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THE INDEX, Saturday, May 26, 1928
W h e n the Class of '28
steps down
Some call it Graduation. Others like to think
of it as Commencement.
For the man or woman or boy or girl who
steps down from the platform commences
a new life.
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as useful today, tomorrow, and in the days
to come as a fine watch? A Hamilton watch?
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the man, wrist models for the young woman
and pocket Hamiltons whose beauty is only
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A fine Hamilton can be bought from us for
as little as $50.
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424 Wood Street at Diamond Street
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T H E I N D E X C A L E N D A R
WEDDINGS
June 2—Miss Elizabeth Cook McMillen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
John McMillen, of Thorn
Street, Sewickley, and Mr. John Hurford
Eyster, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan G. Eyster, of Euclid Avenue,
Bellevue.
June 5—Miss Eleanor Vail Lewis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Lewis, of Devon Road, and Dr.
George Vance Foster, of the Pittsburgh
Athletic Association, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Foster, of
Toronto, Canada.
June 14—Miss Mary Purnell Ingram,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Ingram, of Wayne, Pennsylvania,
and Mr. Robert Andrews McKean,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
McKean, of South Negley Avenue.
Washington Memorial Chapel, Valley
Forge. 4:30.
June 16 Miss Katharine Modisette
Marsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph W. Marsh, of Llanfair Lodge,
Woodland Road, and Mr. William
Clarke Fuellhart, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William O. Fuellhart, of En­
deavor, Pennsylvania.
June 22 Miss Margaret Carnegie Per­
kins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Curtis Perkins, of Pitts­
burgh and New York, and Mr. John
Speer Laughlin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Laughlin, Jr., of Woodland
Road. Church of St. Andrewon-the-Dunes,
Southampton, Long
Island. 4 o'clock.
June 23 Miss Eleanor Lovelace Winter,
daughter of Mrs. Frederick W.
Winter, of Beechwood Boulevard.
and Mr. John Birge, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan R. Birge, of Schenectady,
New York.
June 25 — Miss Theodosia Shaler,
daughter of Mrs. George E. Reynolds,
of West Sixty-ninth Street, New
York (and the late Mr. Harry Gibson
Shaler, of Pittsburgh) and Mr.
Hubert V. Davis. St. Bartholomew's
Church, New York.
June 26—Miss Virginia Corbus Patterson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
H. Patterson, of Beechwood Boule­
ham McCargo. At home. 4 until 6.
May 30 South Hills Country Club
gives bridge; 2 until 4:30. Dinner
dance, beginning at 5 o'clock.
June 29—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott
Willock, of Sewickley, present their
daughter, Miss Virginia Willock.
Allegheny Country Club.
MUSIC
May 26—Free organ recital. Carnegie
Music Hall. 8:15.
May 2 7—Free organ recital. Carnegie
Music Hall. 4 o'clock.
May 21 Free organ recital. Carnegie
Music Hall, North Side. 3 o'clock.
CLUBS
May 28—College Club closes season
with surprise program, in charge of
Mrs. Harry B. Wassell and Mrs.
Horace F. Baker. 3 o'clock.
May 28—Colloquium Club. Hostess,
Mrs. William M. Stevenson.
June 4—United Daughters of Confederacy,
Pittsburgh Chapter, gives Jefferson
Davis birthday luncheon.
Hotel Schenley. 1 o'clock.
June 5—Woman's Club of Pittsburgh
gives annual outing.
June 6—The Tourists give annual outing.
June I 1 Woman's Club of East Lib­
erty gives family outing. Hostess,
Mrs. G. L. Hephner, Laketon Road,
Wilkinsburg.
June 15—Dicken's Fellowship gives
Tiny Tim picnic. Highland Park.
ART EXHIBITS
June 2—Closing date for exhibition of
silver creations by George Jenson,
Danish silversmith. Kaufmann's.
June 8 Closing date for exhibition of
small paintings by Cordova Club.
BENEFITS
Boo klo vers Shop, South Highland
May 31 Protestant Home for Incur­
Avenue.
ables forty-third anniversary and re­
October 18 - December 10—Twentyception.
2 until 5.
seventh Carnegie Institute Interna­
June 8—Congress of Clubs presents
tional Art exhibition.
annual benefit Kirmess. The Alvin.
8:15.
June 14—Board of Directors, Robert B.
Ward Home for Children, gives annual
garden party.
June 1 5—Skin and Cancer Foundation
gives "Circus Dinner Dance" as its
annual benefit. The Willows.
vard, and Mr. Murray Grimes, son of June 20 Girls* Friendly Society of the
Mr. ENGAGEMENTS
William D. Grimes, of South Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Miss Negley Esther Avenue. Stayman, daughter of Mr. Pittsburgh gives garden party and
July Ralph 25 J. —Miss Stayman, Helene of Murray Hostetter, Hill supper. Tea in afternoon. Church
daughter Avenue, to of Mr. Mrs. Kenneth D. Herbert A. McGrew, Hostet­ of The Redeemer, Forbes Street.
ter, son of Pittsburgh Mr. and Mrs. and New S. B. York, McGrew, and June 30—Sewickley Dog Show. Benefit
Mr. of Evans John ton, Stevenson Illinois. Griffith, son of Social Service, Allegheny General
Miss Mr. Laura and Mrs. Gardner John Provost, Tomlinson daughter Grif­ Hospital. Allegheny Country Club
fith, of Mr. of and Los Angeles. Mrs. George At Pasadena. Watson Horse Show grounds.
October Provost, 6—Miss of Beacon Sarah Barnes, Street, daugh­ to Mr. December COMMENCEMENTS
2 7—Federation of Girls
ter Oliver of Mr. Bontwell and Mrs. Merrill, John Jr., Barnes, son of of May School 28—Grace Societies gives Martin annual Secretarial charity
Haverford, Mr. and Mrs. and Oliver Mr. Thomas B. Merrill, Morof
ball School for commencement. Harmarville Convalescent
The William
rison, Summit, Jr., New son Jersey. of Mr. and Mrs. Home. Penn.
SOCIALAFFAIRS
Thomas Morrison, of Pittsburgh and June 1—Kiskiminetas Springs School,
May Pinehurst.
Saltsburg, baccalaureate service. Ad­
28 Mrs. William Terrell Johnson,
dress by the Rev. Dr. Gill Robb Wil­
of Forbes Street, gives reception for
son, of Trenton, New Jersey. The
Mrs. H. Windsor Wade and General
Chapel. 8 o'clock.
and Mrs. Robert Lee Bullard, who
June 2—Kiskiminetas Springs School,
have been touring the country in be­
Saltsburg, fortieth annual commencehalf
of Leonard Wood Memorial for
ment. The Chapel. 10 o'clock.
Eradication of Leprosy. At home.
May Woodland Bailey 29—Mrs. Meyer Road, give Grant and tea for McCargo, Mrs. Mrs. Edward Gra­ of presentation Followed by of class memorial exercises at and 12