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THE SU2TDAY PIIEC3 T70HAITB II AQASE7S AI7D COU11.T CSCTIOII SUNDAY UORI1THG. JULY 12, 1014 TWO Hosiery during This Week at Lets than Maker's Cost. Three Day Sale (Begins Tomorrow 9 BRIDE OF SHERADJEN MAN TVT I gered In the city. Many are closing: up their nmmer homai in tha SDPKFLDCK TnAKS( J2. ix ojrp norm by the- heated term.

Mr. and Mrs Du Barry Child, of Kentucky accompanied by Mm. Oliver Garden Party. One hundred guests were entertained by Mrs. James B.

Oliver at her summer residence Beaver rd. shields, at a garden party Friday afternoon, Irom 4 until o'clock. The young people danced in the annex of the residence, and tables for bridge were arranged. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Philip li. Harrison of Baltimore, Md, who are visiting Mr. and Mrs. McCleane -Brown of Sewickley. Mrs.

Harrison was formerly Miss Gladys Perrtn of Baltimore. Honor Guest at Luncheon. Mis. Bessie Rice of the Northside whoe marriage to Valentine Schott of Crafton will take place Aug. 22.

was honor guest yesterday at a luncheon Summer Footwear- Mrs. Child's father, Thomas Marshall, Jr, of Colonial pL, axe taking- a four months tour through Europe. Mr. nd Mrs. William Thaw III.

who have been spending: a few days at As Ton Like It, on Sewickley Heights, with Mrs. William Thaw, have gone to their cottage at Easthampton, to pass the remainder of the rummer. Mrs. Frederick Walsinghara Miller, of South Negley ave, a sister of Mrs. William Thaw III, leaves the latter part of this month for Ventor, N.

to visit another sister, Mrs. A. J. Drexel Blddle. Mrs.

Miller will be accompanied by her young; daughter, Mary Brlgfcam Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Frlck and MlesHelen Clay Frlck will spend their summer at Eagle Rock, their beautiful estate at Pride's Crossing, Mass. Mr.

At L( ess and Mrs. Childs Frlck will be with them during July and August. Mrs. William Thaw, of Beechwood blvd left Wednesday for her summer home, Elmhurst, in Cresson, where she will remain until October. Mrs.

D- Herbert Hostetter, of Grant wtU leave with Mr. Hoetetter to take a week's yachting cruise with Mr. and Mrs. V. 8.

Boyce, of The latter have chartered the yacht Halycon and will entertain 14 friends aboard. i Mr. and Mrs. Boyce were the guests Special Sale incomplete lines Women's Colonials, Pnmps and Ties. Many Styles, in Tan, Patent and Dull Leathers, Suedes, and Cravenettes.

Half Lan .85 $3.50 and Grades ior $400 to Grades, for $6.00 go gr 9.WeJ Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fowkes, of Brooklyn, N. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Beatrice Elisabeth Fowkes, to E.

Spencer Hurt, of Virginia and Pittsburg. Miss Lois Patterson and Miss Etta Chamberlain will be- bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Helen Stephens, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. TL Stephens, and Glenn Baylor Toung, of Chllhowie, which will take place Thursday.

Richard Stephens, the bride's brother, will serve as best man, and the Rev. Benjamin Cotenhaver, of Virginia, a school friend of Mr. Young, will perform the ceremony. The service will be read in the afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, on the lawn of Llonf the summer home of Dr. and Mrs.

Stephens, near Oakmont, and the wedding dinner will be served in the garden. Two hundred guests have? been invited. Among the out-of-town guests who will be present are: Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Daufvherty, of Kittannlng, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chamberlain and family, of East Palestine. O.

Miss Stephens will be honor guest at luncheon in McCreery's. tomorrow at which Miss Anna Doran, of Wilklnsburg, will be hostess. Mrs. Louise I. Piper, of California, will be the matron of honor at the wedding of Miss Donna Hague, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John E. Hague, of Woodstock Swlssvale, and Kenneth F. Treschow, of Wilklnsburg, which will take place next Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock in the Hague rest, dence. The groom's father, Rev.

August M. Treschow, of New Jersey, will perform the ceremony. Miss Ella Blakeley, of Akron, and Miss Daisy Hague, a sister of the bride-to-be. will be bridesmaids; Ralph Hague, a small nephew, and the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde E. Hague, of Braddock, will be ring bearer, and Miss Ruth Cox, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Cox, of Swlssvale, will act I as flower girl.

Edward Oellig. of Coraopolis will serve as best man, and Mrs. William Ross Hague will play the wedding music Cards announce Special 50c, 75c and $1.00 Bargain Tables Women's Oxfords on Third Floor with values up to $4.00. W. M.

