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SECTION FIVE PAGE SIX THE PITTSBURGH SUNDAY POST, NOVEMBER 7, 1.026. C. D. OF A. TO HOLD PARTY to Additional Society ft.

I1 111 i iiil.wmhi I I II I I. II man. and her aids were Mrs. JIaUl it. Wi.se.

Helen IVmnan. Mis.s Marion lye. Mrs. Myrtle Mwklmg. Mrs.

Kex IJurriP. Sarah l-'urke i JUL U.1UI.U..1..J1U.. I I 1 1 ,11 SEWICLKEV NOTES. Mr. and Mrs.

Purton S. Harris of Toronto. arrived in the valloy Kriday to srrd the wcpk end with their-brother anl sifter. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph W. Jlaroisoo of "Walmer." pine road." Sewickley. Amen? the residents of the valiey Second Floor, Opposite Grand Theater Book of Factory Facts Announcing a wonderful selection new Winter Coats made in our own factory, and sold direct to you. Georgous Furs Quality Materials Perfect Tailoring and Fit At a Saving- of From 25 to 50 Further iilans have leen tlie fall reception and card party to Ik; held in the Fort Pitt Hotel. No vemtv-r IS.

by Court Pittsburgh No. 253, Haughters of America. Miss Mercedes Higgins is chairman. lie r.ngnsn tioom nas iiecn re- served for the dancers and the Empire and Rose rooms for the card players. roll's DtTty wvo liii i i I I Special Group Dress Coats $79 "Sai- IBIS'S MEtiCEDEC earer Miss Betty Quatchak, Miss Rose Murphy, Miss Marie White.

Miss Catherine Wilson, Miss Camille Reynolds. Miss Augusta Sipple. Miss Irene Fischer, Mis.s Marie Daugherty, Mrs. Adeline Maund, Miss Isabelle Cava-nau'gh. Miss Margaret Gallagher, Miss Catherine Dempsey, Miss Lillian I Crawford, Mis.s Helen Crawford, Miss 'Grace McClosky, Miss Grace Schmitt, Florence Leonard and Miss Jlar-I garet O'Donnell.

Autumn Dances, Bazars, Card Parties d6itioital Clubs The Winola Club will have a card party tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Kaufmann's dining room. Mrs. i'earl H. Buschek is general chairman and will be assisted by the following committee: Mrs. Bertha Bowen.

Mrs. Sara D. Cooper. Mrs. M.

Augusta Byers. Miss Sylvia Djppold. Mrs. Katherine Flugel, Mrs. Marie Heil, and Mrs.

Margaret E. Mulzcr. Mrs. Ruth Medora Dietzel of the Last End Temple, 32o South High-Pitt Chapter No. 130, won the popu- avenUe.

Cards will begin at 2 larity contest at the third annual fete o'clock and at o'clock, under the and bazar of the Eastern Star Tern- chairmanship of Mrs. Grace McGiffen tile Association in Syria Mosque and Mrs. Lavinia Bes-diel. Mrs. Au Factory to don grave the report of the treasurer.

Dr. S. S. Baker, president of Washington and Jefferson College, was the principal speaker following dinner, when W. S.

Diggs was toastmaster. Dr. Baker asserted that current reports concerning the habits of college boys were untrue; that the student in college is not immoral, drunken habitually or a scorner of religion. He deplored the "hair-splitting" done in many pulpits today, regarding the contention as detrimental to the youth of today, confusing and not bearing upon the fundamentals of life. Immorality and bootlegging.

Dr. Baker declared, is not to be found among the college boys but with men between 25 and 60 years of age. Hd stated that drinking in colleges today is greatly less than it was 20 or 30 years ago and usually when a boy is found derelict it may- be traced back to lack of proper influence in the home. In regard to the last, Dr. Baker spoke, of the great responsibility resting with parents for the future of their children.

Other speakers were Dr. W. M. Davidson, Dr. Charles R.

Foster and C. E. Dickey. Mrs. Robert B.

Leigh ton was chairman of the dinner. There was a large attendance at both afternoon and night sessions. ALLIANCE FRANCA! SE. Daniel Michenot, of the University of Strassburg, Alsace, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Alliance Francaise, Tuesday night. M.

