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William Huston Thompson, of Maple Alumnae Association gives third an­
Avenue, Edgewood, to Mr. Austen nual alumnae dance. The Roosevelt.
Vol. LVII. Januanj 21, 1928 No. 3
Fuller Tomes, son of Mr. and Mrs. LECTURES
P. Austen Tomes, of Brooklyn.
Miss Martha Hamlin Cooper, daughter January 22—Carnegie Museum pre­
WEDDINGS
of Dr. and Mrs. Roy C. Cooper, of sents Sidney K. Eastwood in
January 25—Miss Hallie Virginia Hill.
North Negley Avenue, to Mr. Robert "Tramping Pennsylvania Byways."
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harry
M. Repp, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lecture Hall. 2:30.
Schuyler Nicholson, of Shady Ave­
Robert M. Repp, of South Atlantic January 24—Y. W. C. A., Central
nue, and Mr. Frederick Rufus Craw­
Avenue.
Branch, presents Dr. Florence Teaford,
son of Mrs. Rufus Crawford, of Miss Mary Beatrice O'Bryan, daughter garden. Auditorium. 8:15.
Albemarle Street.
of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. O'Bryan, January 26—Academy of Science and
February 2—Miss Elizabeth Lewis,
of Bartlett Street, to Mr. Frank J. Art of Pittsburgh presents William
daughter of Mrs. Laura Fawell Lewis, Nugent, son of Mrs. Mary V. Nugent, L. Finley in "Wild Animal Out­
and Mr. John Haynes Follansbee,
of Pittsburgh.
posts." (Illustrated.) Carnegie Lec­
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Follans­
Miss Emilie Wright, daughter of Mr. ture Hall. 8:15.
bee. of Squirrel Hill Avenue.
Arthur Wright, of Utica and New January 2 7 Friday Morning Club,
February 4—Miss Katherine Deming York, to Mr. Graham Johnston, son League of Women Voters of Alle­
Clapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
of Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Johnston, gheny County, presents Miss Mary
George Hubbard Clapp, of Wood­ of Pittsburgh and Pinehurst.
B. Gilson in "The Hours We Work."
land Road, Edgeworth, and Mr. Wil­
Miss Ruth Alice Munhall, daughter of Carnegie Music Hall. 1 1 o'clock.
liam Ay res Galbraith, of Sewickley.
Mr. and Mrs. Adina C. Munhall, of January 29—Carnegie Museum pre­
At home. 5:30.
the Schenley Apartments, to Mr. sents Harry C. Ostrander in "Java."
February 4 Miss Frances Schoen, Richard Joseph Frauenheim, son of Lecture Hall. 2:30.
daughter of Mrs. William Henry
Mrs. Edward J. Frauenheim.
January 31—Y. W. C. A., Central
Schoen, of Fifth Avenue, and Mr. Miss Elizabeth Curll Moore, daughter Branch, presents Dr. Florence Tea-
Lewis A. Park, of Pittsburgh and Se­
of Mr. and Mrs. John George Kahl, garden. Auditorium. 8:15.
wickley Heights. At home.
of Ben Avon, to Mr. Waitman February 3 Friday Morning Club,
Charles Stoehr, son of Mr. Paul Mc- League of Women Voters of Alle­
ENGAGEMENTS
Kee Stoehr, of Bellevue.
gheny County, presents Mrs. Ida
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Manor, daughter
Miss C. Elizabeth Gilliland, daughter of Wright Bowman in "Current
of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Manor, of
Mrs. James Gilliland, of Greensburg, Events." Carnegie Music Hall. 1 1
East Liverpool, Ohio, to Mr. John
to Mr. Edwin Wainwright Ma cf ar­ o'clock.
Scott Robb, 111., son of Mr. and Mrs.
ia le, son of Dr. and Mrs. James W. February 5—Carnegie Museum pre­
John Scott Robb, Jr., of Carnegie.
Macfarlane, of Penn Avenue.
sents Dr. Charles A. Payne in
Miss Alice Walton Childs, daughter of
Miss Margaret Malone Meals, daughter "Alaska." Lecture Hall. 2:30.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Childs, of
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Meals, February 7 Y. W. C. A., Central
Albemarle Street, to Mr. Oliver P.
of North Negley Avenue, to Mr. Branch, presents Maude Royden.