Laird Co. 618-22 liberty Arenne FREEH Mrs. J. Raymond Gates, whose wedding took place in Sheraden, Thursday evening, was formerly Miss Alma Gertrude Slater who graduated this year from Washington seminary. She waa president 'of her class and Is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Slater of Washington, Pa. given at the Ft.

Pitt hotel by the Gan-deamust club. Covers were laid for the honor guest and Mrs. Edward Coslett, Mrs. Frank E. Miller, Miss Jennie George, Miss Anna Young.

Miss Stella Geyer. Miss Blanche Mooney. Miss Chrissie and Miss Isabelle Ogilvie, Miss Kdith Evans, Miss Fanny Evans and Miss Hannah Evans. Tale Man to Wed. Pittsburgers are interested in the announcement of the engagement of Miss Anna C.

Harper, daughter of John Harper, and Noel Armstrong, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Malt land Armstrong, both of New York city. The wedding will probably take place in the fall.

Mr. Armstrong was graduated rrotn xale university, class of 'OS, and Is a member of the Yale club of New York. Wedding Aug. g. An engagement of special interest to Pittsburgers has Just been announced In Baltimore, that of Mrs.

Annabel Lee McClure, widow of Col. Bert McClure of this city, and daughter of the late Julian Henry Lee of Baltimore, to Walter S. Weeks, professor of mining and metallurgy at Harvard university and son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Weeks of Cambridge.

Mass. The weeding will take place Saturday, Aug. 8, at South Strafford, Vt. Hootesa at Lasekna. Miss Jennie McSherry of South Neg ley ave, entertained yesterday afternoon at a beautlfullp appointed lunch eon.

Among the guests were Mrs. George js. Alter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Mc cracken, Miss Ida Ratzler, Miss Margaret Campbell, Mrs. Charles McSherry and Mrs. Mendenhall of San Diego, who is visiting relatives in Bellevue.

Wedding Invitations. Invitations have been Issued by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kunze for the mar riage of their daughter, Clementine, and John J. McParland.

which will be an event of July 21 at 9 in St. Philomena's church. Miss Kunze will have her cousin. Miss Agnes Huf- nagel, as maid of honor and only at tendant. Mr.

-McParland will have John McCabe as best man. The ushers will be Charles P. Steedle and Lawrence McCabe. Go to Europe. Among the passengers sailing on the George Washington yoeterday moisiiig from New York for London, Paris and Bremen, were the following Pittsburgers: Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Winter, Heinrich Hausch, 1. Schiller, Peter Wens and Mies Mary Wens. Autumn Wedding. The engagement of Miss Emma Lydia Wentsel to Benjamin Warren Haseltlne, of Schoyer Swlssvale, was an nounced at a luncheon given Friday afternoon at the home of the bride-elect's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Wentzel. of Whipple Swlssvale.

The engagement will terminate in an autumn wedding. Western Honeymoon. Herbert Obernauer, or this city, and Miss Florence Bond, of Philadelphia, were auletly married Thursday, In the home of the officiating rabbi. Rev. Dr.

J. Leonard Levy. Mr. and Mrs. Obernauer left for a western honey- noon and on thlr return will live in West Carson Esplen.

Announce Wedding. Mrs. Robert Heber announce the wedding gf their daughter, Miss Cora Eugene Heber, and Charles Delp of Pittrrurg, July 6, at New Martinsville. After an extended trip the bride and groom will reside in Pittsburg. i Return from East.

James L. Mason and daughters, Misses Mary Daves and Lorn a Doone Mason, of Hill at, Sewickley, returned last week from Northampton, where Miss Mary will enter Smith college in September. MILLIONAIRE MINER This advertisement and S1.0O will entitle you to any $3.00 corset for 1.00 or a corset for $3.00 at the Firmbone Corset Shop 4 'oan below Feu on Sixth Street. We are doing this for the purpose of introducing our new flrmbone. Our Coraetiere will explain to you the different styles for various figures.

laitipb Electric FACIAL BLZM1SBTXS Warn and Mole Pnlntonaty Wssna tsn. OJIXT APPLIANCE -in PITTS BJTJH.GH. hair shop 1M Fifth Ave. Externa! en Jenkins Arcade. reGmmS-BEAUTY CULTURE Heateau at Country Club.

Mrs. li. R. Rose and Mrs. R.

W. Fisher are hostesses this afternoon In the Bellevue Country club. Tea is Berved at 4 clock. Personal Mention. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry J. Limegrover. and daughter, of Frankstown Eastend, are at Geneva on the Lake. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Brown, of the Olym pic apartment. McKce pL, will leave Sunday, July 19, for a five weeks stav in Atlantic City and New Tork. Miss Elsie Martin of flalnfleld, M.

who has been the house guest of Mrs. Mortimer C. Miller in Morewood for the past month, left Friday for the east. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Alfred Hunt, o' Morewood left Friday to spend the week-end at the seashore. They will visit, in Long Island. Among Pittsburgers who will open their cottages in Kennebunkport. the first of August are Mt-. and-Mre.

