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6 THE INDEX, Saturday, January 28, 1928 C i g a r e t t e Girls F o r A e r o C l u b A n n u a l Millitarij B a l l MISS MARY LOUISE JOHNSON Miss Johnson is chairman of the Cigarette Committee for the annual military ball that the Aero Club of Pittsburgh will give in The William Penn Friday evening, February third. Miss Nicola, Miss Oliver and Miss Scott are among the members of Miss Johnson's committee. MISS JOSEPHINE ORMSBY NICOLA MISS MARY OLIVER MISS ANNE KING SCOTT
sJ7 T W O flower girls, Marion Collin and Mary Lee Galbraith, will be the only attendants of Miss Katherine Deming Clapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard Clapp, of Woodland Road, Edgeworth, at her marriage to Mr. William Ayers Galbraith Saturday afternoon, February fourth. The former is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Collin, Jr., of Edgeworth, and a niece of the bride-to-be and the latter is Mr. Galbraith's daughter. Mr. Hanson Thomas, of Edgeworth, is to serve as Mr. Galbraith's best man. The wedding will take place at half past five o'clock in the Clapp home with the Rev. Dr. H. R. Brown, pastor of the Shields Presbyterian Church, and the Rev. Dr. Alleyne C. Howell, rector of St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church, Sewickley, reading the service. On account of a sudden death in the family, several changes have been made in the plans for the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Lewis, daughter of Mrs. Laura Fawell Lewis, of Amberson Avenue, and Mr. John Haynes Follansbee, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Follansbee, of Squirrel Hill Avenue, which is to take place February second in the home of the bride. Miss Rebecca Follansbee, Mr. Follansbee's sister, as maid of honor, and his brother, Mr. Robert K. Follansbee, as best man, will be the only attendants. The entertainments to have been given for Miss Lewis have been cancelled. Wednesday afternoon, at half past five o'clock, the wedding of Miss Hallie Virginia Hill, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Schuyler Nicholson, of Shady Avenue, and Mr. Frederick Rufus Crawford, son of Mrs. Rufus Choate Crawford, of Albemarle Street, took place in the Sixth Presbyterian Church, with the Rev. Dr. H. H. Forsyth performing the ceremony. The bride wore a gown of ivory velvet, built with full court train. Her veil of tulle and old family lace, rose point, fell from a headdress of duchesse lace and orange blossoms and she carried white orchids and gardenias, showered with lilies of the valley. Frocks of ivory satin, trimmed with American Beauty velvet, were worn by the bride's attendants, Mrs. John Floyd Kizer, of Towanda, Mrs. Charles Bedell Monro, who served as matrons of honor for their sister; Miss Jean Brown Scott, of Philadelphia, as maid of honor, and the bridesmaids, Miss Janet Schuyler Nicholson, another sister; Mrs. Charles Henry Altmiller, of Hazleton, Mr. Crawford's sister, and Mrs. Albert Home Burchfield, Jr. Their velvet hats matched their gowns and they carried American Beauty roses and snapdragon. Mr. John Hal- S O C I E T Y ler Hardie was Mr. Crawford's best man and his ushers were Mr. Charles Henry Altmiller, of Hazleton; Mr. Albert Home Burchfield, Jr., Mr. Charles Bedell Monro, of Pittsburgh ; Mr. John Floyd Kizer, of Towanda; Mr. George E. W. Cornelius, of Beaver; Mr. William Todd, Jr., Mr. Rozier James Beech, of Washington, and Mr. Edwin Ashley DeVVolf, of Hershey, Pennsylvania. Feins and white lilies decorated the church and lilacs and American Beauty roses were used at the University Club where a reception and dinner followed the ceremony. Mrs. Nicholson wore a gown of lavender satin, with matching hat, and Mrs. Crawford was in black velvet. