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THE INDEX, Saturday, January 21, 1928
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February 1 6—Epoch Club. Hostess,
MISCELLANEOUS
of Revolt Against the Common­
Mrs. Charles Orchard.
February 1 7—Woman's Club of Oak­
January 23—Celebration of "Foreign
place." Trinity Protestant Episcopal
land. Hotel Schenley.
Missions Month." Speaker, Mrs.
Church. 12:20.
February I 7—United Daughters of the
Charles Kirkland Roys. The Wil­
February 1—Stage and Play Society
Confederacy, Pittsburgh Chapter,
liam Penn. 2:30.
gives second performance of season.
business and social meeting. Hotel
January 24 Allegheny County Medi­
Carnegie Music Hall.
Schenley.
cal Society Woman's Auxiliary cele­
February 2 and 3—Trinity Institute
February 1 7—Woman's Club of Crafbrates
third anniversary. Miss Ella
presents Guy S. Greene, Department
ton presents J. Fred Lissfelt in
Ruth Boyce will speak on "Preof
English, University of Pittsburgh,
"Musicians of Pennsylvania," with
School Education." Blue room. The
in "Modern Fiction and Reality."
vocal illustrations by Mrs. J. G. Lit-
William Penn. Preceded by business
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church.
tell. Craft Club Hall.
meeting at I :30.
12:20.
February 20 The Tourists celebrate
January 24—Triangle Photographers
February 6—Dickens Fellowship gives
Washington's Birthday. Congress
Association all-day meeting. The
birthday dinner. Fort Pitt.
Clubhouse.
Fort Pitt.
February 7 and 8 Trinity Institute
February 20—Woman's Club of Se­
January 24 and 25—Trinity Institute
presents the Rev. Percy G. rCammerwickley
Valley. Edgeworth Club.
presents Chester M. Wallace, School
er, rector, in "Ethics and the Mod­
3 o'clock.
of Drama, Carnegie Institute of
ern Family." Trinity Protestant
February 2 1—Woman's Club of Pitts­
Technology, in "The Place of the
Episcopal Church. 1 2 :20.
burgh. Drama day. Congress Club­
Theatre in American Life." Trinity
February 9 and 10—Trinity Institute
house.
Protestant Episcopal Church. 12:20.
presents Max Schoen, Department of
February 21—Woman's Alliance, First
January 26 and 2 7—Trinity Institute
Education and Psychology, Carnegie
Unitarian Church, Morewood and
presents Homer Saint-Gaudens, Di­
Institute of Technology, in "Do We
Ellsworth Avenues, gives dinner and
rector of Carnegie Institute Depart­
Need A Substitute for Righteousness
entertainment.
ment of Fine Arts, in "The Role of
as a Moral Sanction!1" Trinity Prot­
February 2 7 Woman's Club of Se­
Art in an Industrial City." Trinity
estant Episcopal Church. 12:20.
wickley Valley Department of Phil­
Protestant Episcopal Church. 12:20.
February 14 and 15—Trinity Instianthropy
presents children of Indus­
January 28—McKinley Commemoratute
presents Mont R. Gabbert, Detrial
Home for Crippled Children in
tion Society gives annual dinner.
partment of Philosophy, University
play. Edgeworth Club. 3 o'clock.
The William Penn.
of Pittsburgh, in "Religious Author­
February 27—Homewood Women s
January 28 Closing date for annual
ity in a Free State." Trinity Prot­
Club presents Miss Laura Redick,
Automobile Show. Motor Square
estant Episcopal Church. 12:20.
executive secretary Consumers
Garden.
February 16 and 17 Trinity Institute
League of Western Pennsylvania.
January 3 1 and February I—Trinity
presents Bishop Francis J. McCon-
FROM THE INDEX CALENDAR OF JANUARY 17, 1903
Homewood Carnegie Library.