George II. Clapp and their daughter. Miss Katherlne Clapp, of Bdgeworth. Mr. and Mrs.

Philip II. Waddell Smltl; of Edge worth will leave soon to spend three months in North Hatley, Can. Their children. Alice. Coventry and Philip H.

W. Smith, have been at North Hatley visiting relatives since school closed. Mrs. Eugene Wellington Pargny and Mrs. Augustus B.

Grange, of Beechwood will sail from New York, Thursday, on the Cedric for Paris, where they will Join Mrs. Benjamin Thaw, after which they will spend the summer at Deawvllle and other French resorts. Mrs. Pargny and Mrs. Grange will visis In- England -and Ireland before return Ine home in October.

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Stevenson. Miss Mary D.

and Miss Louise Stevenson and George K. Stevenson II, of, Dithridge have gone to Edgewooe" Park. Alexandria Bay, for the. remainder of the summer. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph C. Powell, Westminster have Just returner from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. MerriK Wright, who have -a cottage at Lake-wood, N.

J. Mr. and Mrs. S. Sidney Neu and bab.

daughter, and Mrs. Marion Neu of Lincoln Edgewood Park, are passing several weeks at their cottage in YentnoT, N. J. Mrs. Cook Kimball, of has left for Loon Lake in tru Adirondacks to visit her mother.

Mrs. William B. Leeds of New York. Mrs. W.

Edgar Reed, of Ambersor: has left on a visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Willis F. McCook, at their summer -home, Bagnel Hall, Coburg. Ontario, Canada.

Mr. and Mrs. William Augustus Stein meyer-have returned from their wedding trip and are with Mr. Steinmeyer't parenta, Mr. and Mrs.

William Stein meyer, of Walllngford st. Mrs. Stein- meyer was Miss Marguerite ScovilU Park, of Cincinnati. O. Mr.

and Mrs. Ollie J. Vilsack and family of South Negley have left for Bayhead, N. where they have taken a cottage for the summer. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Prescott of East Liverpool, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert R. Massey of tin Northside, over the week end of July 4. Robert R.

Massey of the Northside. left July 4 for an extended visit whi; his father in Boston, Mass. Miss Alice Phillips of Talbot ave. Braddock, sailed for" Europe las week where she will visit points of interest. Including the Madeira Islands.

Italy, Germany, France, Switzerland. England and Ireland. She expects to be gone until September. MARRIES HOUSEKEEPER MILLIONAIRE HENRY HART AND WIFE. FORMERLT HIS HOUSEKEEPER.

Mrs. Scholler. an accomplished must- clan, was employed by Hart as housekeeper and cared for the little boy and girl the millionaire had adopted. Later another baby was adopted and Mrs- Scholler took the newcomer Into her affections with the other two tots-Friends of Hart have for some time prophesied that there would a wedding when Mrs. Scholler obtained her final decree of divoree from her lormci husband, but none of them waa let into the secret when the ceremony was actually performed.

The two drove to Martinez, and were married by a Justice of the peace. Before the death of his wife, who was childless. Hart had often discussed with her the adoption of orphans -to brighten their lives. Her sudden dtath in the summer of 1911 put a temporary end to arrangements which thsy had already begun, LAI last week of Mr. and Mrs.

Hostetter. Madlsonvllie, have announced the marriage or their daughter, Miss Mary Aileen Davis, and Walter Knox Long, of Pittsburg. The ceremony took place at the home of Ahe bride's cousin, James I Mason, and daughters. Misses mary xsavies ana Liorna uoone Mason, Hill Swlckly, Thursday, at 4 o'clock In the afternoon, in the presence of the immediate families only. Rev.

Herbert Agate, pastor of the First Baptist church, of Sewickley, officiating. After the ceremony a luncheon was served and-the couple left on an eastern trip. The house was decorated with palms, fern: and pink' roses. Miss Davis was a prominent young society woman of Madisonville. Last year she was president of the Blue Stocking club, one of the federated clubs of Kentucky.

Mr. and Mrs. Long will be at home at 407 uenmston Eastend, after Aug. Minister Weds. The marriage of Miss Martha Bvers and Rev.

Joseph C. Barner, both of Alexandria. Pa. took place in Grace Reformed church Tueeday morning. Rev.

Dr. John II. Prugh performed the ceremony. The couple departed for a brief trip, after which Mr. Barner will occupy the pulpit in the Alexandria fresbyterian church for the remainder of the summer.