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford left that evening for Cuba. Announcement was made last week at a February second Mrs. Hanson Thomas will tea given at Logomar, the Palm Beach home give a buffet luncheon for Miss Clapp and of Mrs. Henry R. Rea, of the marriage of her Monday evening Dr. and Mrs. Howell gave daughter, Miss Edith Anne Rea, to Mr. a small dinner in their home in her honor. George Andrew Benney, Jr., son of Mrs. George Andrew Benney, of Sewickley Heights. The ceremony took place last August in New York. Miss Eleanor Gillespie, of Westminster Place, was honor guest at an informal tea given Monday afternoon by Miss Rachel, Miss Clara and Miss Grace Aiken, formerly of Pittsburgh, at their home in Bartram Avenue, Atlantic City. Mrs. Edward D. Gilmore gave a small luncheon Monday afternoon at her home in Thorn Street, Sewickley. The guests were asked to meet Mrs. James Reed Gilmore, who was Miss Dorothy Maxson, daughter of Captain and Mrs. R. W. Maxson, of West Mystic, Connecticut, before her marriage, which took place October twenty-fifth in the Church of the Transfiguration, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore have been abroad since their wedding, coming to the valley recently to make their home. In honor of her guests, Mrs. Porter Allen, of Evanston, Indiana, Mrs. Franklin Davis, of Buffalo, and Mrs. Howard Newcomet, of Chicago, Mrs. Callender Irvine Leiper, of Academy Avenue, Sewickley, gave a luncheon of thirty covers Tuesday in the Edgeworth Club. Wednesday, February eighth, is the date Miss Ellen Stone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stone, of Forbes Street, has chosen for her marriage to Mr. Charles Chester Bailey, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey, of Hulton Road, Oakmont. The wedding will take place at five o'clock that afternoon in the Sixth Presbyterian Church. Miss Stone, who was graduated from Miss Porter's School at Farmington, made her debut a year ago this season. THE INDEX, Saturday, January 28, 1928 t?7 tj? Miss Mary Mellon McCIung, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alfred McCIung, of Murray Hill Avenue, and Miss Mary Louise Johnson, daughter of Mrs. William Terrell Johnson, of Forbes Street, shared honors at the theatre party given in the Alvin Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arthur Hunt, of Ellsworth Avenue. Miss Josephine Ormsby Nicola will be maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Frances Schoen, daughter of Mrs. William Henry Schoen, of Fifth Avenue, and Mr. Lewis A. Park, which is to take place Saturday afternoon, February fourth, in the home of the bride. Mr. Alexander S. Hunter will serve as Mr. Park's best man. The Rev. Dr. Edwin J. van Etten, rector of Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church, will read the service at half past five o'clock, a small reception following-. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Crawford, of Pittsburgh, have taken a suite at The Breakers, Palm Beach, for the season. Also at The Breakers are Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Miller, Jr., of the Schenley Apartments. Other Pittsburghers at Palm Beach are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goddard Kay and children, who have opened their villa on the ocean front. Mrs. Arthur L. Over and children, Gladys and Arthur, of Perrysville Avenue, North Side, have gone to Santa Monica, California, for the remainder of the Winter. Mr. and Mrs. William Crossan Chaplin and children, who have been the guests of Mr. Chaplin's mother, Mrs. Melchoir B. Chaplin, of Bank Street, Sewickley, have gone to Arizona where they will remain until Spring. Mrs. Harry Campbell, of Walnut Street, Sewickley, has gone to Tucson, Arizona, where site will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Percy S. Rider, until Spring. Miss Elizabeth Wightman Mellon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alexander Mellon, of North Negley Avenue, has chosen Saturday, April twenty-eighth, as the date for her marriage to Mr. John B. Sellers, son of Mrs. Harry D. Sellers, of Westminster Place. Mr. and Mrs. William T. McCullough and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth McCullough, of Bennington Avenue, sail today on the California for the West, by way of the Panama Canal. They will be gone two or three months. Mr. Philip F. Jarvis, of Vero Beach, Florida, and M. Andre Morize, of Harvard, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jarvis, of South Graham Street.
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