Nicola, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Frederick Ewart, son of Mr. Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15.
Oliver P. Nicola, of the Schenley
and Mrs. William McKibben Ewart, February 10—Friday Morning Club,
Apartments.
of Forbes Street and Beechwood League of Women Voters of Alle­
Miss Helen Adeline Snively, daughter
Boulevard.
gheny County, presents Tom Skey-
of Mrs. Harry A. Snively, of College
Miss Sara Moreland, daughter of Mr. hill, Australian soldier, poet and
Avenue, to Mr. Nevin C. Brenner,
Andrew M. Moreland, of the Schen­ world traveler, in "Soviet Russia To­
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Brenley
Apartments, to Mr. Harold day." Carnegie Music Hall. 1 1
ner, of Ben Avon.
Trowbridge Levett, son of Mr. and o'clock.
Miss Edith Anne Rea, daughter of Mrs.
Mrs. George H. Levett, of Elizabeth, February 12—Carnegie Museum pre­
Henry R. Rea, of Sewickley Heights,
New Jersey.
sents Chief Strongheart in "From
to Mr. George Andrew Benney, son
Miss Martha Emilie Green, daughter of Peace Pipe to War Trail." Lecture
of Mrs. George A. Benney, of
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Sherman Hall. 2:30.
Sewickley.
Green, of St. James Street, to Mr. February 1 7—Friday Morning Club,
Miss Forsyth Patterson, daughter of
Samuel Clarke Reed, Jr., son of Mr. League of Women Voters of Alle­
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Patterson, of
and Mrs. Samuel Clarke Reed, of gheny County, presents Dr. Elmer
Sewickley, to Mr. David Meade Gil-
Murray Hill Avenue.
D. Graper, University of Pittsburgh
more, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Miss Margaret Carnegie Perkins, Political Department. Carnegie
D. Gilmore, of Sewickley.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Music Hall. 1 1 o'clock.
Miss Lou Scott, sister of Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Perkins, of Pittsburgh and February 1 9—Carnegie Museum pre­
Walter A. Scott, of Elgin Avenue, to
New York, to Mr. John Speer Laughsents Guy C. Caldwell in "The Rocky
Mr. Barton Stevenson, of Pittsburgh.
lin, son of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Mountain National Park." Lecture
Miss Dorothy P. Eaton, daughter of
Laughlin, Jr., of Woodland Road. Hall. 2:30.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Eaton, of
Miss Virginia Clifford, daughter of Mr. February 20—Pennsylvania College foi
Miss Avenue, well, and Mr. burgh and C. Lent Braddock Davis, Frances Janet Davis, and Mrs. Jr., Place, and son Mrs. to of McLean, J. of Avenue, Julian Burdick, Clifton. of F. Spokane, Baltimore.
Mr. to D. Mr. McLean, Mr. K. Karl Burdick, to and daughter Straub, daughter Charles Mr. Washington.
Straub, Mrs. of William Stratford of George of Crom­ son Pitts­ Von Mr. R. Mr. of Miss Street, John Avenue, nue. Robert and South and Bailey, Charles Dalzell, liam Mr. of Mary Ellen Hartsdale, and Mrs. Sage Mrs. McElroy Negley son A. II., Bailey, and Purnell Mrs. Wilkinsburg, Stone, Stephen Dalzell, McKean, Robert son of Mr. Avenue. James the New Clifford, of Ingram, daughter Mr. Oakmont. of late Stone, Charles A. York, Jr., Kentucky E. and Mr. to McKean, Ingram, of daughter son of Mr. Mrs. of and Franklin Chester of Forbes Judge Ave­ John Wil­ Mrs. of Jr., Mr. of Mr. February Wright Events." o'clock. sentsist 2:30.
Women League lustrated.)gheny "Louis in Dan the County, the 26—Carnegie 24—Friday of presents Bowman Carnegie McCowan Rockies." Women Fourteenth I 1 o'clock. presents Mme. in Music Voters Morning in Museum Lecture ''Current
Period." E. "A Hall. Guerin Mrs. Natural­ of Club, Hall. preAlle(Il­ 1 in Ida 1