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THE INDEX, Saturday, June 9, 1928 vfr S O C I E T Y The wedding of Miss Eleanor Vail Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lewis, of Devon Road, and Dr. George F. Foster, of the Pittsburgh Athletic Association, son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Foster, of Toronto, Canada, took place Tuesday afternoon in Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church at half past four o'clock. Cibotium ferns decorated the chancel and on the altar were white peonies. The bride wore a gown of pearl-embroidered white satin, built on straight lines with a train falling at each side of the skirt. A veil of duchesse lace fell from a cap of rose point and white orchids and lilies of the valley formed the shower bouquet. Mrs. Harry Ranney, of New York, as matron of honor, wore a gown of orchid taffeta, with ruffled bouffant skirt of tulle. Orchid streamers trimmed her horsehair hat of the same shade. Similar frocks, built of yellow taffeta and tulle, were worn by the bridesmaids, Miss Betty Tinker, Miss Dorothy Taylor, Miss Marjorie Bartholomew and Mrs. Harry 0. Brahm. Their hats matched their frocks. All the bride's attendants carried Dresden bouquets. Dr. Warren Stoddard, of Rochester, New York, served as Dr. Foster's best man ana his ushers were Mr. William T. Todd, Jr., Dr. William Weaber, Dr. John J. Hay, Captain Frederick MacMahon, Mr. Carl Conway and Mr. Harry O. Brahm. A reception and dinner at the house followed the ceremony. Pink and white peonies, Canterbury bells and delphiniums decorated the bride's table. Upon their return from a motor trip through the East and North Dr. and Mrs. Foster will be at home after June twentieth in the Schenley Apartments. Mrs. William James McClure, of Dormont, has announced the marriage of her daughter, Miss Helen M. McClure, to Dr. John W. Oliver, of the University of Pittsburgh. The Rev. Dr. Delber H. Elliott performed the ceremony. Among the Pittsburghers who have taken cottages at Sherwood Forest, Maryland, for the season, are Mr. John R. Davies, Jr., Dr. J. L. McBride, Dr. C. W. Truter, Mr. Reuel L. Twitchell and Mr. W. Denning Stewart. Announcement has been made of the mar green and she carried yellow roses and lilies riage of Mrs. Laura Fawell Lewis to Mr. Wil of the valley, from which fell a streamer of liam S. Stimmel, which took place Thursday green ribbon, forming, with the lilies, a train evening, May thirty-first, in the home of Mr. effect. Mrs. Houghton Phillips, as matron of and Mrs. Wenman A. Lewis, in Amberson honor, wore a frock of yellow chiffon and Avenue. The Rev. Dr. Hugh Thomson Kerr, lace, with matching picture hat. She carried pastor of the Shadyside Presbyterian a bouquet of deep yellow roses, similar to Church, performed the ceremony at half past that of the bride. Susanna Idell Phillips, a eight o'clock with only the immediate fami niece of the bride, as flower girl, wore green lies present. Upon returning from their tulle and carried an old fashioned bouquet. wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Stimmel will make Mr. Douglas Bisiker came over from Surrey their home in Ellsworth Avenue. to serve as his brother's best man. A reception and dinner followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Bisiker sailed Thursday from Montreal for England and will make their home in Surrey. Miss Sara Moreland, daughter of Mr. Andrew M. Moreland, of the Schenley Apartments, has chosen Saturday, June thirtieth, as the date for her marriage to Mr. Harold Trowbridge Levett, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Levett, of Elizabeth, New Jersey. The wedding will take place at Spring Lake, New Jersey, where Mr. Moreland has taken a villa for the Summer. At seven o'clock this evening the wedding of Miss Dorothy Schryver Steele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hall Steele, of Wightman Street, and Mr. William Earle Bikle, of Hagerstown, Maryland, will take place in the Steele home. The Rev. H. N. Cameron will be the officiating clergyman. Miss Martha Jane Steele will be her sister's maid of honor and Katherine Vaughn will be tT> Mr. Bisiker's parents and his sisters, Miss Louise and Miss Aileen Bisiker, in addition to his brother, came over for the wedding. Among other out of town guests were Mrs. John Crotty, Mrs. Winston Farber, of Houston, Texas; Mrs. Amelia Gill Hamilton, of Cleveland; Mrs. John Walter Smith-Forster, Mr. and Mrs. Phfip Johnson, of Baltimore; Mrs. Robert Brown, of Boston; Mrs. Benjamin Brundred, of Franklin; Miss Winifred Johnson, of New York, and Mrs. Oscar Mc- Lain, of Passaic, New Jersey. The marriage of Miss Martha Fulton Lobingier, daughter of Mr. Walter S. Lobingier, of Ellsworth Avenue, and Mr. Wendell Walter Lusk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew flower girl. Mr. Robert Atwell, as best man, Hunter Lusk, of McKeesport, took place June and the ushers, Dr. Edwin Glotfelty and Mr. second in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George E. H. Vaughn, will complete the bridal party. H. Bailey, Dunmoyle Place. