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THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY C2ETYo0EMOAGEMEM RTAMMEMTS OF TRAVELED TSo0MEWS )(5 olefin I COLLEGE CLUB EVENTS PATRONESS FOR AERO BALL East End Girl's Engagement to New York Man Announced AII-VagRer Program By Heinroth Tonight Dr. Charles Heinroth will r-ay another all-Wagner prcitrani at the free A. A. U. W.

fleeting. The American Association of versity' Women ill 'hold a luncheon today in the Fort Pitt Hotel, when Miss Mina Kerr, national executive secretary of the association, will he the honor guest. The Smith Ccl-1C" Club will rneet with the A. A-t Mis Kerr is an ajonma oi that Miss Thyrs Amos dean of wi.men of the Cnivn-siiy o. avenue announces the engagement OIIN Z.

SPEER of South Dallas of his niece, Mi.9 Fanny Lyon, Rochester, X. Y. 3 Copeland Will Speak At Democratic Luncheon States Senator Royal S. Copeland of New York, who address the luncheon of the Democratic county committee ait 12:16 p. m.

today in the Fort Titt UoteL be r-ct at the Pennsylvania Rallron.1 Station by a committee on his arrival here this morning and taken to the William Pcnn Hotel, srher he will hold a rection. Democrats from many western counties in Pennsylvania are expected to attend the luncheon, which will be presided over by Attorney B. B. McGinnis. Senator Copelar.d, who was health commissioner of New York City mh ii chosen senator, is said be one of the leading possibilities for tho Democratic nomination for President.

Kichard Robbins of Walnut street, Sewickley, will entertain this evening at a small dinner at the Edgeworth Club, to be followed by a Mah Jongg party. Mrs. 'William Thaw, of Forbes street and Miss Josephine Moseley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry King Moaeley of Neville street, are the winter at Boynton, a suburb of Palm Beach.

Mrs. George Walter, of Kinsman road and Miss Jean Fttgan, laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Facan of North Highland avenue, leave tomorrow for New York and will sail on Tuesday for the West Indies.

i Korean recital in Music Hal: o'clock tonipht. The procrarrt. so arranged as to hibit the Ualilit-s cf Wagner's genius, is given response to many requests. No numbers of the previous all-Wagner program. giv earlier in the season, will be repeated.

Tonight's program: ovprfure to "Prize Song Rienzi" from "The Wasrner pner rtfiitt ers ude to Par.i al Valwetwn Forest Murmurs from Pre! do from "Tristan and 1 so: ion ta Tht and of the Rhine Maidens" from Wajmer Dusk of the Ootis" 'Dreams' A "Waeiiei March from "Tannhaufer AVanvr Crafton Club's Costume Tea. The Woman's Club of Crafton celebrated Washington's birthday with a costume tea at the Crfton Christian Church yesterday afternoon. Tire hostesses were Mrs. Ira M. Smith.

Mrs. ,1. I. Smith, Mrs. j.

M. Speer. Mrs. R. M.

Mrs. W. T. Speer and Mr. C.

E. Stevenson. trs. A. D.

Robb -was lender of the "ay. Mrs. Kdwiir talked on "Washjnton. the Patriot:" Mrs. E.

V. Carnthers, on "Washington, the General." and Mrs. J. A. Alexander on "WaKhincton, at Home." w.

Pittshurt-h. who represented in branch of the A. A. the Atlantic Section Conference, which met recently New Haven, will give account of th.it meeting. League of Pen Women.

The Iyeague of American Per. Women met on Thursday in the hoste of the president. Mrs. Marie Telle Philipe- Publishers' letters stating their beeds wer read. A discussion on the problems of writers followed, led Mrs.

Ethel Styles Middleton. Mrs. 'Mary T. Neff was appointed chairman of the radio committee. Tea was served after the meeting- Sheridan Woman's Club.

In the home of Mrs. Georfce Cowsn of Minton street the members of th Shefidan Woman's Club held a Martha WiiFhiniiton tea yesterday afternoon. Assisting the hostess were Clarence Steed and Mrs. Frank Powel-son. The club inemhers were dressed in Colonial costumes.

progressive games were a feature of the afternoon. Hiking Club Plans. Tomorrow the Pittsburgh Hiking Club's walk will start at o'clock from the end of the Lincoln avenue er line und-r the leadership of .1. I. Hommcl.

