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4 THE INDEX, Saturday, February 11, 1928
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England Women presents Haniel
Long, Carnegie Institute of Technology,
in "Poetry and Poems.
Hostess, Mrs. C. F. C. Arensberg.
March 12—Colloquium Club. Hostess,
Mrs. E. A. Nisbet.
March 12—Woman's Club of East Liberty
presents the Rev. Allen Day in
"No Nation can be destroyed while
it possesses a Good Home Life.
Home Economics Luncheon and
Guest Day. East Liberty Y. W. C.
A.
March 12 Woman's Club of Sewickley
Valley presents senior play-
Edge worth Club.
March 1 2 Homewood Women's Club
presents Mrs. D. Edwin Miller, Congress
of Clubs Department of Education
chairman in "How Pennsylvania
Educates Her Ch:ldren.
Homewood Carneg.e Library.
March 13 Tuesday Musical Club presents
ensemble program. Upper
Hall, Soldiers' Memorial. 2:15.
March 14—Woman's Alliance, First
Unitarian Church, Morewood and
Ellsworth Avenues. I I oclock.
Luncheon at 1.
March I 5—Epoch Club. Hostess, Mrs.
Howard K.. Jones.
March 16—Woman's Club of Oakland.
Hotel Schenley.
March 16 Woman's Club of Crafton.
Craft Club Hall.
March 16 United Daughters of the
Confederacy, Pittsburgh Chapter,
presents Mrs. Carl E. Cosolowsky,
president of the Congress of Clubs.
Hotel Schenley.
March 1 9 Woman's Club of Sewickley
Valley Department of Home presents
moving pictures of Sewickley
Travelers. Edgeworth Club, 3
o'clock.
March 19—The Tourists present Dr.
Cora Helen Coolidge, president of
Pennsylvania College for Women, in
"Recent Developments in the Education
of Women." Congress Clubhouse.
March 20—Woman's Club of Pittsburgh.
Reception of past presidents.
Congress Clubhouse.
March 2 1 Woman's Alliance, First
Unitarian Church, Morewood and
Ellsworth Avenues. I I o'clock.
Luncheon at I.
March 26 Colloquium Club. Hostess,
Mrs. H. F. Wherrett.
March 26—Woman's Club of Sewickley
Valley presents Nellie B. Allen in
"The Little Garden." Edgeworth
Club, 3 o'clock.
March 26—Dolly Madison Chapter,
Daughters of 1812. Womans City
Club, the William Penn.
March 26—Homewood Women's Club
presents Arthur S. Coggeshall, curator
of Public Education, Carnegie
Institute, in "The First People of
America." (Illustrated.) Homewood
Carnegie Library,
March 2 7—Tuesday Musical Club
gives sacred concert. Evening.
March 28—Woman's Alliance, First
Unitarian Church, Morewood and
Ellsworth Avenues, gives Laymen's
League dinner, followed by enter­
May March Club, Daughters Revolution, J. Hotel Alice in of tainment.
presents Jackson. "Book Pennsylvania." 14 30—Epoch 30 the Schenley. — McGirr, W. Dolly Talk." Woman's William Daughters of Pittsburgh F. 1812. of H. Club Madison Hostess, Carnegie Penn. Wenzel Craft Club Womans of presents Chapter. of Club Mrs. American in Chapter, Library, Crafton "Birds Hall. John City Miss
ART EXHIBITS
March 6-10—Belmont Manor Golf
February 26—Closing date for exhibi­ Club ladies' Spring tournament.
tions of American sculpture and Bermuda.
modern drawings. Carnegie Galler­ March 6-10—Riddell's Bay Golf and
ies.
Country Club men's tournament.
March 10—Closing djte for eighteenth Bermuda.
annual exhibition of The Associated March I 3-1 7 Belmont Manor Golf
Artists of Pittsburgh. Carnegie Gal­ Club men's Spring tournament. Berleries.muda.
October 18 - December 10—Twenty- March 21-22—Riddell's Bay Golf and
seventh Carnegie Institute Interna­ Country Club 36 hole medal comtional
Art BENEFITS
exhibition.
petition. Bermuda.
