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ii a mm mm The Pittsburgh Press June 20,1 979 N-8 mm mil' Wedding Photos A Marriage Of Fashion, Nostalgia watt. 5 4 7 resembles the work of a painter of royal portraits. The picture of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kebe taken in 1905 was done in pastels and charcoal.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sholich's pictures were made on linen in 1908. Most of the photos in the display show a sense of restrained jubilation on the part of the bride and groom. But pictures don't tell all.

The still faces of one turn-of-the-century couple tell nothing of the next 25 years they were to spend together. After rearing six children, the couple decided to separate. With most of the other pictures, viewers will have to wonder what happened since the "I do's" were exchanged. Visitor to the library may find that they know the rest of the story behind a picture or two. Patrons are frequently discovering people that they know in the picture display.

One couple who lived in Oakland came in and spotted someone they knew, according to Miss Behan. "It gets to be a small world," she said. Library patrons who keep their eyes open will be able to realize just how small the world can be. If they look carefully at the wedding pictures, they will see the familiar faces of Diane Yates, Betty Kakavis and Marilyn Graham all members of the library staff. By MARA MEISEL When Emanuel Hornrett and Theresa Eichman put on their finery and posed before the photographer in Furth, Germany, little did they know that their wedding picture would become the center of attention at a North Hills library 117 years later.

The picture is the oldest of 23 wedding photos that fill a display case at the Township of Shaler North Hills Library, 1822 Mount Royal Blvd. Since June is one of the most popular months for weddings, the library staff decided to have an exhibit of wedding pictures submitted by local residents. The collection is on display throughout the month. The exhibit has attracted a lot of attention from patrons, according to head librarian Mary C. Behan.

"It's funny," she said. "We've had some very beautiful displays of art, and everybody's looking at this more than they did at anything else." One of the reasons for the popularity of the bridal exhibit may be that it offers a glimpse of the changing fashions and times, from 1862 to the present. Few brides today would think of wearing a dark taffeta dress, as did Mrs. Hornrett. And although modern bridegrooms are still encumbered by cummerbunds, the high, starched collars are no longer in vogue.

Some of the photos are works of art. The picture of Mrs. Porter Kier taken in 1932 eyes averted, body turned just so, the train of her gown cascading perfectly 4 5 Mrs. Porter Kier looks picture perfect. Honors For Hospital Volunteers CDufo By Mara Meisel Volunteers of the Senior Auxiliary of Suburban General Hospital will be honored at the annual awards luncheon given by the hospital at 1 p.m.

Monday. The luncheon will be served in the Bellevue hospital's conference room. Volunteers contributed 25,543 hours of service in the past year. The following persons donated the greatest number of hours: Mrs. Arthur Heckel, Julia Craig, Mrs.

S.W. Nacser, Mrs. John Fulmer, Mrs. Harry A. Dennison, 887; Mrs.

Philip McCarroll, 876; Mrs. William L. Munro, 814; and Ada Duffy, 758. Five-year pins will be awarded to Julia Craig, Mrs. Harry A.

Dennison, Mrs. Harry Dobson, Ada Duffy, Mrs. Thomas Dugan, Mrs. CP. Richardson, Margaret Smith and Mrs.

Luther C. Stevens. The auxiliary also will report on fund-raising activities and present a check to the hospital's executive director, John B. Mallon. Proceeds from the auxiliary's projects, such as the donation day tea, the cherry blossom bridge and the operation of the gift shop and gift cart, will be credited to the group's campaign for hospital expansion and modernization.

The following officers will be installed at the luncheon: president, Mrs. Harry Dennison; first vice president, Mrs. Harry Palmieri; second vice president, Julia Craig; recording secretary, Mrs. Harold Whipple; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Donald Roberts; treasurer, Mrs.

Philip Ihrig; and assistant treasurer, Bertha Utberg. A sing-along will be held at 12:30 p.m. Mr. ont Mrs. Emanuel Hornrett strike a Victorian pose.

WQED To Shoot Scenes At Hartwood Acres of the Pittsburgh Guild of Flower Arrangers and is president of the Wexford Garden Club. Women's Aglow Fellowship of Pittsburgh North will hold its monthly meeting at 9:30 a.m. July 6 at the Sheraton Motor Inn-North, McKnight Road, Ross. The guest speaker will be Patty Elliott, wife of the Rev. Clinton Elliott, pastor of Ambridge Assembly of God Church.

She has ministered to troubled teen-agers in Holland through Teen Challenge and has ministered with Ambassadors in Action in Jamaica. Reservations may be made by contacting Mrs. George Polivka of 8322 E. Van Buren Drive or Mrs. James L.

Haberlein of 2824 W. McNeal Road before July 3. June 28 at Bellevue Baptist Church, Lincoln and Howard avenues. Audrey Feldman will present the program, which is sponsored by the North Suburban Adult Services. The group will have a friendship luncheon June 30 at 1 p.m.

at the church. The Young Women's Auxiliary of Keating has elected the following officers: president, Ruth Nanna; vice president, Cathy Rudisill; treasurer, Eleanor Reubi; and secretary, Karen Kumpfmiller. Fran Connolly will conduct a flower arranging workshop at the next meeting of the Longvue Acres Garden Club. It will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Second Federal Savings Loan Association on McKnight Road, Ross.

There will be a practice session after Ms. Connolly demonstrates the basic concepts in flower arranging. She has been a flower show judge, is a member Prttt Ptwlo by Mn Krts FLOWERY ART Jane Miller shows what can be done with dried flowers, a butterfly and some patience. She will demonstrate how to make dried flower pictures to the Shaler Garden Club at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Church of Our Savior, 2405 Clearview Drive.

WQED will shoot scenes at Hartwood Acres in Indiana Township for another film in the Public Television Network's "Once Upon a Classic" series. "Leather Stockings," the tales of James Fenimore Cooper, is only the second American entry in the series. The first, "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court," was also produced by WQED and filmed in part at Hartwood. All others have been produced in England. County parks director James Bell said the success of the "Yankee" filming was the factor in permitting TV crews to use the forest setting once again for "Stockings." "Yankee" received a 1979 George Foster Peabody Broadcasting Award.

Bell added that filming will not interfere with activities scheduled at the park. lb Aglow Convention July 70-12 et SI Whirlpool ROOM AIR CONDITIONER Women's Aglow Fellowship in the Region of New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania invite all women to attend their third annual regional convention July 10-12 at Westminster College, New Wilmington. Among the speakers will be Mary Ann Brown, Margaret Moody, Evelyn Steele, Margaret Tomczak, Betty Charles, Hanne Kreider, Pat Pinto, Linda Laughlin and the Rev. Glen McElwain. Convention brochures and further information may be obtained by contacting Barbara Haberlein, 2824 W.

McNeal Road, Allison Park, Pa. 15101. The North Hills Business and Professional Women's Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. June 28 at the Wildwood Country Club, Sample Road, Hampton. Adele Daniels from WQED-TV will speak on "WQED in the Community." PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT.

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