Take car No. 2 at iamitto-field street and Sixth avenue. keoven MRS. W- K- SCH1LI.ER. Mrs.

Schiller is a patroness for the second annual military ball which the Aero Club will give in the William Penn Hotel on March 3. Sen wabrow-A mold Mrs. o. CarRill MHiitfiin or Soiwsiy Street, is a gust at the Chalfonte-Iladdon Hall Hotel, Atlantic City. At the same hott-1 are Mr.

and Mrs. W. O. Bollinger of Whitney avenue. Judge, and Mrs.

James Hay Iired of avenue are spending several weeks in Atlantic City. IV. and Mrs. Frank 1. Murto of JU'berton street announce the engagement of their sister.

Miss Frances M. Casey, to Jerrold J. Kerr New York. The enfra cement will laminate with a wedding in the near future. i William Guckert, Ilve street, en'ertained hist evening at a buffet suppi-r and bridge in honor t.f Mrs.

F. M. Kennedy and family of; Avalon, who will leavo shortly for I.os Angeles, where they will rnake, their home. Sharing honors were Mrs. Kennedy's sister.

Mrs. 'Ifcrence Taylor, and Ik sqn, Jo-i eeph Taylor of Cleveland. The event was also the occasion of the twenty-sixth wedding anniversary of and Mrs. Guckert. I eol ations ippropriate to Washington's birthday were used and covers were laid lor IS.

Among the many features planned for the second annual aviation ball. to be' held under auspices of the Aero Club bf Pittsburgh in the William I'enn Hotel ball room on Monday, night, March 3, will be a group of, persons prominent in Pittsburgh social circles, who, under the leadership of Mrs. Margaret M. Carroll, wit! sell cigarets. The oung- women v.

'xll be dressed irt costumes pertaining to aviation. They arA Jliss llnetr Mrrildowney. Miss Iorothy Xtmick. Miss Anne H. ly.

Miss Dorothy V. Fagan, Miss Helen Mc-Cance. Miss Iorothy H. Herron. Mrs Charles Stuart Wunder and Mrs.

Huntington Downer. A partial list of patroness announced yesterday by the committees in charge of. the affair includes Mrs. J. H.

Palmer, Mrs. John S. Robb, Mrs. Franklin C. Irish, Miss Katherine M.

Edwards, Mrs. Frank Hogg, Mrs. Eric Fisher Wood, Mrs. B. Schiller, Mrs.

Harmar IX Denny. Mrs. Harmer D. Denny, Mrs. Walter L.

Merwin, Mrs. M. Merwin Carroll. Mrs Charles Stuart Wunder, Mrs. C.

A. Fagan. Mrs. T. Morgan Draper, Mrs.

George A. Hogg, and Mrs. John J. Kennedy. A.

keen interest is being shown by rociety in the affair and from all ball will be a success. It i expected that several thousand For 1 1887 'jj LargestJewelry i I i I w. niu ven "takeo.woeA'WX The Washington's birthday tpot- ing" yesterday afternoon in tiie vol- lHre Club, on North Craig street, was in charge of Mrs. Homer X. Young.

The first speaker of the day. who was nt roduced by IVI rs. Young, was Kdward Brown Ive. who told of the; human side or collering antiius ani curios. Mrs.

Lee spoke of an oli mansion in Kingston. formerly owned by the Ki-uiforj faniiiy an. dat ing back three centuries. This house is now kept tip by the community and shown as a model home of former times. Mrs.

Lee told of the rusrs and coverlets to be found there and men tioned the modern looms on which the colonial patterns arc now duplicated. Miss Emilie Fuller, who was next introduced, showed a number of examples of hooked rues and related her interestinc? experiences in col lecting them. Miss Fuller spent last summer in New England and told of the old homes from which the rugs originally came. They were considered of little value and stored away in attics. Miss Fuller explained in detail the art of making: hooked rugs.