February I I Margaret Morrison March 26-30—Shore Hills Golf and
Alumnae Association gives benefit Country Club men's championship.
bridge. Hotel Schenley. 2 o'clock. Bermuda.
February 18 Lake Erie College Alum­ April 4-5—Riddell's Bay Golf and
nae Association, Pittsburgh Branch, Country Club 72 hole medal com­
gives benefit bridge. Pittsburgh petition. Bermuda.
Athletic Club. 2 o'clock.
April 9-13—Shore Hills Golf and
February 21—Tuesday Musical Club Country Club junior championship.
gives benefit bridge for building Bermuda.
fund. Hotel Schenley. 2 o'clock. June 21-23—National open golf tour­
February 2 7 Carnegie Institute of nament for women. Olympia Fields,
Technology Women's Scholarship Chicago.
Organization sponsors presentation July 25-28 Western open golf tour­
of "Oh Kay." Alvin Theatre.
nament for women. North Shore,
February 29—College Club gives Chicago.
benefit bridge. The Morrowfield- July 3 I-August 4—National public
Afternoon and evening.
links golf tournament for women.
March 5—Wellesley College Club of Cobb Creek, Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh sponsors benefit perform­ August 13-1 8—Women's Western golf
ance of Gilbert and Sullivan operas. tournament. Indian Hill, Chicago.
The Alvin.
August 20-25—Western amateur wom­
SPORTS
en's golf tournament. Bob O'Link,
February 13 Riddell's Bay Golf and Chicago.
Country Club 36 hole medal com­ September MISCELLANEOUS
I 0-1 5—National amateur
petition. Bermuda.
golf tournament for women. Brae
February 1 7—Annua] Beaux Arts cos­
February 14-18 Belmont Manor Golf Burn, Boston.
tume ball. Hotel Schenley.
Club ladies' championship. Ber­ September 24-29—Women's National
February 24 and 25—Shadyside Acadmuda.
golf tournament. Hot Springs, Viremy
Country School students pre­
February I 5 Shore Hills Golf and ginia.sent
"The Haunted House."
Country Club 18 hole medal com­
March 21—Stage and Play Society.
petition. Bermuda.
Carnegie Music Hall. 8:15.
February I 7 Riddell's Bay Golf and DEATHS
Country Club 18 hole medal com­ William Butler Dilworth, a member
petition. Bermuda.
of one of Pittsburgh's pioneer families,
February 17-18 Bermuda versus Eng­ died at his home in Fifth Avenue Wedland
tennis tournament.
nesday afternoon, after an illness of
February 20-26 Bermuda Amateur more than a year's duration. Mr. Dil­
tennis championships.
worth, who died at the age of fifty-
February 21-25 Belmont Manor Golf three in the house in which he was
Club. McCallum trophy and Light- born, was a member of the Shadyside
bourn cup. Bermuda.
Presbyterian Church. He leaves his
February 25—Pittsburgh Collie Club mother, Mrs. Francis A. Dilworth, and
show. FROM THE INDEX CALENDAR two OF sisters, FEBRUARY Miss Susan 7, 1903 Dilworth and
February 2 7-March 3 Shore
(Twenty-five
Hills
Years Mrs. Richard Ago) S. Suydam.
Golf and Country Club ladies' championship.
Bermuda.
February 29-March I Riddell's Bay WEDDINGS
Golf February and I Country 1—Miss Club Margaret 36 Evans hole to Dr. John William Dixon, at the
medal Evans competition. residence in North Avenue, Allegheny.
DINNERS, CARD PARTIES, RECEPTIONS
February I I—Mrs. Lewis Butler Whitney's tea.
February II and 12—Mrs. William T. McCullough's card parties.
February 16 and 17—Mrs. William A. Hoveler, of Fifth Avenue, entertains
at cards.
February 19—Mrs. George Mechlin Hosack's afternoon card party.
CLUBS
February 1 I—Pittsburgh chapter Daughters of the American Revolution
celebrate Washington's birthday at Pittsburgh Conservatory of Music,
Dithridge Street.
February 13—Junior prom" of the Western University of Pennsylvania
at the Hotel Schenley.