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THE INDEX, Saturday, May 5, 1928 June 30—Sewickley Dog Show. Benefit teur golf tournament. Oakmont May 12—Alliance Francaise gives bal greater part of her life, was a member Social Service, Allegheny General Country Club. cabaret for members and their of the First United Presbyterian Hospital. Allegheny Country Club July 12—Women's Western Pennsyl friends. Hotel Schenley. Church for sixty years. Besides Mrs. Horse Show grounds. vania Golf Association one-day June 6—Civic Club of Allegheny Nicholson Mrs. McKown leaves another medal play. Youghiogheny Country County stages annual flower market. daughter, Mrs. Ralph V. Hukill; two COMMENCEMENTS Club. Federal and Ohio Streets, Northside. sons, J. Boyd McKown and William R. June 5 Winchester School. Calvary July I 6—Invitation tennis tournament. June 14—-American Flag Day Associa McKown; twelve grandchildren and Protestant Episcopal Church. 7:30. Longwood Bowl, Brookline, Massation closes Flag Day celebration with two June 6 Thurston Preparatory School. Mrs. great Emma grandchildren. Lloyd McKinney, wife of chusetts. banquet. The William Penn. Calvary Protestant Episcopal William C. McKinney, of Forbes Street, July I 7 Women's Western Pennsyl June 1 7—American Institute of Home Church. 4 o'clock. Followed by died in her home April twenty-eighth vania Golf Association one-day opathy opens annual convention. reception at the school. at the age of fifty-two. Funeral ser medal play. Westmoreland Country Headquarters, the Hotel Schenley. June 7 The Ellis School. Protestant vices were held Tuesday afternoon at Club. August 23-25—American Legion, De Episcopal Church of The Ascension. the house. A member of the Sixth July 25-28 Western open golf tourpartment of Pennsylvania, annual 4 o'clock. Address by the Rev. H. Presbyterian Church, Twentieth Cennament for women. North Shore, convention. Uniontown. Boyd Edwards. Followed by recep tury Club and the Children's Charity Chicago. BASEBALL tion at the school. of the Presbyterian Hospital, Mrs. Mc July 26 Women's Western Pennsyl PITTSBURGH HOME SCHEDULE June 8 Arnold School. 8:15. Kinney was interested in church and vania Golf Association one - day June 8 Shady Side Academy Junior May 5, 7 Boston philanthropic work. Besides her hus medal play. Montour Heights Coun School, Morewood Avenue. May 8, 9, 10, II New York band she leaves a daughter, Miss Janet try Club. June 10—University of Pittsburgh bac May 12, 14, 15, 16.. Brooklyn McKinney, and a son, W. Edward Mc July 30 Invitation tennis tournament, calaureate service. Carnegie Music May 17, 18, 19 Philadelphia Kinney. Meadow Club, Southampton, Long THE Hall. May 24, 25, 26 Chicago Island. June 13 University of Pittsburgh May 29, 30, 30, 31 St. Louis July 3 I-August 4 National public EARLY commencement exercises. June I, 2 Chicago links golf tournament for women. June 15 Shady SPORTS Side Academy, Fox June 20, 21, 22, 23 Cincinnati Cobb Creek, Philadelphia. Chapel Road. 3 o'clock. July 4, 4 Cincinnati A M E R I C A N May 5 Tennis match, Carnegie Tech August 2 Women's Western Pennsyl July 5, 6, 7, 9 New York PATTERN versus Alumni. vania Golf Association mixed four July 10, II, 12, 13 Philadelphia May 7—Tennis match, Carnegie Tech some. Oakmont Country Club. O F all the beautiful things July 14, 16, 17, 18 Boston versus University of Pittsburgh. Pitt August 6—National public parks ten that have come down to July 19, 20, 21 Brooklyn courts. nis tourney. Cleveland. us Irom Early American August 9 St. Louis May 16—Tennis match, Carnegie Tech August 9 Women's Western Pennsyl homes—Ihe rarest is silver. August 1 I Cincinnati versus West Virginia. Tech courts. vania Golf Association one - day SEE THIS DESIGN August 13, 14, 15, 16 Brooklyn May 18 Tennis match, Carnegie Tech medal play. Highland Country Club. August 17, 18 Philadelphia SILVER DEPARTMENT—Second Floor versus Bucknell. Tech courts. August 13 National Junior turf court August 20, 2 1, 22 Boston May 19—Tennis match. University of tennis championship matches. Cul August 23, 24, 25 New York w. w. Pittsburgh versus Carnegie Tech. ver, Indiana. August 28, 29 Philadelphia Tech courts. August I 3—Invitation tennis tourna August 30, 31, Sept. I St. Louis W A T T L E S May 19—Shady Side Academy holds ment. Tennis and Cricket Club, DEATHS September 3, 3, 4 Chicago interscholastic relays. Academy Seabnght, New Jersey. September Mrs. Mary 15 Boyd McKown, Cincinnati widow of & SONS CO. Oval, Fox Chapel Road, Aspinwall. August 