Michenot is the first official con- fcrencier for this season and will speak on "How to Live Happily." Mrs. David Wilsoh Kuhn, president, of the Alliance Francaise of Pittsburgh, will entertain the members with a "library day" in her linmc. Woodland road, Saturday November 20, from 3 to 5 o'cVxk. Tea will be served and an opportunity will be given to return loks lent out during the summer months and exchanging them for others, a number of new additions have been made to the library. Muny of the latest French publications will be found on its shelves.

The library committee consists of Miss Alice Gray. Mrs. Eugenie Dclaval and Mrs. Norwood Senat. WOMAN'S CLUB OF LIBRARY.

Guest day will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Edu A. Stein, Castie Shannon. A play which is a dramatization by Kate Douglas Wiggins of her own story entitled "The Old Peabody Pew," will be read by Mrs. Charles H. Bayha, Miss Ora Bell Bryant.

Mrs. Albert F. Clay, Mrs. Charles L. Criss, Mrs.

Emmett Davis, Mrs. John (1 Fetterman, Mrs. David Rees, Miss Retta Rainey, Mrs. Charles D. Wallace and Mrs.

J. F. Boyer, directed by Mrs. Clay. POETRY SOCIETY.

The Poetry Society will hold a luncheon in the Congress of Clubs tomorrow. The usual prize poetry contest will be held. Mrs. Marie Tello Phillips, president, will preside. Wednesday.

Mrs. Nellie A. Osborne is worthy matron of this chapter. Court Lambing No. 772, Catholic Daughters of America, will have a card party and dance, O.

E. S. hall, 325 South Highland avenue, East Liberty, November 17. Miss Elizabeth Fuhrer is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. M.

Butterly, Mrs. C. Conway, Miss Ethel Dean, Miss Norah McLaughlin, and Miss Elizabeth Mc-lntyre. Allegheny chapter No. 106, Order of Eastern Star, will have a dance and caid party in Masonic hall, North avenue and Reddour street, November 12.

Mrs. Marie McConaghy, worthy matron of the chapter, has appointed the following committees: Tickets and door. Miss Margaret Carson. Mrs. May Hartman and Miss Mame Carson; reception, Mrs.

Mary Angel, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Amy Bende', Mrs. Mary L. Cook. Mrs.

Rose Vokach. Mrs. Grace E. Phillips, Mrs. Tillie J.

Albright, Mrs. T. Steinhauser, Mrs. Elizabeth Knoblach. Mrs.

Clara Wen- zelburger, Mrs. Katie A. Kunkle and I Mrs. Laura Berberich publicity, Miss Stella Kaiser, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Tillie McNeill, Miss Clara Kaiser, Mrs.

Martha Gerber and Mrs. Wilda CrawLori; bridge. Mrs. Sara F-. Killen.

chairman, assisted by Mrs. Lillie King, Mrs. Tillie McNeill, Mrs. Clara Plank. Mrs.

Laura McKinnon, Mrs. Amy Myers, Miss Olive Neddermeyer and Mrs. Margaret Jameson; euchre, Mrs. Clara Truxell, chairman, assisted by Miss Leona Hicklin. Mrs.

Elizabeth Hazlett, Viola Janke, Mrs. Esther wdmnn Mrs Marv Neuhart. Mrs. Eli and Miss Kdna IX-ivr. Mrs.

Kleanore von j'i-si'i'iii i nuu. i ANNUAL DINNER. Tnvitations were i out during the I'ast th': of the Traffic and Transportation Association I of Pittsburgh, for the thirteenth an- nuaI dinner of the ass-oviation, Novitn. hT 1. tn cheni.y Hotel.

The officers or the association are: J. rjeilly. president: M. I. Perry, treas- urer; Thomas Ilyers, re ording executive committee.

F. J. Ryan, chairman: W. J. P.rown.

J. K. Devlin. II. A.

Dietz. II. L. Oyer. J.

II. Grounds. .1. W. King.

M. C. Richards. Arrangements for th affair are Leins made by the following lonimit-tee Clem W. Goltscliaik, chairman: Charles C.

Dailey. vice chairman; Charles S. Ayres, August J. Benson. Frank J.

Berner, A. Lindsay Dougett. Karl A. Kberle, Francis I. Jones.

Charles K. Lane. Howard A. Lowry. William T.

Watktnson. George W. White, George f. Winstein and Raymond .7. Zinsmeister.

MISS GOLDSBURY PRESENTED. Mrs. Royal Sweet ser Goldsbury of Oliver roaii, Kdgeworth, was hostess Wednesday at a large tea. in honor of her daughter. Mtss Virginia Golds- bury, one of the season's debutantes.