He is a recent gradu ate of McCormlck Theological seminary in cnicago, where he won the fellowship which gives him two years' study abroad. The couple will depart for Europe in the fall, and Mrs. Barner will take a special course in Greek in Germany. Birthday Surprise. Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander Glenn of the Northside held a birthdav surprise party for. their niece. Miss Eva Stewart of McKeesport. who is visiting them.

Among the guests were the Misses Olive, Agnes and Eva Stewart. Alice Morrison. Loretta Dooney, Jean White, Jennie nosack. liertha Cornelius. Mary werle, Loretta Cornelius.

Anna Werle. Margaret Erben, Mildred Morrison and Elsie Michells of the Eastend, Robert Maier, Buster William, Pansey Frey, Jack Welsh, Emmet MeAndrews, Bob Maier, Edward Brown and Mrs. Malers. Benefit Affair. Mrs.

John Chambers will give a euchre and live hundred at her resi dence, Wentworth West View, for the benefit of Mt. Gallltzin academy of Baden, 'a, Wednesday, July 22. from 2:30 until 10:30 p. m. Aids are Mrs, cnaries rsernnan.

jurs. wiuiam wc Luckey, Mrs. Davies. Mrs. Fred Good, Mrs.

Heninger ana miss Delia Clark. A Farewell Party. Miss Blanche McClelland of Kearsarge Alt. Washington, entertained at a farewell tarty Monday evening in honor of Miss Gertrude McCaffrey, who sailed for Europe yesterday in company with her aunt, Mrs. A.

McKenna and Mrs. C. King of Philadelphia, Wedding Kext Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Gottlieb Wooster" of West View announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Anna Cather- I ine Wooster, to Thomas K. Gardner of the Northside. The engagement will terminate in a wedding Saturday. July 18.

New Castle Guest. Miss Helen Jordan, of Mars, has as her house guest. Miss Helen Foster, of New Castle. Miss Mildred Oesterltng, of Butler, entertained Misses Foster and Jordan Thursday. Miss Jordan entertained an automobile party at West View park uriaay evening for Miss Foster.

To Wed New York Girl. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. M.

Prevln. of W. One Hundred and Fifteenth New itorK, announce me engagement of their daughter, Miss Besgle, to Samuel A. Landau, of this The wedding will be a late fall event and will take place in New York city. O'utlng and Card Party.

The Ladies Aid Society of the South-side hospital has sent out cards for an outing and card party at the residence of Mrs. Daniel Beech, Brownsville rd. Falrhaven, Pa-, Thursday, from 1 until 5 p. m. Merts Reunion.

The Merts family will hold a cousin reunion at Bridle path shelter, Schenley park, July lti. About 100 cousins are expected to attend. Bachelor Club Party. The Lawrencevnie Bachelor club will give a lawn party at the residence of Mrs. O.

B. Ingram, Maripoe sC, Shady-side. Sizing Him Up. An eminent 6cotch astronomer tells this excellent story against himself. He once explained in a lecture that a certain star looked no bigger than a threepenny bit a hundred miles away.

Alter me aiscourse one oi ine audience said to him: "You must be a Scotshman, for no one but a Scotsman would trouble about threepenny bit a hundred miles off. ACCORD IX TO THE NTJAIBER. "Birth doom nru mUesrtonea." aklppxnr 211-15 Olker Avenue ell. The bride was attended by Misses Miriam and Olive Powell. Misses Gene vieve and Frances Helflin were the flower girls.

Little Geraldine Moran of Elkins, was the ring bearer. Lonnie L. Mahaffey, of Grafton, was attendant to the groom. The ceremony was followed by an elaborate dinner. Mr.

and Mrs. Kinsey will reside in Mononga hela City. with a view to re-organlzlng the suffrage leagues throughout the state into a more effective fighting machine with which to insure the election of a West Virginia legislature that will favor the suffragist movement, West Virginia suffragists are planning a big meeting to be held here in a short time. A great public meeting will be held at Grafton on next Monday, which will be the rallying place of the suffrage forces. James Morton Callahan, head of the department of history at the West Virginia university, and Dr, Thomas E.

Hodges, president of the State university, will be the principal speakers of the occasion. At this meet ing the leaders of the movement will announce their plans for the battle, and a great gathering of the forces of woman's suffrage is expected. The political not is boiling merrily In Taylor county and the three parties are giving promise of a lively time until the fall election. The Tsrylor county Republicans held a primary on Tuesday, at which officers for the county were nominated. The Bull Moosers named a county ticket some time ago and eelected the senatorial nominee from the Thirteenth district Saturday.

The Democrats are getting lined up for their selection of a ticket. The leaders of the various parties claim to have strong tickets in the field and expect a hot race for political plums. The first of the series of union meetings, which will be held In the city churches on each Sunday evening in preparation for evangelistic services to be held next fall, was held Sunday at the United Brethren church. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Powell, who was assisted by Rev.