The xrooms of the club house were decorated with specimens of early weaving, brought by Miss Fuller. Mrs. Young spoke on "The Needle work of Our Foremothers." She told of the art of sewing as developed from early days, and spoke of the value placed on fine needlework by famous women, such as Queen Eliza beth, Catharine of Arragon and Cath arine de Medici. Mrs. Young said that women were forced by the neces sity to sew, and had made of it not a labor, but a fine art.

She stated that the needlewomen of the middle western states in America were particularly noted for fine, needlework, and for the originality of -the designs they used. Mrs. Young fcent on to say that, since many of the men in the middle west were aboard sailing vessels, they, imported from foreign countries beautiful specimens of needlecraft, as gifts for their families. Mrs. Y'oung referred briefly to the furniture of early Colonial days and said: "There is no sturdier or more graceful furniture than After the meeting tea was served.

Hostesses for the occasion included Miss Louisa Knn, Mrs. V. W. Anderson, Mrs. Earl Blough, MY.

McL Hallett, Mrs. Jacob S. Payton and Mrs. Cornelius C. Wholey.

BRASHEAR MEMORIAL BENEFIT Cnder the auspices or the Phoebe Erasheair Club the play-producing frroup of the Pittsburgh Center of the Drama League of America, of which Miss Mae Sweeney is chairman, has offered to help in the work of the Erashear Memorial Settlement by presenting three one-act plays in the Schenley High School auditorium on on Saturday, March at 8:15 o'clock. The list of patrons and patronesses includes: John W. Anthony. Mrs. Newman H.

Bennett, J. M. Berkey, Miss Klla Ruth Boioe, Dr. H. B.

Burns. J. F. Bailey. Mrs.

V. B. Bennett, Miss AitJa C. Bishop Miss LoulM Biessine. IX J.

BrodeHck. Miss Cora H. Coolldre. Miss Klodie O. Carlin.

Miss Mary G. Caulfield, Miss Ella Conlin. John H. Cheer. Br.

J. Ftster Crawford. Miss M. Rosetta Contwr, Miss E. M.

Craig. E. "VV. Oobcr. Mrs.

William Mehsrd ravidson. Mrs. Herbert DuPuy. Miss Etta Dunn. Dr.

William Esrhart. Mrs. O. A. EJlwood.

Dr. J. M. Petterman. Miss Katherine Famrtl, Miss Marv B.

Ferpuson. Miss Marraret A. Frew, J. S. Fruit.

Dr. Herman Groin. Mrs. Margaret Stewart Grav. Misa Clalia GravPs.

Miss Katherine Hoerr. Mrs. J. AieT Hanly. J.ihn W.

Herron. Miss Alice Henry, Mrs. letitia H. Hunter. Miss Matilda Orr Hays.

Miss Marpart Hare. Miss Martha C. Hovt, Mrii. James I. Kay.

Mr3. A. .7. Kelly. W.

F. Kennedy. Miss Ktnma M. Kohne, Miss Marie 15- Knauz. Miss Blanche Krouse.

Miss XIna l.anir. Frank M. T.eavitt. Miss I.ouise I.oomis. Miss Treorsia UTy, Dr.

I.ouis K. Manley. Miss Adda May Mann, Miss N'. Murry, H. O.

Masters. Mrs. Wiliiam M-Conwav. Miss Cirolinp MeMiHen. Mrs.

W. McCun. Miss Pauline McQuillen, Miss Blanche MoOnn. Miss Kliza McChire. Miss Marv MeCraeken.

Mrs. T. M. Mclna-ha-i. Mrs.

C. K. McKee. Miss Carrie 1 Noel. Miss Marv R.

Nelin, l-ank Orhin. Miss H. Orr. F. It.

Patton, Miss Ollie T. Patterson. Charles Riesfar. Mrs. Frank Roes-sins.

Mrs. Roth. Miss Edna Richter, Mrs. Oiilla Pheppard. Miss Lucy W.

Shr-vn-. k. Mrs. Wi'liajil F. Sehuette.

John D. Shafer. Mrs. Mary J. Sfinkey.