Mrs. and Miss Goldsbury received together in the large The former wore a gown of leige crepe romaine and her flowers were laven- der orchids. Mis.s Goldsburv wore periwinkle blue velvet. She carried her father's flowers, a large cluster of yellow tea roses. Assisting in the dining room were Mrs.

Elmore A. Willets and Mrs. Tracy W. Guthrie of Sewickley, who presided at the tea i table; Miss Elizaleth Scott, Miss Martha Green, Miss Ellen McClay and Miss Ellen Stone, four other debutantes! of the year, and Mrs. Andrew K.

Black, Mrs. Mark Rodgers Craig and Mrs. Churchill B. Mehard. In the drawing room the gift flowers made an elaborate display.

Tn the dining room and throughout the house chrysanthemums, in yellow, russet and bronze, with backgrounds of green and autumn foliage were used. Mr. and Mrs. Goldsbury win entertain for their daughter at a ball in the University Club December 22. AUTUMN DANCES, BAZARS, CARD PARTIES.

Brilliant Star chapter. Order of the Eastern Star will have a bazar, in 3708 Forbes street, November 13. Mrs. Emma Schwartz is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Howard Cherry, Miss Elizabeth Jones, Mrs.

A. Melody, Mrs. C. t'arothers. Mrs.

Cecelia Stadtlander, Mrs. E. Hamilton, Mrs. J. Dye, Mrs.

E. Moore, Mrs. H. Haas, Mrs. E.

Cunningham, Mrs. Herman Huff, Mrs. L. Mcllvaine, Mrs. C.

Wigley, Mrs. L. Brock way Mrs. J. Walters and Mrs.

N. Purnell. Bellevue Sisterhood No. 96 Dames of Malta will have a card party in the Odd Fellows' hall, Lincoln and Meade avenues, Bellevue, Thursday night. Bridge, 500 and euchre will be played.

Mrs. Mary K. Sherratt is queen of the sisterhood. PARNASSUS GIRL MARRIED. In the Union Baptist Church of New Kensington Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock the marriage of Miss Ruth M.

Snyder Guenther, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Guenther of Parnassus, and Carl J.

Theis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Theis of Leishman avenue, Arnold, was solemnized by Rev. C. E.

Cramer. The bride was given away by her father and the wedding music was played by J. Zahorowsky. Norman Tress sang, accompanied by George Tress. The bride wore white crepe de chine and a tulle veil caught with orange blossoms.

Her flowers were a shower bouquet of rosebuds and lilies of the valley. Miss Augusta C. Theis, a sister of the bridegroom, as maid of honor, wore shell pink georgette, and carried pale pink rosebuds, with pink tulle streamers. Miss Dorothy Rubel of Mt, Oliver, as bridesmaid, wore pale green georgette and carried pink rosebuds with green streamers. Charles Joswiif of Mt.

Vernon was best man, and Charles Guenther. George Wilhelm and Louis Adams were A reception and buffet supper followed in the church parlors. After a tour of the East, Mr. and Mrs. Theis will reside after December 1 in Kenneth avenue.

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where women cultivate bcautv. Thev made me what I am. Now they are at every woman's call. All toilet counters supply them in the name of Edna Wal-i lace Hopper. After 40 years of searching.

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1 1 i I i. I li i vtio will so Kast this week to attend the YIe-Prinretnn immn r.laved ut Princeton November 13 are Mr. and Hubert Moore. Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Mr. and Mrs; Frank U. Iarhr.gton, and Mr.

and Mrs. pon Kose. Mrs. William V. Naylor and son I Alexander Naylor who have been the iruests of Mrs.

Nvlors mother. Mrs. A. M. Wagner of Maple lane.

Shields, left Thursday to join Colonel William JC Xaylor. United States Army, who is stationed at present in Uoston. Mass. Mrrv.Nay'or and her son are returning front China, where they spent two and a half years. Mrs.

Frederick N. White en route from a trip of several months to Ku-rope to her home in Duluth. and her niece. Mrs. M.

G. Spencer, also of Tnr-Tuth, who went to New York to meet her aunt spent part of the week in valley where they were the guests of Mrs. White's other, niece, and Mrs. Spencer's sister, Mrs. Fletcher K.

