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THE INDEX, Saturday, June 16, 1928 W A T C H E S only the best GRUEN • LONGINES ' ELGIN ILLINOIS ' HAMILTON Diamonds Pearls Other Precious Stones Silver Crystal Clocks Leather T^ovelties 424 WOOD STREET at DIAMOND STREET Attention Book^lovers li uou could see with what eagerness tlie Ward Patients oi tke ELIZABETH STEEL MAGEE HOSPITAL kail tke librarians everu Tuesday morning, uou would want to share some ol uour idle books with tliem. Should vjou wish to donate some oi Ljour books, call Maijflower 5700 and truck will collect tbem Diamond National Bank at Pittsburgh AGENTS FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES For Full Information and Reservations Consult Our Travel and Tour Departments FIFTH AND LIBERTY AVENUES Telephone Atlantic 3475 CHARLES G. ANDREWS. Mer. FIRST NATIONAL BANK at PITTSBURGH AGENTS FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES jfiSJS&TsSSLifiir TOURIST DEPARTMENT PHONE ATLANTIC 5630 FIFTH AVE. and WOOD STREET FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE For Household Goods Storage SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT FOR SILVERWARE HOEVELER WAREHOUSE CO. Phone: Mayflower 6000 750 Millvale Ave. T H E I N D E X C A L E N D A R June 30 Miss Sara Moreland, daugh fefn&eae ter of Mr. Andrew M. Moreland, of the Schenley Apartments, and Mr. *•* of Pittaburtih Life Harold Trowbridge Levett, son of Published Erery Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. George H. Levett, of Elizabeth, New Jersey. At Spring The Index Publishing Company Lake, New Jersey. 233 Oilier Ajenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. July 2—Miss Marjorie M. Harbison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Established 1895 Telephone Atlantic 5323 Harbison, of Pine Road, Sewickley, CATHERINE M. PATTEBSON, Editor WILLIAM J. HATTON, Business Manager and Mr. Walter Brooks Stabler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Stabler, of Wilmington, Delaware. Presbyterian Subscription price $3.00 the year. Single copies ten cents. Church of Sewickley. Small recep Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office of tion at the house. Pittsburgh, Pa. July 25 Miss Helene Hostetter, Vol. LVII. June 16, 1928 No. 24 daughter of Mrs. D. Herbert Hostetter, of Pittsburgh and New York, and Mr. John Stevenson Griffith, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Tomlinson Griffith, of Los Angeles. At Pasadena. WEDDINGS October 6—Miss Sarah Barnes, daughter of June 16—Miss Katharine Modisette ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes, of Marsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Haverford, Ethel Catten and Piper, Mr. Thomas daughter Mor of Joseph W. Marsh, of Llanfair Lodge, Canon rison, Jr., and son Mrs. of Frederick Mr. and Charles Mrs. Woodland Road, and Mr. William Piper, Thomas of Morrison, St. Catherine's, of Pittsburgh Ontario, and to Pinehurst. Clarke Fuellhart, son of Mr. and Mr. George Kneeland McNulty, of Mrs. William O. Fuellhart, of En Glen Osborne, son of the late Mr. deavor, Pennsylvania. and Mrs. Albert McNulty, of New June 22—Miss Margaret Carnegie Per York. kins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ruth Rodgers, daughter of Mr. Frederick Curtis Perkins, of Pitts and Mrs. William B. Rodgers, of burgh and New York, and Mr. John Riverview Avenue, Bellevue, to Mr. Speer Laughlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCrady, Jr., son of Mrs. George M. Laughlin, Jr., of Wood Edward McCrady, of Edgewood. land Road. Church of St. Andrew- Miss Esther Stayman, daughter of Mr. on-the-Dunes, Southampton, Long Ralph J. Stayman, of Murray Hill Island. 4 o'clock. Avenue, to Mr. Kenneth A. McGrew, June 23—Miss Eleanor Lovelace Win son of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. McGrew, ter, daughter of Mrs. Frederick W. of Evanston, Illinois. Winter, of Beechwood Boulevard, Miss Laura Gardner Provost, daughter and Mr. John Birge, son of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. George Watson Mrs. Nathan R. Birge, of Schenec Provost, of Beacon Street, to Mr. tady, New York. Oliver Bontwell Merrill, Jr., son of June 25—Miss Elisabeth Wightman Mr. and Mrs. Oliver B. Merrill, of Mellon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Summit, New Jersey. Thomas Alexander Mellon, of