R. M. Sh-r-rarl. Miss Ora- Swan. Jane H.

D. Williams, V. H. ti'tt-ss and Miss Edna A. Tost.

Colonial Tea at Congress House A deiiKhtful social afternoon wks enjoyed at the Congress of Women's lubs ut the colonial tea in the club lions'1 yesterday. The president of Mi organization Mrs. John Sloan. mid the board of directors. ttire, as Mart ha Washington and Colonial dames, re.eive.l thes, quests in the lea was served in the aimi oiniri room, where the c.eco- rations were carried out in red.

white K. Ollchrlsn. end Mrs 1. Johns-ton at the tal.les. Fthe Cnate Park nail charge tnc tnusicai which took place in the auditorium on the second floor.

Mrs. Gertrude Kvkcs Kinsr sanic and Mrs. Kdwin Mars accompanieil at. the piano. The Oormoiit trio.

Mrs. Ttuhy lunn Mc-Curdy. Mrs. Klizahcth Florin Ewens and N'an MeH. MaSwell pave instrumental selections.

RESTAURANT HATINEE 1 DANCE A Every Saturday fi, (1 From 2:30 I'ntfl Safe Milk For Infants. 1 Invalids, V. Children, fSi The Aged Dtfiesttble No Cooklnft. A Ltftht Lunch tttf Avoid Imitations Substitute AM KNTS. fdle Barcaln Matinee Dsllr T0WM SCANDALS 8a RRSTAilRANT H.ftr5 Wei HI I Mil IS Ill i at to Robert Alexander MacLean of will attend.

The Aero Club is composed of former aviators in the World War. The proceeds of the ball will be used for the promotion of aviation and the establishment of Pittsburgh as an aerial mail station. hit. Holy eke Benefit. Additional patronesses fur the Mt.

Ho'yoke College benefit bridge to be held this in the Congress flub fTrmse, include: Bell. Mrs. If. Js. Cleland.

Horace Cole. .1. If. Dunlevy, Mrs. Henry M.

H.ii:ett. Miss Clarissa Gibson. Miss Helen HKkmnn, Jlrr. 15. Kupi'erbi rg, Mrs.

I. .1. Moore, Mrs. E. C.

Morey, Mrs. John and Mrs. C. T. Siebert.

The following committees r.rc in char.ro: Mi.ss Marguerite Kupferbeig. tickets; Miss Dorothy Moore, prizes; Mrs. Maurice Cooper and Mrs. J. P.

Haines, cake; Miss Verna Morelan. candy, and Miss Olga Siebert, publicity. Tlie pioietds of the bridge will Ik t-nt to the College on March 17. on which day tht; Cornelia Ctapp Scinice Building will le formiiily openid. Addresses made at the col if go will radio.

be. broadcasted by Mrs. Hoover Hostess at Dinner. Mrs. Ada V.

Hoover of Florence avenue, Bellevue, was hostess at a dinner last night in the Congress club house In celebration of her birthday anniversary. Announcement was made at the dinner that the marriage of Miss Ada Heno Hoover, daughter of the hostess, to Dan C. Bucf of Pittsburgh would take place in June. The. engagement was announced recently.

Covers were laid for 14 and red ro.ses formed The occasion was also the celebration of the birthday anniversary of, one of the guests. Miss Smith. Mrs. Hoover is a sister-in-law of Milton C. Reno, financial secretary of ti: Congress of JV'omen's Clubs.

New Castle Marriage. The marriage of Mrs. Howard W. Yates and Edward Ward of New Castle took place on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Withers, Highland avenue. New Castle. The Rev. C. J.

Baker, pastor of the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church officiated with the ring ceremony. A wedding dinner followed the ceremony. Following the dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Ward departed on an Eastern wedding trip and, on their return, will be at home after March on Wilmington avenue.

New Castle. $25 00 ar.J lCw Tins I package prove that it is tne juiCf or vour troccrwill pronjiptlv i i I ra.WJ wVvat tetV iotfl bee trusts Squirrel Hill Club. The Squirrel Hill Community Club held a luncheon ycFterday aftemri in the Congress club bouse. The president nd past presidents of the club gave three-minute speeches. After the luncheon, a talk aa trlven by Mrs.

J. K. Cooke on "The Orient 1 th Club." Several vocal selections wor given by Mrs. Kthel Costn twit, by Miss Edna .1. Mary.