White of Heaver Sewickley. left on Friday night for the Northwest. Mrs. Charles Ramsey Arrott of Thorn street. Sewickley entertained at a.

small dinner Monday night in honor of Paul Freret of well known international tennis player, who has comes to the United States with Suzanne Lenglen to play in a series of tennis tournaments. Mr. and Mrs. T. McKee Graham of Woodland road, Edgeworth, returned yesterday from a short motor trip to Caniden, S.

C. where they were the guests of their brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Boykin. VALLEY HEIGHTS CLUB.

The Valley Heights Country Club of Oakmont, will have its card party In the. Willows, November 16. Bridge and 500 will be played. Mrs. W.

M. Thompson Is secretary. KAPPA ALPHA THETA BRIDGE The Pittsburgh Alumnae chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta will have its annual bridge benefit for the chapter fcouse-and scholarship funds, November 20 in the Faculty Club, University of Pittsburgh. Mrs. John H.

Krick is president of the chapter and Miss Alenar. Horner is chairman of the bridge. Assisting Miss Horner are Mrs; Arthur M. Spalding-, Miss Lottie Hammett, Mrs. Albert Stubblebine.

Mrs. Katherine BrownReld, Miss Martha Aliller, Miss Olivia Koenig, Miss Helen MacLeod and Miss Alice Bell. ELKS CARD PARTY. The women of B. P.

O. Elks, No. 11, tvill conduct a card party in their temple. Seventh street and Duquesne way, Tuesday night at 9 o'clock. Mrs.

M. Connors is general chairman. GIRLS' CLUB MUSICALE. A musical was given yesterday afternoon under the auspices of the fairl-s Club of the I'oint Breeze byterian Church in the parsonage. 6707 Penn avenue.

Mrs. Martha Eaton Prickman, Matthew Frey, Miss Florence' Cornvn and Miss Helen May Kelly gave the program. Autumn flower3 were used in decorating the tea table, at which Mrs. Percival H. Barker and Mrs.

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Miss Dorothy Bret snider. Miss Betty Ran, Miss Mary Wacker. Miss Garnett Bret snider, Mrs. Eliza Figley, president of the I'ast Representatives' Club, Order of the Eastern Star, entertained the officers and members of the club in he-home in Hazel wood la-st Monday afternoon. Victory Chapter No.

"57. Order c.f the Eastern Star, will have its annutd card party, bazar and supper the aft- gusta Hilleman and Mrs. Edna Krider will have of fancy work. Mrs. Wilhelmina Getzinger and Mrs.

Mary Middlesworth will be postmistresseM. Mrs. Iyouise Menges, Mrs. Edna Peoples and Miss Clara Ehmaun will have charge of Ihe commonsensc booths. Mrs.

Sadie K. Reichenbach is general chairman and Mrs. Maty E. Ruckr-1, worthy matron. Mothers of Good Counsel Court No.

1567. Catholic Order of Foresters, will have its seventh annual dance and euchre in McDougall's, East End. The affair will be in charge of the following committees: General chairman, Michael Anthony secretary, A. Bara-dino; treasuier, A. M.

Jeannette; door chairman, B. Oraetti; euchre committee, L. Marzoceo, chairman, and Guy Pasquarelli dance committee, Daniel Gaitaniello, chairman; ref reslimcpt. John Matera. PITT SCHOOL DANCE.

The committee in charge of ar- rangements for the school of business administration of the University of Pittsburgh dance, November 10, in the Hotel Schenley ballroom, announce the appearance of O. Collins Dodson in a presentation of character sketches from stage successes. WELCOME BRIDGE PARTY. Mrs. Edward Flanigan of the East End, entertained in her home last night, in honor of her sister.

Miss Harriet Flanigan and Miss Jean Mc-Elvaney. who have returned from a five-months' tour of the west. Covers KEESPORT WEDDING. In the Central Presbyterian church. McKeesport.

the wedding of Miss Bea- VMIer nf tlr nn.l of Bailie avenue and Robert Felton Finchcr of Macon, son of W. T. Fincher of Culloden, took place Wednesday night at 7:40 o'clock. The bride wore white chiffon velvet with a court train, trimmed with old rose lace. The long tulle veil hich fell to the edge of the train was held in place by a headdress of rose point lace and orange blossoms.