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin, built with a short train falling from the waist, and a tulle veil held Miss Ruth Phillips, daughter of Mrs. Her in place with a cap of duchesse lace. Her bert Clyde Phillips, of Alder Court, and Mr. flowers were sweetheart roses and lilies of Ernest James Bisiker, son of Mr. and Mrs. the valley, in a shower bouquet. Miss Doro Ernest Bisiker, of Ashtead, Surrey, England, thy Bailey, as maid of honor, wore a frock of were married the afternoon of June second. Nile green chiffon and tulle and carried The Rev. Dr. John Ray Ewers, pastor of the Spring flowers. Janice Overpeck, as flower East End Christian Church, performed the girl, wore a frock of flesh colored organdie ceremony at half past four o'clock. The and carried a Colonial bouquet. Mr. William bride, who was given away by her Royston was Mr. Lusk's best man and the brother, Mr. H. Houghton Phillips, wore a ushers were Mr. Jay H. Overpeck and Mr. gown of beige lace, built over flesh colored James Bailey. Upon returning from an East chiffon, with a bow of green ribbon at the ern trip Mr. and Mrs. Lusk will be at home back. Her leghorn hat was trimmed with in Ellsworth Avenue after July fifteenth. 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 SATURDAY, June thirtieth, will bring one of the most interesting benefits of the season, the Dog Show, in the Allegheny Country Club ring, which is being given by the Sewickley Kennel Club for the benefit of the Social Service of the Allegheny General Hospital. With the proceeds of the Dog Show and voluntary contributions, the hibition; Miss Martha Brooks and members Social Service carries on its work. of the Junior Society are in charge of the Mrs. Silas Simpson and E. M. Joel are man programs; Mrs. Harvey Norton Van Voorhis, aging the show, which is licensed and is to be Mrs. Carroll P. Davis and Miss Priscilla given for the third year. Mrs. Christian I. Brown are to have charge of the sale of green Shannon and Mrs. Maitland Alexander are vegetables that will be contributed by coun in charge of the dogs being entered for extry estates and farms of Sewickley Heights;
THE INDEX, Saturday, June 9, 1928 9 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 Mrs. Charles F. Holdship, Mrs. Robert Milligan and Mrs. Walter S. Mitchell are in charge of the refreshments. The Dog Show will be onen from nine until five o'clock. Wednesday afternoon the Woman's Alliance of the First Unitarian Church gave the first of its Summer porch party meetings, with Mrs. H. T. Peterson and Mrs. Charles Mundo entertaining. The next meeting will take place Wednesday afternoon, June twentieth, with Mrs. Roswell H. Johnson entertaining at "Sky High," the Johnson Summer home, near Wildwood. At the annual meeting of the Boys' Club of Pittsburgh Tuesday afternoon the following officers were elected: President, A. P. Brill; vice presidents, C. Dudley Armstrong and Ralph W. Cadman; treasurer, John S. McCorley. Directors, Charles E. Armstrong, Joseph C. Trees, Robert N. Cooke, Edward D. Frohman, Thomas Higgins, Edward M. Hill, Frederick J. Kress, David I. McCahill, John S. McConley, George S. Oliver, Charles S. Rail, Charles S. Reizenstein, James M. Stoner, Jr., T. Wayne Stoker, Penn S. Spangler, Charles S. Pitkin, Robert H. Wilson, A. P. Brill, C. Dudley Armstrong, H. C. Scott, Elliot A. Kebler, General A. J. Logan, Ralph W. Cadman, C. O. G. Griffith, Joseph C. Taylor, Ira C. Bixler, Leo C. Altmayer, A. D. Brandon and William L. Rodgers. James W. Lodge is the organization secretary. The Club is now occupying the building formerly belonging to the Lawrenceville Branch of the Y. M. C. A., which is being remodeled. Tuesday afternoon the Women's Press Club closed its year with the annual meeting in the Womans City Club, The William Penn. During the business meeting the following officers were elected: President, Miss Helen W. Donnelly; vice presidents, Mrs. Madeline Young Love, Mrs. Edith Taylor Thomson; secretary, Miss Marie McSwigan; treasurer, Miss Catherine M. Patterson. Directors, Mrs. A. W. Smith, Jr., Mrs. W. R. McCommon, Mrs. John