McPhali and Rev. Bolton. Miss Rosa Goodwin ts recovering from the effect of the only accident that marred the celebration of Independence day at Grafton. She was holding a giant firecrackeo in her hand. The fuse seemed to have gone out and she did not throw the cracker from her.

It exploded, badly lacerating her hand, but prompt medical attention prevented serious consequences. Hunting for a gas leak with a lighted match was the cause of a small blase at the home of John Carroll this week. An explosion occurred which set fire to the house, but the flames were extinguished after a short fight. Among the West Virginia druggists that are attending the meeting of Rex-all drug store men at Niagara Falls this week is Fred M. Watklns, of Grafton.

The board of equalization Is In mi. sion for an extended period to adjust any errors in connection with the as sessments or county property. Woman Who for Two Years Cared for Home and Adopted Children of Eccentric Ala ska usher" Becomes His Bride in Romantic Elopement after Aug- It in Bechview. To Entertain at Lanrtton. Next Wednesday afternoon Mrs.

vvn-liam P. McCullough of S'-anton will give a small luncheon at the Pltl-burg Country club. Covrfj wil.J be laid for Mrs. Wlnfleld Scott and her mother, Mrs. Samuel Stryk ei 'Butler of New York city.

Mrs. John Miss Gertrude Gerdes, Mrs. Oscar Ragner Wikander and the hos- Thursday Mrs- Wikander entertained with a similar affair at her home in St. Jam sc. for Mrs.

Butlethe guests -Auding Mrs. William Siviter, Miss Mary E. B. Wllllama. Gerdes.

Mrs. Freeman. Mrs. Potter and Mrs. McCullough.

Bulgaria roses formed the table centerpiece. llarris-Stasiiek. Before an lmprovisea ur and palms in the living room of the u.r4. (nm. in Slnsrer tl-.

Wilklns burg, the marriage of Miss Jessie Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Harris, and John O. Stanlek.

of Sheraden. took place Wednesday after noon at 3:30 clock. Rev. George Taylor, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Wilklnsburg, performed the ceremony. The bride was given away by her father, nH wnr a trnvcline suit of light gray cloth, touched with pink, and a black chapeau trimmed with maline and gourah.

A large corsage of bride's roses and lilies of the valley was worn. Her only attendants were her little niece. Isabelle Harris Lowery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M.

Lowery, of Highland ave Crafton Heights, as flower girl, who wore a lingerie frock, adorned with pink bows. She carried a pink and white French Dasicei nnea with pink roses tied with pink maline. Roland Harris, the nephew or xne bride, was ring-bearer. He wore a white suit, and carried a white satin cushion bearing the ring. After the ceremony a amner was served, covers being laid for 20 at the bride's table, which was centered by a flat basket of pink roses ana lines oi the valley.

A loose lavender maline bow was tied to the basket. Mr. Staniek and his bride left fer the north, where they will spend their honeymoon. Following the wedding trip they will be at home in Sheraden after Aug. 15 Of Interest Here.

A beautiful out-of-door home wedding took place at Sunnyview, near Lisbon, at 12 o'clock Wednesday, at which the two daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stookesberry were married. Miss Annabel Stookesberry to Melvin Lewellyn Forbes, of Lisbon, and Miss Lorilla Myra Stookesberry to Carl M. Rhoads, of Glen Osborne, Pa.

The ceremonies were performed on the lawn by Rev. E. H. Wycoff, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, of Columbiana, O. The attendants were 10 young women, who as bridesmaids, were: Miss Anna Lynch, Miss Edna Johnson, Miss Lucille Barrlnger, Miss Jean Van Fos-th Misses Forbes, of Libson: Miss Ethel Stookesberry, Miss Ethel Chamberlain, of East Palestine, Airs.

Roy Weaver, of Youngstown, and Miss Margaret VanCleve, of Bellevue, Pa. The wedding march was played by Miss Katharine Marquis, of Lisbon. The wedding appointments were of green and white, ferns ami palms and white flowers being used. The bridesmaids wore white gowns with Russian tunics and carried shower boquets. The brides' gowns were of crepe meteor, chiffon and lace and their boquets were of white sweet peas and rosebuds.

An Informal reception and supper followed the ceremony. Sixty guests were In attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Rhoads have gone for a lake trip ana will be at home in Glen Osborne, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Forbes will spend the summer at Sunnyview. Coif Luncheon1. A buffet golf luncheon was given at 1 o'clock iWednesday at the Allegheny Country club for the contestants who took part in the women's approaching and putting contest later in the after noon, for a cup presenieu oy 1 ii.T'v...

beth M. Home, of Sewickley Heights. The participants included Mrs. George McCague. Mrs.