13-18—Women's Western golf William McKown, died in the home of JEWELERS May 21 Tennis match, Carnegie Tech tournament. Indian Hill, Chicago. her daughter, Mrs. Harry S. Nicholson, versus Bethany. Tech courts. August I 5 Women's Western Penn Shady Avenue, April twenty-eighth at 517 WOOD STREET May 22—Women's Western Pennsylsylvania Golf Association one-day the age of eighty-one. Funeral servania Golf Association one-day medal play. Alcoma Country Club. vices were held Monday. Mrs. Mcmedal play. Country Club of Pitts August 20 Invitation tennis tourna Kown, who had lived in Pittsburgh the burgh.ment. Casino, Newport. June 5—Women's Western Pennsyl August 20 National women's turf Fur Storage Is Not Expensive vania Golf Association one-day court champion tennis matches. For medal play. Shannopin Country est Hills, Long Island. ^ That is why we urge you to place Club. August 20-25—Western amateur wom June 7, 8 and 9 Allegheny Country en's golf tournament. Bob O'Link, your Winter Furs in our cold stor Club annual Horse Show. Allegheny Chicago. age vaults before moths and dust Country Club grounds, Sewickley August 23 Women's Western Penn have had an opportunity to Heights. sylvania Golf Association one-day damage them. June 1 4- I 5 Women's Western Penn medal play. St. Clair Country Club. sylvania Golf Association two-day August 2 7—N a t i o n a 1 turf court medal play. Kahkwa Country Club. doubles championships tennis match CALL June 16—Army-Navy tennis matches es. Brookline, Massachusetts. for Leech Cup. Chevy Chase, Mary September 3 National girls' turf court »VE ATLANTIC land. singles tennis matches. Philadelphia. 4734 June 18—Women's Western Pennsyl September 7 Women's Western Penn 223-233 Oliver Ave Pittsburgh. Pa. vania Golf Association one-day sylvania Golf Association one-day medal play. Edgewood Country medal play. Stanton Heights Club. Club. September 10—National turf court June 21 United States Inter-City ten singles tennis matches. Forest Hills, nis doubles. Cleveland. Long Island. FIRST NATIONAL BANK at PITTSBURGH June 21-23 National open golf tour September 1 0-1 4—Women's Western AGENTS FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES nament for women. Olympia Fields, Pennsylvania Golf Association cham R^ffi^M, TOURIST DEPARTMENT Chicago. pionship tournament. Allegheny PHONE ATLANTIC 5630 FIFTH AVE. and WOOD STREET June 25 National Intercollegiate ten Country Club. nis matches. Haverford. September 10-15—National amateur June 2 7—Women's Western Pennsyl golf tournament for women. Brae Diamond National Bank at Pittsburgh vania Golf Association one-day Burn, MISCELLANEOUS Boston. AGENTS FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES medal play. Longue Vue Country May September 7 University 12 — United of Pittsburgh States Inter- Cap For Full information and Reservations Consult Our Club. and sectional Gown team Club tennis open week's matches. presenChi NATIONAL Travel and Tour Departments July 2—Middle States championship tationcago. of "Mary-Grow-Round." The •ANK FIFTH AND LIBERTY AVENUES tennis tourney. Philadelphia. September Alvin. 8:15. 24-29—Women's National Telephone Atlantic 3475 CHARLES G. ANDREWS. Mgr. July vania medal championship mont championship 9, 6 2 10 Country play. Women's and Golf National and 3 I Association Pittsburgh golf matches. Club. I—Pennsylvania Pennsylvania clay Western tournament. court Indianapolis. Field one Pennsyl tennis golf tournament. Hot Springs, Vir Club. - Oak open ama- day September try Pennsylvania dayginia. Club. medal 2 7 play. Golf Women's Fox Association Chapel W e s Coun t one- e r n
THE INDEX, Saturday, May 5, 1928 5 A m o n g T h e B r i d e s O f Earlvj S p r i n g MR. AND MRS. CHARLES CROMWELL, JR. Trinity Court Studi' And the bridal party in attendance at their wedding Thursday, April twenty-sixth. Mrs. Cromwell was Miss Frances Burdick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Burdick, of Von Lent Place. In the group are Miss Martha Burdick, who was her sister's maid of honor; the bridesmaids. Miss Elizabeth Warren, of Detroit; Miss Martha Love, of St. Louis, and Miss Kathleen Guthrie; Mr. Theodore Trimble, of Baltimore, who was Mr. Cromwell's best man, and his ushers. Dr. James Bordley, Mr. John Bordley, Mr. John McF. Bergland, Mr. Charles Carroll, of Baltimore; Mr. John Kellogg, of Oswego, New York; Mr. Wallace Booth, of Kentucky; Mr. Sayre Lloyd, of Philadelphia, and Mr. Joel Wakeman Burdick! II., brother of the bride.
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