Mrs. S. Kelso alo rendered vnrj numbers, accompanying herself. Tbrrp little girls, dressed in eot r. JnrH.

They were Marinn Ilecirmaaj. Catherine Hay and Betty Oavidson. -s, TOE a. Collins na.st unci" arivn LAST DAY Th- CirvatoM Scrwn rrodnrllon of th Age The Hunchback of Notre Dame With Lon Chaney l.prcc OrrsrMrt Twice Mts. 2: Next Week.

Bay Ssats Early. 'Richard the Lion-Hearted' Twice Caity. An Seats Reserves. Price 25c A SOc NIXON TOIT TOMtiHT FLORENCE The Dramatic 'THE LULLABY KEXT WEZa SSATS HOW OTIS SKINNER It Mrrrint C. "SANCHO panza Mr.

Skiaarr'a Bitrt Pra4uctaaa Siace -KmtmV Msbta Hmt. Tie Wt4 Mat. ta C2.0U. alua I Of star ta. ansa ntLcyim -a.

Thi I 12iyKJJ-25AKI: tt. itMltrt I Allan KcrW tanfr I1 Ailra "i V', 1924 EstaJdishmont in Pittsburgh P. C. W. Sophomore Cotillion.

The chapel of the Pennsylvania College for Women was completely transformed last night to represent a colonial borne, when the sophomore class of the institution held us co- tillion. an annual affair. The hours were from 8 until ll o'clock, and dur ing the evening members of the class staged a musical comedy, entitled "I'm True to Them AH." written by Miss Ruth Justicef a member of the class. The entire class took part in a Virginia reel preliminary to the sketch. Those taking leading parts in the comedy were: Miss Elizabeth Karbn, Miss Elizabeth Miss Bertha Gates, Miss Dorothy Schmidt, Miss Claire McElwain and Miss Marion Johnson.

Other members of the cast were: Miss Ruth Reimer. Miss Louise Harcom, Miss Frances Motz, Miss Marjorie Smith. Miss Mildred Von Scoyoc. Miss Eleanor Fulton, Miss Harriet Clocke, Miss Beulah- Hall, Miss Mabel Breitweiser, Miss Mary Obenom. Miss Carrie Timothy, Miss Berlye Singleton, Miss Helen Coyle, Miss Margaret Miss Mary Ailes and Miss Marie Paunier.

In the receiving line were. Miss Cora Helen Coolidge, president of the col- lege; Miss Helen Marks, dean of the college: Miss Mary Jane Paul, faculty-advisor for the class; Miss Elizabeth Hubbard, president of the class, and Miss Marjorie Barnhardt, chairman of the cotillion. Social Notes. The Rev. Dr.

and Mrs. Owen Odell of "The Manse," Thorn street. Sewickley, will return today from a visit with Mends in Wooter, O. an" l.lr-r.vr.rt h. nnd tip miters sisier.

Jiaij a.v, of Thome street. hcwicitiey, a.e 1.1 in Vpw York. Mr William P. Miller nf Tliorn Mrs. Wiill.im oi 1 1101 street.

Sewickley. returned on Thurs- from P.altimoic. where she i.r Mc- to meet her sistc. a. Campbrll of Cen'ennial load, who has rt-Uirnei, from KMri.ht am! is spend- ins ni- 1ime in M1ks Marv Cree Porter of 1" el.les li-nvp i.

low p.Ulit for New York, where she will sp r.d several days. Mr. iind Mrs. Itobert W. McK eight of Beaver road, Sewickley.

will leave on Monday on the sUambo.it Cinoin-nnti. on a trip to New Oilcans, where they en to attend the Mardi Cms. Mrs. Krejcrick Hiifnasel. Miss Ceora Hufnairel and Frederick Huf-naccl, i Quaker road.

I Id r( worth, returned ytsterday from 1ri of two weeks to Atlantic City. I Jami 1). flit odes of Thorn street. Sewickley, returned on Wedr.es.lav from a trip of several week a to Cali lorn in. George Washington Party.

A CeorK" WashinKten party was Riven in honor of Miss Kthel M.sn- nint; last niKlu at the Manning: home 1 Do Hand street. Covers were laid i for 1H and jsnesls played panics i i 1 i i i tacKP" ot tVeb r. teV ttflJTbss Mr. and Mrs. John H.