A. Shoemaker, Mrs. Charles M. Bregg, Miss Anna Belle Craig and Miss Bernice Shine. Following the business meeting there was an informal tea to which pub lishers, managing and dramatic editors, their wives and members of the George Sharpe Production Company had been invited. Mrs. John A. Shoemaker, Mrs. A. W. Smith, Jr., and Mrs. Edith Taylor Thomson were at the tea table. Tuesday evening Mrs. Alberta Hull, president of the Business and Professional Women's Club, entertained members of the Board and committee chairmen at a dinner in the Central Y. W. C. A. Plans were discussed for the coming year. June fourteenth the Woman's Club of Aspinwall will have its annual Americanization meeting in charge of the Civic Department, of which Mrs. S. F. Herr is chairman. Members of the Americanization school will provide the program. June twenty-first the Home Economics Department of the club will hold a special meeting and the regular club meeting will be held with Mrs. F. C. Uber as chairman of the hostesses. The Parry Studio. MRS. WILLIAM D. HAMILTON The newly elected regent of the Pittsburgh Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Calvin Wells, who was Miss Martha Barrett Byrnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Byrnes, of Sewickley, before her recent marriage, was honor guest at a luncheon given in the Allegheny Country Club Monday by Mrs. James Barlow Cullum, Jr. Covers were laid for twenty-two and bowls of garden flowers were the decorations. The Beaver College Club of Pittsburgh will hold its annual meeting at the College Club, North Craig Street, this afternoon. Dr. Wal ter B. Greenway, the newly elected President of Beaver College at Jenkintown, will be present and make an address. The Nominating Committee will present the following ticket for election: President, Miss Mary Condon; first vice president, Miss Marguarite Canuti; second vice president, Miss Dorothy Beegle; treasurer, Miss Florence Everson; corresponding secretary, Mrs. T. D. Kolb; recording secretary, Mrs. J. G. Moorhead. Directors, Mrs. Joseph W. Marsh, Mrs. Charles Greer, Mrs. George Lowry, Mrs. J. J. Davidson, Miss Lida Dravo, Mrs. R. C. Barris, Ms. Edwin Denham, Mrs. L. M. Button, Mrs. F. M. Storer, Mrs. George K. Young and Mrs. E. P. Bowler. After the business meeting, a program of vocal music will be presented by Mrs. Stanley B. Miller, of Beaver, followed by a reception to the newly elected officers. Mrs. Joseph W. Marsh, the retiring president, will be hostess. The Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh is being honored by an official visit from the Presiding Bishop, the Rt. Rev. John Gardner Murray, D.D., Bishop of Maryland, and Tuesday, June twelfth, will be Church Women's Day. Under the auspices of the Woman's Auxiliary, a meeting for all Episcopal women will be held at Calvary Church, Shady Avenue and Walnut Street, East End, at eleven o'clock (daylight saving time), with a celebration of the Holy Communion. Bishop Murray will be the celebrant, assisted by Bishop Alexander Mann, Dr. Lewis G. Morris, the Rev. C. Ronald Garmey and the Rev. Dr. John Dows Hills. At this service Bishop Murray will give his message to the women of the Diocese. An informal reception will then be given in honor of Bishop Murray in Calvary Parish House, at which Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Jr., president of the Woman's Auxiliary, will be assisted by the Diocesan Officers and members of the Executive Board. Mrs. A. W. S. Garden, president of the Daughters of the King; Mrs. James S. Douthitt, president of the Girls' Friendly Society; Mrs. J. N. Forker, Diocesan Director Church Periodical Club; Mrs. T. Howe Childs, president of the Episcopal Church Home Board, and Mrs. Harvey Childs, Jr., president of St. Margaret Memorial Hospital Board, will be guests of honor. The Hospitality Committee, Mrs. Shirley P. Austin, chairman, Mrs. Joseph H. Holmes and Mrs. S. N. Benham, are being assisted by Mrs. Charles W. Houston, representing Calvary Sisterhood; Mrs. C. E. Lott, St. Anne's Guild; Mrs. H. P. Allen, the Evening Service Guild, and Mrs. James Brown, the Woman's Exchange. During his stay in Pittsburgh, Bishop Murray will be the guest of Mrs. S. N. Benham. Wednesday morning, June thirteenth, the annual meeting of the Junior League will be held at half past ten o'clock in the Pittsburgh Golf Club when officers for the coming year will be elected. A luncheon will follow the business meeting at which Miss Augusta Leovy, the present head of the League in Pittsburgh, will preside.
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