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10 THE INDEX, Saturday, June 16, 1928 jj_rrlTl- I-ltJ © 3 & 8 & W a n t e d R u m m a g e F o r the Junior L e a g u e Thrift S h o p Clothing, Furniture, B o o k s Bric-a-Brac and T o y s Please T e l e p h o n e Hiland 9 5 8 9 be tween 9 and 5 weekdays W e Call for Anything, A n y w h e r e T H E T H R I F T S H O P AUSPICES OF THE JUNIOR LEAGUE 5427 PENN AVE. PITTSBURGH, PA. 3*S Q J3 1-ri fa -l-f-l-rl .W *0
M U S I C A N D A R T A T the annual meeting of the Alumnae Association of the former Pittsburgh School of Design for Women, held June ninth in the home of the president, Mrs. Henry R. Scully, in Lexington Avenue, the following officers were re-elected: President, Mrs. Scully; vice president, Miss Annie McKee; treasurer, Miss Carrie M. Reed. Miss Myra Boyd was elected secretary. As a number of the Alumnae Association members have won prizes at recent exhibitions of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, it has been decided that the Association will have an exhibition of its own in the Autumn, the date to be announced later. The cool galleries of Wunderly Brothers, in Wood Street, afford a delightful spot to while away time. On the walls are a number of fascinating canvases, among them a group of marine paintings by Patrick Dunbar, of the School of Schnars-Alquist. Outstanding among Dunbar's pictures is the one in which he portrays an expanse of rolling, blue-green sea waves, above which are massed rolling greywhite clouds, and in between, zooming along in solitary grandeur, is a magnificent airship. Only those who see it can understand the freedom and scope of Dunbar's work, the magic with which he has endowed his brush. Also in the same galleries is a charming collection of prints, the Albertina Collection, showing the work of such masters as Rubens, van Ostade, H. Robert, Boucher, Chardin, Fragonard, Durer and R. Behan. Both exhibitions will continue until the first of the week. William H. Oetting, director of the Pittsburgh Musical Institute, will be the guest organist at the free organ recital this evening and tomorrow afternoon at Carnegie Music Hall, Schenley Park. Mr. Oetting will play selections by B o s s i, Delamarter, Clokey, and Bonnet. The last number in his program will be the Sixth Symphony by Widor. This composer's organ symphonies are among the finest contributions to modern organ literature. Widor is organist of St. Sulpice and Professor at the Conservatoire, Paris. The program for this evening at 8:15 o'clock follows: Theme and Variations....M. Enrico Bogs! Carillon Eric Delamarter Throe Mountain Sketches Joseph W. Clokey I,—Jagged Peaks in the Starlight. II.—Wind in Pine Trees. IT I.—Canyon Walls. BUT" THE INDEX, Saturday, June 16, 1928 11 Two Selections Joseph Bonnet Prayer from the Opera "The Jewels I.—Elves. of the Madonna" Wolf-Ferrari II.—Spring Song. Elfentanz Bernard Johnson Sixth Symphony op 42 Fantasia . Will C. Macfarlane Charles Mario Widor L—Allegro. Sea Sketches R- S. Stougrhton IT.—Adapio, T.—In the Grotto. III.—Intermezzo (Allegro) II.—Sea Nymphs. IV—CantabiU-. ' III.—The Sirens. V.—Finale (Vivace). IV.—Neptune. The program for the recital Fountain Reverie. .....Percy E. Pitcher In Summer..... Charles A. Stebbins tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'clock Two Pieces Louis Vierne follows* *'—Andantino op. 51. T, . , t, , ., ... ,„• ... „ . ,. II-—Divertissement. Festival Prelude "A Mighty Fortress" — - William Faulkes (Continued on Page 15) P I T T S B U R G H H A S A S T R E E T C A R S Y S T E M \^(s->l11E congested traffic situation prevents it from V.1^/giving at all times the service which it would like to give. Automobiles, trucks and other vehicles have increased in numbers so as to make it increas' ingly difficult for cars to get through the streets. Accidents, unloading trucks, railroad crossings intersecting car tracks, snow storms, all take their toll in time and expense and incon' venience for the street railways company. Even more than the street railways company is the public inconvenienced. 389,615,236 persons rode the street cars of the Pittsburgh Railways Company last year, an average of more than a million a day. When a tie'up occurs some of this million must necessarily be inconvenienced. For the good of the greatest number, won't you do your share towards speeding up traffic? Pittsburgh Railways Company
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side fulness of the plain fabric; a
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BENEFITS February 8 Woman's Allianc
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ground of one of the smart new coat
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