Henry Robinson Rea, Mrs. Clinton L. Childs, Mrs. Turner Donaldson Moorhead, Mrs. Christian I.

Shannon. Mrs. Henry Buckingham Darlington. MrS. McCleane Brown, Mrs.

Joim H. Rlcketson. Jr- Mrs. William Christopher Roblpson. Mrs.

Oliver D. Thomp- Preston Schover, Mrs. Hugh S. Knox, Mrs. Frank "Elmer Rutan.

Mrs. Henry Lafayette coutns, Mm. j. rrcucitj. Byers, Mrs.

Oliver P. Nicola, Mrs. J. H. Rohrbacher, Mrs.

Frederick C. Ewart, iri Rhtlda Williams. Miss Anne Dake McCague. Miss Elsa. Horne, Miss Madelaine fci.

norne, Rea and miss Aoeiuua Two Honor Guests. Mrs. Paul Lytle cole or Acaaemy r- m.Hv was hostess at a fancy work party Tuesday arternoon in nunur i Mrs. Frank Raymond Richards, a recent bride, and Miss Emma H. Smith of who IS Visiting aire.

vr. G. Cole, in North Negley ave. Pink and white roses, daisies and carnations. with palms and ferns, were arranged In artistic nrofusion about the rooms.

Mrs. Cole wore a gown or wnite iace over white creDe de chine. Mrs. Rich ards was attired in a white emoroia-ered frock and Miss Smith wore white crepe de chine, trimmed with polnte lace. Mrs.

Richards was ails a jjernice Carothers before her marriage. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John of Bradford ave crarton. Davla-Loasr.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodloe Davis, of J. Franc, Clyde Stanger, Bruce, William and J. Rieck, Henry Barles, John Tray.

William Remle. Fred Seachrist. Jack STiank. O. Miller, Freda Barb, Hen rietta Menke, Myrtle Shaw, Alma Hirsch, Flora Franc Miss A.

Mills. Emma Dickel. Henrietta Ringland, Nellie Gibbons. Mildred Smith. Miss Anna Barb.

Miss B. Helm and Miss Evallne Shaw. Post Nuptial Announcement. Mrs. N.

"announces the mar rlage of her dauerhter. Miss Helen Lenore Reineke, to Louis D. Walker of Hazelwood, which took place Friday, July 3, at the home of the bride's mother, in Jarvella Northside. "Rev. Mr.

Hartung officiated. The bride's only attendant was Miss Elizabeth Hodson of the Northside. The best man was Fred Saurelser of the Eastend. After an eastern trip the couple will be at home in Hazelwood. Announcement Cards.

Cards have been issued announcing the marriage of Rosalyn M. Browarsky of Elmer daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. Browarsky, to John Frankel of this city, Thursday, July 9.

Mr. Frankel and his bride left for an extended eastern trip and will be at home after' Sept. 1 in 374 McKee pi. Lawn Party. A garden party was held on the Montgomery lawn, Plymouth et.f Du- quesne Heights.

Those present were the Misses Ella Mooney, Mazle Qulnn, Helen Retly, Nora M. Shea. Augusta Bubleis, Laura Koffler. Helen Rowan, Jessie Montgomery, Ertia Neschke, Lottie Montgomery, Eva Montgomery, Mrs. J.

W. Montgomery, Messrs. M. Pinker-ton, H. Relly, Joe Spence, Walter Brll-llnger, Roy Kursch, George Wise, Paul and George Montgomery and Oscar Neschke.

Short-Rich. Clement L. Short, of Wilklnsburg, and Miss Edith Esther Rich, of St. Albans. W.

formerly of Pittsburg, were quietly married Monday morning in Charleston, W. Va. The only attendant was Miss Adelaide Moon, of Oklahoma Cltv, Ok la. Following the ceremony, a breakfast was served for the bridal party of the Kanawha hotel, after which Mr. and Mrs.

Short left for a western trip. After 25 they will be at home at 515 Coal Wilklnsburg. PI ttauqua' House Party. The Pittauqua club gave a house party over the Fourth at their club house in Verona, with Mrs. Ray Burns and, Mrs.

John A. Newell chaperons. The members of the club presented their past commodore, B. H. Hock-swender, with a loving cup, following a dinner on the Fourth.

Ray Mansman, Plttauqua's present commodore, made the address. Northside Engagement. Rev. Dr. and Mrs.

D. A. McClenahan of the Northside announce the engagement of their daughter, Lucile, to I. N. Camp of New Concord.

O. The wedding will take place in August. The bride-elect studied in Muskingum college In Ohio and Mr. Camp is a graduate of Muskingum college. He took his de gree of M.