Sehwabrow of Kirtland street announce the en gagernent of their daughter, Ellen Sehwabrow, to Jerome Arnold. son of Mrs. Jennie Arnold of Darling- ton road. Squirrel Hill. The engage ment will terminate in a May wed ding.

Squirrel Hill Engagement. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Makrauer of Nicholson street. Squirrel Hill, announce the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Edith Esther Mak rauer, to Dr. M. S. Wolf of Youngs- town, O. No wedding date has been set.

Leetsdale Girl Engaged. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hahn of Leets dale announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Isabelle Marie Hahn, and Edgar John Taylor, son of J.

C. Taylor of Jeannette. No date has been set for the wedding. Carnegie Girl Engaged. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Rose Sherman, daughter of Louis Sherman of Lydia street, Carnegie, to Meyer Sparks, son of Mir.

and Mrs. S. Sparks of Pittsburgh. Council Drama Club. The Council Drama Club of the Pittsburgh Council of Catholic Women will give a three-act play of humor and pathos, entitled "Knsc of My Heart" at Schenley High School auditorium on Tuesday evening.

March 4. The play will be piven as a benefit to furnish and equip bedrooms of the Temporary Home for Hirls and Women at Council House on enn avenue. The cast will in-dud" Mis Km ma Kayler. Mrs. J.

Havre. Miss Hose Marie Helt'rich. elude Miss Ksima Kayler. Mrs .1. 1 1 VI fii.w Miinp Mcltrich.i hik.

iiiri-iiMt iiiirt.ison Miss k. ssie Miss Marjtiiret Harbison. Miss Bessie Katharine M. Ilea- M. Hciiirnn.

Katharine Kea-tan. Mts N'niice l.awler. Miss M. sichii. Miss Steinkircii-ner.

Miss Until licihr-rington. Miss Florence K. Junes. Kail lioli-i rt A. Lawrence.

Charles FJuettner. I'rancrs .1. I.eahey. Harry Kleck and Michael Walsh. The iilay will be directed by Miss Sura Floyd.

v. i.a,, Miss i i Kehoill Miss Steinkircii- iss Until I herington. Miss Jones. Kail tloli- Lawrence Charb-s Huet ner. Franc .1.

Harry Fleck and Michael Walsh. The play will be di- (f hv Klovd. profclsional Women Club. meeting of i.r,,fioni Wo- Cluh. Council oi" Jewish Women, was hel, last evening at Wise'.

P.es'aurant. North Highland avenue, followed ly a. dinner. I'hins fi.r a in March and a l.ridpe and if: jontj parly in April wore discussed. Mrs.

Kdwjn Zupsmitli. president of the Council of Jewish Women: Mrs. I.ee Rosenthal and Mrs. TeS. Freund were present and spoke.

1 Girls Friendly Society. he Trinity hraneh of the Girls' Friendly Society will hold a. Ceoree Washington dance on Tuesday evening. L'6 in the Trinity Hmif Oliver avenue. Miss Awes Kr.

is caairman of the entertain ment committee nnd others serving oti Hie committee are Miss Kditb Ijen-iel. Miss Ijois Linman. Miss bla Cramer. Miss At-nes Kyles and Miss Evelyn Wolcott. Smith College Club.

The Smith Colic pc Club will meet Saturday. March 1 at 2::10 o'clock in the home of the president. Mrs. Wut-Marshall, on I)unmovl street. The hostesses will be Mrs.

Charles) Party at Congress Club. A bridge, mah-jonp-g: and "500'' partv will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Congress club house under the auspices of the estension committee. Company of 320th To Hold Dinner Tonight Mcmbers of Company K. Three IltiTi-dred and Twentieth Infantry, will hoid a dinner tunicht at the Fort ritt Hotel. Ammiff the speakers will be Cant.

V. j. Thompson and Lieut. V. N.

Thompson, who were commanders of the company. All Three Hundred and Twentieth Infantry men, including those who ever had any connection with Company K. are invited. It is the intention to form a permanent organization. Those wishini? to make arrangements for the dinner ran do so by calling linrrnsli.

