second, the Girls Friendly
Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church
of The Ascension will give their annual
Spring dance and card party in the Parish
House.