A. last month In Co-operative An all-day meeting will be held by the Housekeepers' Co-operative association early in September, the day to be de voted to subjects wnicn directly concern housework. Speakers will be professors from the University of Pittsburg. The meeting will be held in Kaufmann's assembly room, and luncheon will be served between the morn--: ing and afternoon sessions. Card Party.

Fort Pitt chapter 130, O. E. will hold a card party at the Fort Pitt hotel, July 10, at 2:30 o'clock. The committee includes Mrs. Annabelle Davis.

Mrs. Katherlne Conkllng, Mrs. Mary Hirsch, Mrs. Satara Black, Mrs. Alice McLain, Mrs.

Bessie Black and Mrs. Winifred Kerr. Returns to Pittsburg. Mrs. E.

F. Stickler of Tvorth Beatty st Eastend, is home from a few weeks' visit to the Brown farm. Westmoreland county. Miss Minnie Rumbaugh of Greens-bm-R. accompanied her and will be her guest for a week.

Mr. Strickler and family will scend a few weeks at the mountains where a number of friends will entertain for them. At Riverview Park. The Alpha Kappa Bociety will entertain at a lawn fete to be held at cabin No. 2.

Riverview park. July 29. The president. Walter Hindel. has appointed the following committee, J.

W. Mohn. chairman, William P. Lang, Phillip Keuhner. William Meister, Louis Hasse.

John Dolllnger, George Lutz. Edge-wood Engagement. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Johnston of Edge- wood announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Margaretta L. Johnston, to Ralph Ernest Hilkirk of Grove City. Pa. The wedding will be an event of the early autumn.

Autumn Brfde-EIeet. and Mrs. David Lowry of Herron ave. announce the engagement of their daughter. Katherlne to Frederick W.

Demmer of Cherokee st. The wedding will take place in the fall. Ts Wed Carnegie Girt. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Beadling. Of Carnegie announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Lilian Olive Beadling, to B- H. Snyder of Pittsburg. The engagement will terminate In a fall wedding.

Lnwreueevllle Reception. A surprise reception and dance was held Friday, July 3, In honor of the birthday of Mrs. Magdalene Swaney at her home In Banner Lawrepce-vllle. Luncheon was served on the lawn. The decorations were Japanese lanterns and bouquets of old fashioned garden flowers.

Among those attending were: Mrs. Swaney, Mr. and Mrs. William Burton and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Swaney and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swaney and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mart Malley, Mr.

and Mrs. William Moran, Charles Swaney, Mrs. A. Fllnn, George Eichenberg, Mr. and Mrs.

John Lamport, Miss Loretta Swaney. Elmer 8waney, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eichenberg, Mrs. Charles Yochum, Mr.

and Mrs. Ph. Flchter, Mrs. Henry Fisher, Miss Mary Burns, Miss Elisabeth Burns, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Neckerman, Mr. and Mrs. Michel-son, Mr. and Mrs. George Bridgeman, Mr.

and Mrs. George Lange, William Artzberger, Mrs. A. Carr, Miss Kath-erine Kleuh, Louis Fuchs, John Jawart, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Trakoffer. William Taufklrch, Joseph Moran, Lola Malley and John Lamport, Jr. Dfelil-Rot k. Miss Lauretta Dlehl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Diehl of Carrick and William Harrison Roth were married Wednesday afternoon at 5:45 o'clock at the home of the bride. Rev. James H. McCormlck of the Concord Presbyterian church read the marriage service. Pink and white roses with ferns and foliage plants formed the background for the bridal party.

The same decorations were used throughout the house. The bride was attended by Miss Edna Pearl Dlehl as maid of honor, and Edward F. Roth, brother of the best man. A wedding dinner for 60 guests followed" the ceremony. Mr.

and Mrs. Roth will spend their honeymoon in the east. Out-of-town guests for the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. George Auffinger and son, George Auffinger, Miss Lillian Roth and Miss Call Roth of Erie, Pa.

I Educators Wed. The ensraa-ement of Miss Eleanor Louise White, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. White or Ann Parkersburg.

W. to Edmund Grant Howe of Hartford, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Howe, was announced recently at a garden party.

The wedding will take place in the early summer at the home or tne Driae. Miss White Is a graduate of Wilson college, class of 1900, In which she won the highest honors. Later she took a post graduate course at university. Montreal. Can.

During the past year she has taught Latin and French in tne Oakmont High school. Mr. Howe was s-raduated from Yale In the class of and, after taking the degree of A. M. at Harvard, studied at Leipsic, Germany, and at the Sorbonne in Paris.