Institute presents Frederick P. Maynell,
of the Methodist Episcopal
(Twenty-five Years Ago)
February 2 7—Colloquium Club. Hoster,
Department of English, Univer­
Church, Pittsburgh, in "The Sentiess,
Mrs. Harry H. Rankin.
sity of Pittsburgh, in "The Literature
mental Strain in American Relig­
DINNERS, CARD PARTIES, ion." RECEPTIONS
Trinity Protestant Episcopal
February 28—Tuesday Musical Club January I 7 The Misses Whitehead give Church. a small tea. 12:20.
gives manuscript program. Upper
January 1 7 Mrs. James Wood's tea.
Hall, Soldiers' Memorial. 2:15.
January I 7—Mrs. H. C. Fownes* luncheon.
February 29 Woman's Alliance, First
Unitarian Church, Morewood and January 1 7 Miss Dalzell's skating party.
Ellsworth Avenues. Social Service January 19 Mrs. Harmar D. Denny's card party.
day.
ART EXHIBITS
January 20 and February 21—Entertainment at the Brighton Country Club.
March
February
26—Dolly
9-March 10
Madison
Associated
Chapter,
Art­
January 20—Mrs. Edward B. Taylor and her daughter, Miss Taylor, of
ists
Daughters
of Pittsburgh
of 1812.
annual
Womans
exhibition.
City
Sewickley, give a reception.
Carnegie
Club, the
Galleries.
William Penn.
February
May 14
26
Dolly
Closing
Madison
date for
Chapter,
exhibi­
January 20 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hammond's card party.
tions
Daughters
of American
of 1812.
sculpture
Womans
and January 21 Mrs. Hartley Howard's "bridge" party.
City
modern
Club, the
drawings.
William Penn.
Carnegie Galler­ January 21 Mrs. Edward D. Gilmore's four-o'clock tea.
ies.
January 2 1 and 22—Mrs. Henry Dallmeyer, Jr., entertains at luncheon.
October 18 -December 10—Twentyseventh
Carnegie Institute International
Art exhibition.
BENEFITS
January 28 Pittsburgh Alumnae of
Pi Beta Phi fraternity give benefit
bridge for Sevier County (Tennessee)
settlement school. University
January 21—Mrs. Grant Anderson entertains at cards for Mrs. W. S.
Miller.
January 21 Mrs. Joseph Bernard Shea's reception.
January 21—Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Anderson's theatre party at the Alvin.
January 22—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Glesenkamp entertain at cards.
January 22—Mrs. William A. Dinker's euchre and dinner.
January 22 and 23—Mrs. Robert Frew Shannon and Miss Shannon s
of Pittsburgh Faculty Clubhouse. 2
luncheons.
o'clock.
January 23—Mrs. Edward W. Gwinner and Miss Minnemyer give an at
January 30 Woman's Club of Sewickley
Valley Junior Department
presents play for benefit of Pennsylvania
State College scholarship fund.
Edgeworth Club. Afternoon and
evening.
February 3 Aero Club of Pittsburgh
home to meet Mrs. James S. McCarthy, followed by a card
party in the evening.
January 26—Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Langenheim's theatre party in honor of
Miss Hamilton, of Germantown.
January 26 and 27—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips Davis entertain at cards.
January 29—Mrs. Joseph R. Woodwell's bridge whist party.
gives annual military ball. The Wil­ February 2—Mr. and Mrs. James K.. Ewing, of North Highland Avenue,
liam Penn.
celebrate their crystal wedding by giving a card party and
February 21—Tuesday Musical Club
gives benefit bridge for building
dance.
fund. Hotel Schenley. 2 o'clock.
March 5 Wellesley SPORTS College Club of
January Pittsburgh 3 1 - sponsors February benefit 4 — perform­ Belmont
ance Manor of Golf Gilbert and and Country Sullivan Club operas. 36
The hole Alvin. medal competition. Bermuda.
February 25—Pittsburgh Collie Club
show.
MISCELLANEOUS
January 22—Meeting of the public baths department of Permanent Civic
committee of Woman's Clubs.
January 29—Civic Club reception at the Twentieth Century Club.