Franklin 4S41-W, or Hunter. SmiilifichJ 202u. The dinner s-rrt at 7 I i I We will give you your choice LADIES' GOLD WRIST WATCHES Rrgtilar Trices $45.00 to $113.00 A Special During Stock Taking Tfte Hardy II ayes (. Hardy 5L Heyey Building Vood Sr. at Oliver Ave.

Pittyburh. tsoe.rf diet frof as AMI'SFMKXIS LILLIAN CIS "TIIK W'HITK IX I Mm. Xoxt Week. Seals The Sfa.on's Fifi I v-ltv "ROSEANNE" lie Kunil uthrrn 1 vurvtr l)rm UiihThat DiMlnicuUhrd 4 irei rt CHARLES S. GILPIN of "Kmnrror I ante AV1 AN CAST 5S Mght.

Ml. fl.nu: Thurs. Mat. See to tw: Sat. Mnt.

Stc to SI.SS. EDUQUESME GARDEN TtMTK SPEED SKATIMG I Pittsburgh vs. Cleveland HOCKEY TEMPLE vs. WEIN EIIS SKATING HAM) rents ami Jsl.lO. LOEWS ALDINE IJvUlr I i---pSS- -'III MK IS WOMAN' v.ith Ramon NuTarra Barbara Ij Slarr rR0WiANDCUtt Regent 111 PERN Stronchiart in "Tht Lave Mastar" Strengheart in MTha Lava Master" LACKSTONE DOWWTOWM.

iw5.li 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II i mi 1 1 1 1 1 i i i fj? WV! 1 1 1 1 ii i 1 1 1 1 i i nil cvis3i i i nil i lia.l the lime of their lives. M.S. Anna Palmer. mitred Palmer aim i 5' iss Marion Post. Miss Post, who is Maniuns HrranBel tne afia.r nyi the n.u,,riy,r the smith were iollowed out with I club of Pittsburgh, will crive the Wa-shliitrtoti fleet.

The following I report of the alumnae council meet-. in'j -vhicli was held this month at attended the party: Dorothy hweeney, fc in Northampton. Mass. Edward Sweeney. Kbcen, 1 WW AMI'SKMKXTS.

TOMCli I.a-.t Mat. T.mU AI.J--EV IOIRTII ANMAI- Greenwich Village' Follies MtFRfCA'S GREATEST REtTK, Itrllllnnt Company of 9S! wmfjR. GALLAGHER SHEAS liiist Matinee Ttnlay EXTM0KDY SETSN0W With the Origiitafl New York Cast Kvenin. BOe to ti-d. Best srnt l.60.

fiOc. HI $1.50, All filu tar BUY QUICKLY Advice I tfiUW toi.ay "The Unmarried Mother" Nislits 10,. to 50r: Mai. ICr to' EXT 1I1.I KLSIO" IRmANPKURKVj 'HE TEMPLE sBerty of mUHH SSHADT VEIUS" VENUS" "THE TEMPLE OF VESUS" Axr Iiri-trnn Vrmli I'tanUt RCWlAKDiClAPK'5 TATE 5AVE DCWWTWH We suggest to" dayeyoull insist livaline Foster. Ceorse Me? nil.

Raymond Btdlin. William -Jlediin. William Jordan. Mary Probst. Marparet Probst.

Anne May Thomas. Lorethia Capperre, Frank TJesanont, Cecil Wilkerson and Charles P.ny. European Travelers. Maris. L- daushter Jfr.

and Mrs. Edward Sheridan. 01' iv.wcy street. with her ncle anil ir. end Mrs.

John of will sail toda o-i "Hiss-, for a tlij-ee montlis' tour to Madeira, tiers, Naples. Home, France. C.crmany, England and Ireland. Colonial Luncheon Given. A Washington luncheon, fol-; v.i by brltle and Mall Jongjc, was triven afternoon by Mrs.

'I. M. 1 avenue. Sliv tv 1 by Mrs. Voncr.o oshi-at.

Mrs. Saiab Dunean. anp. art in Colonial cos- 1 lb- 1 ORANGE LABEL -v HlDGWAvis Guarantee: Each lea voti can buv at 1. rr'tintj vour rooncv.

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