North Miss Katharine Whitten, daughter of Negley Avenue, and Mr. John B. Judge and Mrs. Charles E. Whitten, Sellers, son of Mrs. Harry D. Sellers. of Greensburg, to Mr. Charies At home. Chauncey Mellor, son of Mrs. Eliza June 25 — Miss Theodosia Shaler, beth Burt Mellor, of the D'Arlington daughter of Mrs. George E. Reyn Apartments. olds, of West Sixty-ninth Street, New Miss Mildred Morrison Anderson, York (and the late Mr. Harry Gib daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anson Shaler, of Pittsburgh) and Mr. derson, of Latrobe and Pittsburgh, Hubert V. Davis. St. Bartholomew's to Lieutenant Harry Draper Hoff Church, New York. man, son of Mrs. Harry Draper Hoff June 26—Miss Virginia Corbus Patterman, of Washington, D. C. son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miss Rebekah Law Brown, daughter of H. Patterson, of Beechwood Boule Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy vard, and Mr. Murray Grimes, son of Brown, of Pittsburgh and Sewickley, Mr. William D. Grimes, of South to Mr. William Woodbridge Upham, Negley Avenue. son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Jane- June 26—Miss Lida Brickell Repp, way Upham, of Duluth, and St. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Petersburg, Florida. Repp, of South Atlantic Avenue, and Miss Darrel Ewing Morrow, daughter Dr. Edward Harper Rynearson, of of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson Mor Rochester, Minnesota, son of Dr. and row, SOCIAL of Swissvale, AFFAIRS to Mr. Robert Mrs. Edward Rynearson, of Howe June Charles 23—Mrs. Todd, John son Joy of Mr. Edson, George Jr., A. of Street. Christ Methodist Episcopal Joy Todd, Gardens, of the Schenley East Drive, Apartments. Sewickley, Church. 8 o'clock. Reception at Miss presents Dorothy her Mae daughter, Cook, Miss daughter Jane Ed of the house. son, Mr. and at Mrs. a tea Royal in the Ellsworth garden. Cook, 5 June 23 Miss Margaret Malone Meals. o'clock, of Wilkinsburg, to Mr. Chester L. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel June Wentz, 29—Mr. of Franklin. and Mrs. Frank Scott W. Meals, of North Negley Avenue, Miss Willock, Dorothy of Sewickley, Coates Preston, present daugh their June ben and son and Protestant home. daughter Sherman Mr. of o'clock. 30—Miss Murray of Mr. and Ewart, Mr. 8:30. Mr. Samuel Green, Mrs. of William and Episcopal Hill of Mr. Martha Samuel Mrs. Forbes Clarke of and Avenue. Frederick St. William Mrs. Emilie Clarke James Church. Reed, Street. Jonathan Calvary McKib- Green, Street, Ewart, son Reed. At of 5 of ter Bayard Cathedral of Mr. Place, Matthew Mansions. to Mr. Charles A. Preston, Schley, of
daughter, Miss Virginia Willock. COMMENCEMENTS Allegheny Country Club. June 30 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fred June 22 Pittsburgh Academy comerick Holdship, of Sewickley, give mencement exercises. Carnegie dinner for Miss Virginia Willock, Music Hall. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank June 28 Grace Martin Secretarial Scott Willock. Allegheny Country School commencement. The William Club. Penn. MUSIC June 16 Free organ recital. Carnegie SPORTS Music Hall. 8:15. June 16 Army-Navy tennis matches June I 7 Free organ recital. Carnegie for Leech Cup. Chevy Chase, Mary Music Hall. 4 o'clock. land. June 1 7 Free organ recital. Carnegie June 18—Women's Western Pennsyl Music Hall, North Side. 3 o'clock. vania Golf Association one-day CLUBS medal play. Edgewood Country June 16—Wilson College Club gives Club. garden party. College Club, North June 21 United States Inter-City ten Craig Street. Afternoon. nis doubles. Cleveland. June 20 Mrs. Roswell H. Johnson June 21-23—National open golf tour entertains Woman's Alliance of the nament for women. Olympia Fields, First Unitarian Church at Sky High, Chicago. her Summer home near Wildwood. June 22-23 Women's invitation golf July I 1 Mrs. Norman Storer, of tournament. Allegheny Country Reynolds Street, entertains Woman's Club. Alliance of the First Unitarian June 25 National Intercollegiate ten Church. nis matches. Haverford. July 25 Mrs. Otto Toudy and Mrs. June 27 Women's Western Pennsyl Ross Riegel entertain Woman's Allivania Golf Association one-day ance of the First Unitarian Church medal play. Longue Vue Country at Snyder's Log Cabin, Schenley Club. Park. July 2—Middle States championship August 22 