He is instructor or history at tne urn versity of Pittsburg. Rlrkth nirthda'y. Tuesday evening a party was given i In honor of Miss Lillian Rosenberg at her residence, Penn ave celebrating hen eighth birthday. The rooms were decorated with red carnations and the colors were carried out In red, white and blue. Covers were laid for 18 including the Misses Agnes snannon.

nessio aiu-ler, Anna Abramovita and Rebetta nMuiman. Irene Regan. Mary Marcus, Lillian Miller, Lillian Roseberg. Rosel! Rosenberg, Rena Uoraon, lorence uor-don. Sadie Gordon.

Elsie Wolfe. Isa. Wolfe, Marie Donahue, Celie Levlne, Rose Sobel, Ida Abramovitx. Louise Voltz, Martha Hart, Anna Stulgis, Dorothy Cohen, Elisabeth Malone, Flor ence Peariman ana unvo murrajr. Northside Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Blaha entertained at their home, Benton Northside, Thursday evening. The colors were green and red, with Japanese lanterns. Guests were: Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Yates. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Potts, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry HUlman. Mr. and Mrs. William Garver, Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Schutxman. Misses Elisabeth Garver, Margaret Meder. Luella Schwerd. Mary Allison, La Verne Lear, Mary Blaha, Cecelia Kufner.

Messrs. Harry Carver. Fred Bordt, Clarence Hosenfeld, Leo Hollinger, Joseph Wyblinger, Clyde Hillman, George Lancaster. Myrtle Potts, Edward Blaha, Helen Blaha and Frederick Blaha. Entertains Class.

Miss Helen Heck, of the Northside, entertained the women's gymnasium class of the Allegheny Turners Tuesday evening to celebrate her birthday. Miss Marie Saul, who has Just returned from Indiana State Normal school, was honor guest. The guests were Miss Katherlne Albrecht, Miss Janet Baldinger, Miss Lillian Bosak, Miss May Klages, Miss Elsa Nlesslein, Miss Hillra Holmlg. Miss Ella Tegeth-on. Miss Hilda Matzenbacher, Miss Frances Worst.

Miss Catherine Rohm, Miss Margaret Rohm and Miss Margaret Saul. Miss Albrecht entertained the- class recently In honor of Miss Mathilda Geiger, who has left for her home in Buffalo. Birthday Affair. Mrs. Anna Barb was the hostess of a prettv party at her home on the Northside, in honor of her son and daughter.

Fraley Barb and Miss Frieda Barb, their birthday falling on the same date. Covers were laid for 3Su The decorations were pink and red roses. Guests were William Mueller. Ray Kennedy. Irwin Newman.

Edward Kurts, Henry Menke. Lewis Schein. Samuel lie man. William Fawcett, G. Marriage Licenses.

William A. Watson IHtbure Mary Koecbel Sharpsbarg EdwtM J. McCaJlum Allison Park Matilda Kyle l'lttbur- William Hale Jessie Jones Ind. Alfred O. Place Toungstown, o.

Edna J. LeMont Toungstown, O. Samuel J. Blmlngton Helen Clark Pittsburg Earl C. Brtceland Mathilda M.

Llptak k- Pittsburg Joseph Ltnrdon. Jr Pittsburg Mary C. W. Rhine Pittsburg George Go ft Pittsburg Agnes Corbett BIBLE GLASS HAS LARGELY ATTENDED SESSION IN GRAFTON Grafton, W.Va, July 11. The Barac-ca Bible class held a big session at the Baptist church ozi -mursday evening.

The meeting was held for the pur pose of receiving the report of O. E. Wcykoff. the Grafton delegate to the world Baracca convention, which was held at Waco, last month. A cordial greeting was also extended to Rev.

C. L- Trawln. a former teacher of the class, who is now a resident of Idaho. At the home of Mrs. Jacob R.

Morgan on West Main today, a very pretty wedding was solemnized when their daughter, Miss Virginia Dorotfiy Morgan, became the- bride of George William Klnsey, of Monongahela City, Pa. Rev. Leland Jerome Powell, pastor of the First Baptist church, performed the ceremony. The wedding march was played by Miss Helen Pow QUEEN OF ALBANIA SHOWS DEVOTION TO HER HUSBAND-RULER. Though much is said about the blue blood of royalty, the pleasures and whims of royalty and the beauty of royalty, comparatively little is said about their natural human traits.

That the queen of Albania Is possessed of the very, creditable human trait of devotion is evident in her attitude toward the king of Albania all through the troublous revolutionary times which have recently shaken the quiet, of the little country. She has stood staunchly by him in every crisis and promises to do so, whatever the outcome of the uprisings. San Francisco, CaL, July 11. Howard H. Hart, eccentric millionaire.

who made his fortune during a spectacular career in the Alaska gold fields and later in the California oil fields, recently married Mrs. Louise -Sch roller, who for two years has cared for Hart'a three adopted children. -ftaJ, V- uueen ocrpnia. Albania, A.