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AVAPJETY of interesting news came
forth during the week that has just
passed. Several engagements have
been made known; guests for a wedding have
come to town; entertaining for prospective
brides, out of town weddings that have
drawn Pittsburghers, as guests and members
of the bridal party; plans for vacations
abroad and at home resorts, are making interesting
tea time chat. Added to all this
there are two interesting benefits, one this
afternoon, another the last day of June, both
affairs taking place on Sewickley Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grant Caughey, of
Fine Road, Edgeworth, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Mary Lapsley
Caughey, to Dr. George Martin Guest, of
Cincinnati, Ohio. The wedding is planned
for the Autumn.
Miss Caughey is a graduate of Vassar and
since graduating has studied at Bryn Mawr
and the University of Brussels. Dr. Guest,
a graduate of Cincinnati Medical College, has
studied at Brussels and Vienna.
Mrs. William S. Elliott, of Woodland Road,
gives the wedding breakfast at noon today,
in the Longue Vue Club, for the bridal party
and out of town guests at the wedding of
Miss Eleanor Lovelace Winter, daughter of
Mrs. Frederick W. Winter, of Beechwood
Boulevard, and Mr. John Birge, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Root Birge, of Schenectady,
New York, which takes place this afternoon
in Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church.
Last night Mr. and Mrs. James Irvine, of
Philadelphia, Miss Winter's brother-in-law
and sister, gave the rehearsal dinner at the
Longue Vue Club, with dancing following;
Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ehrhart,
of the Schenley Apartments, gave a
dinner in the Hotel Schenley, following the
tea that Miss Barbara Ewing, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing, of St. James
Street, gave at home that afternoon for the
bridal party and out of town guests. Monday
Mrs. George S. Hoster gave a luncheon
in the Pittsburgh Golf Club.
In addition to Mr. Birge's parents, the out
of town guests at the wedding will include
Mrs. John Ford, of Waterford, New York;
Mrs. Peverly Ford, Miss Ann Ford, of Schenectady
; Mrs. Arthur Almy and Miss Lenore
Almy, of New York City; Miss Alice Lovelace,
of Chicago; Mr. John Carrere, of Rochester,
New York; Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph
Jennings, of Detroit; Miss Margaret Frail, of
Erie; Mr. Robert Leedy, Jr., of Youngstown,
Ohio, and Mrs. James Keller, of Easton.
Miss May L. Allen, of Poughkeepsie, New
York, formerly of Schenley Farms, will sail
June twenty-fifth on the Baltic for England,
where she will join her niece, Miss Helen
S O C I E T Y
Mar Allen. They expect to spend the Summer
in England and on the Continent.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alfred McCIung and
family, of Murray Hill Avenue, left Tuesday
for their Summer home in Cherry Valley,
New York. They will return about the middle
of September.
MISS KATHERINE MARY RE1LLY
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Reilly, of Wightman
Street, whose engagement to Mr. B. Meredith
Reid, son of Judge and Mrs. Ambrose B. Reid, is just
announced.
Mrs. Robert M. Clarke gave a tea Thursday
afternoon at her home in Grove Street,
Sewickley, in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
Wylie Caldwell, of Beverly Hills, California.
Assisting Mrs. Clarke were Dr. Katherine
Shaw, Miss Rebekah Brown, Miss Barbara
Book, Miss Marjorie Harbison, Miss Mary
Lapsley Caughey, Miss Harriett Crutchfield
and Miss Ruth Clarke. Mrs. Caldwell and
her children are in Sewickley for a visit of
several weeks.
Among the players who came on for the
women's annual invitation golf tournament,
played yesterday on the Allegheny Country
Club links, were Mrs. T. R. Palmer, of Erie;
Miss Effie Bowes and Miss E. E, Jackson, of
Baltimore ; Mrs. F. C. Letts, of Chicago; Mrs.
Dalton Raymond, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana;
Mrs. E. S. Stifel, Miss Edith Stifel, of Wheeling;
Miss Katherine Christy, of Toronto,
Canada; Mrs. J. W. Taylor, Miss Virginia
Van Wei, of Chicago; Mrs. W. D. Becker, of
Cleveland; Mrs. R. C. Payson, Miss Helen
Payson, of Portland, Maine, and Miss Louise
Fordyce, of Youngstown.
THE INDEX, Saturday, June 23, 1928
Mr. and Mrs. Boykin Cabell Wright, of
New York and Long Island, have returned
home after a visit with Mr. Wright's brotherin-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Frazer
Hillman, of Shady Avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Jenkins, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. Clifton Jenkins, of Morewood
Avenue, is a member of the graduating class
at Smith College. Another daughter, Miss
Dorothea Jenkins, is a student at Bryn Mawr.
Only the two families were present at the
wedding of Miss Louise Fownes, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Clarke Fownes, Jr., of
Ilulton Road, Oakmont, and Mr. Herbert J.
Blue, of Aberdeen, North Carolina, which
took place late Saturday afternoon, June sixteenth.
The Rev. Dr. Thaddeus Cheatham,
of Pinehurst, read the service. There were
no attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Blue will make
their home in Pinehurst.
At six o'clock this evening the wedding of
Miss Margaret Constans, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie H. Constans, of South St.
Clair Street, and Mr. John Armstrong Robinson,
of Chicago, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Alexander Robinson, of Rocky Ford, Colorado,
will take place in the home of the bride.
Mrs. Merrill Sondles, of Cambridge, Ohio, is
to be the matron of honor and the bridesmaids
will be Miss Elinor Horr, of Newark,
New Jersey; Miss Mary DeMotte and Miss
Mary Louise Succop, of Pittsburgh. Mr.
Robinson's best man will be Mr. Charles E.
Dinkey and as ushers he will have Mr. W. H.
Locke Anderson, of Canonsburg; Mr. Henry
Cooper, of Pittsburgh, and Mr. Merrill Sondies,
of Cambridge. Mrs. Robert G. Gillespie
gives the wedding breakfast today at her
home in Fifth Avenue and among several
other affairs given recently for Miss Constans
was the rehearsal dinner that Miss De­
Motte gave last night at her home in Dalzell
Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Home Burchfield, Jr.,
of Denniston Avenue, will go to Buffalo next
week to attend the wedding of Miss Betty
McNulty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
H. McNulty, and Mr. Burt F. Wilkenson,
which is to take place Tuesday. Mr. Burchfield
will serve as one of the ushers. From
Buffalo Mr. and Mrs. Burchfield go to New
York.
Miss Elizabeth Cheek Nicholson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Nicholson, of Shady
Avenue, who has just completed her Junior
year at Smith College, left Thursday for New
York and today sails for Europe where she
will spend the Summer.
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