Mrs. K. F. Hessenmueller, tennis tourney. Philadelphia. of Jackson Street, entertains July 2 National clay court tennis Woman's Alliance of the First Uni championship matches. Indianapolis. tarian Church. July 2 and 3 Pennsylvania open September 10 Woman's Club of East championship golf tournament. Oak Liberty opens season with family mont Country Club. picnic. Highland Park. July 6 Women's Western Pennsyl September 1 2 Mrs. E. A. Stephenson, vania Golf Association one - day of Gladstone Road, entertains Wom medal play. Pittsburgh Field Club. an's Alliance of the First Unitarian July 9, 10 and 11—Pennsylvania ama Church. teur golf tournament. Oakmont September 26 Mrs. S. B. Heppenstall, Country Club. of Heberton Avenue, entertains July 12—Women's Western Pennsyl Woman's Alliance of the First Univania Golf Association one-day tarian Church. medal play. Youghiogheny Country October ART 2 Woman's EXHIBITS Club of Pitts Club. June burgh 18 gives Closing reception date for in exhibition honor of July 1 6 Invitation tennis tournament. president. of Albertina Congress Collection Clubhouse. of Prints Longwood Bowl, Brookline, Massa October and Marine 18 Epoch Paintings Club gives by Patrick recepchusetts.tion Dunbar, in honor of School of president. of Schnars-Al- Hostess, July 1 7—Women's Western Pennsyl Mrs. quist. Charles Wunderly Orchard. Brothers Gallery, vania Golf Association one-day Wood Street. medal play. Westmoreland Country October 18 - December 10—Twenty- Club. seventh Carnegie Institute Interna July 25-28 Western open golf tourtional Art exhibition. nament for women. North Shore, BENEFITS June 20—Pittsburgh Home for Babies, West Prospect Avenue, Ingram, gives garden party and vaudeville performance. 2:30. June 20—Girls' Friendly Society of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh gives garden party and supper. Tea in afternoon. Church of The Redeemer, Forbes Street. June 23—Civic Club of Allegheny County gives garden party and bridge. Home of Mrs. William Thaw, Jr., Sewickley Heights. 2 until 5. June 30^Sewickley Dog Show. Benefit Social Service, Allegheny General Hospital. Allegheny Country Club Horse Show grounds. October 8 Daughters of the American Revolution, Pittsburgh Chapter, give annual bridge for benefit of December School ball Home. Schenley. Children for Societies 2 of Harmarville 7 Republic Federation gives annual Clubs. Convalescent of charity Girls' Hotel Chicago. July 26—Women's Western Pennsylvania Golf Association one - day medal play. Montour Heights Country Club. July 30 Invitation tennis tournament, Meadow Club, Southampton, Long Island. July 3 I -August 4—National public links golf tournament for women. Cobb Creek, Philadelphia. August 2—Women's Western Pennsylvania Golf Association mixed foursome. Oakmont Country Club. August 6—National public parks tennis tourney. Cleveland. August 9—Women's Western Pennsylvania Golf Association one - day medal play. Highland Country Club. August 13—National Junior turf court tennis championship matches. Culver, Indiana. August 13—Invitation tennis tourna August August court est Seabright, sylvania medal ment. tournament. Hills, 20—Invitation 13-18—Women's champion 1 20—National play. Casino, 5—Women's Tennis Golf Long New Alcoma Indian Island. Association Jersey. Newport. tennis and tennis Hill, women's Western Country Cricket matches. Western Chicago. tourna one-day Club. Club, PennFor turf golf THE INDEX, Saturday, June 16, 1928 3 THE LARGEST JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT IN PITTSBURGH for the; BRIDESMAIDS Tokens of regard and affection in moderately priced brooches, bracelets, rings and pendants— all distinguished by their individuality. ^ H A R D Y & H A Y E S ^ WOOD STREET AT OLIVER AVENUE ~ PIJTSBURG// - -. HissssBF' ^ssssHB sssssssssssfl^1 BsHH B 1 J^^ - I s M FOR TRANSIENT PATRONS In this residential tower. . . called New York's most luxurious way of living ... a few rooms are set aside for transient guests. Single or en suite. Advance reser vations advisable. SHGRfty N€TH€RLAN D FIFTH AVENUE •, 59TH STREET, NEW YORK VSt^ ART STATIONERS ENGRAVER, Estollislwd 1867 Imported French and English stationery of rare beauty and exclusive styles. Libbie Text—The newest style forWedding Engraving 509-10-11 NIXON THEATRE BUILDING PHONE ATLANTIC 5878-9
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