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Miss Virginia Corbus Patterson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Patterson,
of Beechwood Boulevard, to
Mr. Murray Grimes, son of Mr. William
D. Grimes, of South Negley
Avenue.
Miss Maude Lillian Sprowls, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Sprowls,
of North Avenue, Wilkinsburg, and
Mr. Floyd Mitchell Morrow, of
Swissvale.
Miss Pauline Stevens Page, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens Page,
of Thomas Boulevard, to Mr. Lesslie
Stock well Howell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Harry Stockton Howell, of
Haverford.
Miss Winifred Graham Croft, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry William
Croft, of the Schenley Apartments,
to Mr. William Stavely Wilson, nf
East Sixty-seventh Street, New York,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John
Alexander Wilson, of Brooklyn.
Miss Jane Taggart Brown, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Taggart Brown,
of Bellevue, to Mr. Wellman Cotton
Daniels, of Syracuse, New York, son
of Mrs. Charles H. Daniels, of Somerville,
Massachusetts.
Miss Eleanor Lovelace Winter, daughter
of Mrs. Frederick W. Winter, of
Beechwood Boulevard, to Mr. John
Birge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
R. Birge, of Schenectady, New York.
Miss Mary McCann Woods, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Woods, of
Sewickley, to Mr. Edward Alexander
Proctor, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
M. Proctor, of Washington.
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Peace Pipe to War Trail." Lecture
Miss Martha Lewis MacCord, daughter Hall. 2:30.
of Mrs. Annie Lewis MacCord and February I 7 Friday Morning Club.
the late Dr. Thomas Charles Mac­ League of Women Voters of Alle­
Cord, of McKee Place, to Mr. Bidgheny* County, presents Dr. Elmer
die Arthurs, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Graper, University of Pittsburgh
Biddle Arthurs, of Center Avenue. Political Department. Carnegie
Miss Sara Eleanore Thorp, daughter of Music Hall. 1 1 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Munroe February I 9—Carnegie Museum pre­
Thorp, of Maple Avenue, Edgewood, sents Guy C. Caldwell in "The Rocky
to Mr. William Forker Whitla, son of Mountain National Park." Lecture
Mrs. James P. Whitla, of Sharon. Hall. 2:30.
Miss Katherine Cunningham, daughter February 20 Pennsylvania College foi
of Mrs. S. Woodward Cunningham, Women presents Mme. E. Guerin in
of Shady Avenue, to Mr. George "Louis the Fourteenth Period." (Il­
Field MacDonald, son of Mrs. George lustrated.) 1 I o'clock.
Field MacDonald, of the Ruskin February 24—Friday Morning Club,
Apartments.
League of Women Voters of Alle­
Miss Helen Frances Hood, daughter of gheny County, presents Mrs. Ida
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jervis Hood, Wright Bowman in '"Current
of Carnegie Place, to Mr. William Events." Carnegie Music Hall. I 1
Boyd Lyons, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. o'clock.
LECTURES
H. Lyons, of Nichols Street, Squirrel February 26—Carnegie Museum pre­
February
Hill.
5—Carnegie Museum presents Dan McCowan in "A Natural­
Miss
sents
Dorothea
Dr. Charles
Mildred
A.
Blackmore,
Payne in ist in the Rockies." Lecture Hall,
"Alaska."
daughter of
Lecture
Mr. and
Hall.
Mrs.
2:30.
George C. 2:30.
February
Blackmore,
7—Y.
of Maple
W. C.
Avenue,
A., Central
College for
Edge- March 2 — Friday Morning Club,
Branch,
wood, and
presents
Mr. James
Maude
Russell
Royden.
Lem- League of Women Voters
H.
of
H.
Alle­
A.
Carnegie
mon, of Baltimore,
Music Hall.
son
8:15.
of Dr. and gheny County, presents Coll
1
Congress­
I o'clock.
February
Mrs. James
10 Carnegie
Quinn Lemmon,
Institute De­
ege for
of Women man Stephen presents G. Porter Margaret in "InternaWiddepartment Latrobe.
of Fine Arts presents tionalmer. Affairs." I I o'clock. Carnegie Music Hall.
Frank Gardner Hale in "The Craft
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
1 I o'clock.
Movement." Lecture Hall. 8:15.
February 10 — Seton Hill College April I 8—Pennsylvania
MUSIC
Free to the public.
February
Alumnae Association gives third an­ Women
4
presents
Free organ
Mrs
recital. Car­
February 10—Friday Morning Club, negienual
alumnae dance. The Roosevelt. Beach
Music
in piano
Hall.
recital.
8:15.
League of Women Voters of Alle­ February
April 24—Pennsylvania
5 Free organ recital. Cargheny
County, presents Tom Skeynegie Music Hall. 4 o'clock.
hill, Australian soldier, poet and February 5—Free organ recital. Car­
world traveler, in "Soviet Russia Tonegie Music Hall, North Side. 3
day." Carnegie Music Hall. I I o'clock.
February o'clock. sents Chief 12—Carnegie Strongheart Museum in '"From pre­
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