Her shower bouquet consisted of brides toses. orchids and lilies of the valley. Mips Vera Trimble as maid of honor wore light blue chiffon velvet and carried an arm bouquet of Columbia roses tied with light blue tulle. Miss Julia Sargrant was gowned in orchid chiffon velvet and carriiMl pink chry- tied ith orchid tulle. Miss Margaret Long appeared in yellow chiffon velvet and carried bronze chrysanthemums tied with yellow tuue.

Miss Martha Rankin wore a shell pink chiffon velvet, her flowers being orchid chrysanthemums tied with pink tulle Miss Mary Louise Bates who com-pii ted the list of bridesmaids wore green chiffon velvet and carried hite chrysanthemums tied with green tulle. The gowns of the maid of honor and the bridesmaids were all fashioned on the same, long straight lines. Geraldine Hanna, the tlower girl wore a pink taffeta frock, and her basket of flowers were pink and white sweet peas. Le Roy Lawther who acted page wore a light blue satin suit and carried a silver wand. Dr.

T. C. Zeller. Albert N. Zeller, Avra Pershing, and Zeller Trimhle the ushers preceded the bridal party and Robert Felton Fincher the bridegro'om attended by his cousin John Clarence Persons met the bride at the altar.

Rev. Roy Lawther read the serv ice. ss Mary E. Orr the church organist p'ayed. The reception which followed ihe ceremony took place in the Zeller-j bame and was attended by 80 guests, including only the relatives and a few immediate friends.

The home was ri. corafed with palms and; frns. At the bride's table covers were laid far 12. Pink candles and sweet r'rses formed the center piece, Mi a table festoon of smilax. Mr.

i i- id -Mrs. Fincher left for a trio to the I'ast and the Carolina and aftr December 1 they will be at home in Macon. Ga. INTER-CITY CLUB. Howard Heinz will speak at the next rrcul.ir meeting of the Jntr-Ci'y i tomorrow at the Congress uaaea's clubhouse, Pcnm avenue.

or ")f i zabeth Striepeke, Mrs. Ella Averall. "ere laid for 20. Mrs. Frank Flam-Mrs Elizabeth Fahrion, Mrs.

Bertha gan entertained Wednesday night at Mcde Mrs Anna Benney, Mrs. Sallie a theater party in the Nixon for the Ruhl and Mrs. Ava Mae Orr; returned travelers. it St CLAYTON HAMILTON TO SPEAK. Clayton Hamilton, dramatist, lecturer, editor will be the speaker at the luncheon meeting of the department of education.

Congress of Clubs, on Wednesday, at 12 o'clock. His subject will be "Ibsen, the Scholar." Mrs. Benjamin G. Graham, violinist; Mrs. A.

B. Siviter, vocalist; Mrs. Hermann Ziel. pianist all members of the Uxority Club, will present the musi-caie. The schools clothing committee under the chairmanship of Mrs.

J. H-Lesley will have ingathering of clothing on tomorrow, Tuesday, Wednesday, at the club house. The study group under the direction of Mrs. D. F.

Harrison began classes in French and current events Friday at the lub house. The classes will be continued each Tuesday and Friday at 10:30 o'clock for five weeks. Mrs. Dulcie Fiske-Fairman who studied at Barnard College, Oxford University and with Professor Fro-ment, celebrated linguist of Paris, is instructor of classes. Membership is open to all club women.

The department of education under the direction of Mrs. L. L. Hartley, chairman of schools co-operation committee, will give a dinner dance on Saturday night November 20 at 6:30 o'clock for members of department and congress members. 1 PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION.

All the former officers and a fourth vice president, Mrs. G. F. Sherratt, were elected Thursday at the annual meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of Allegheny county, which met in the Fort Pitt Hotel. The business session took place in the afternoon, Mrs.

D. N. Bulford presiding, when addresses were given by Mrs. Bulford, Mrs. F.

F. Fisher, Mrs. Saul Lavine, Mrs. S. M.

Swing and Mrs. William Bride, state president of the Parent-Teacher Association. Their subjects covered the greatest achievements of the year relative to cooperation between parents aad teachers, reports of the national and state conventions of the Parent-Teacher Association, and the promotion of the work of the Western Pennsylvania Safety Council. Mrs. Robert E.

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Readings will be given by Mrs. George F. Spettigue. The chairman is Mrs. J.

S. Dean. Mrs. Walter B. Ferguson will be hostess and the aides are Mrs.

C. H. Ferguson, Mrs. J. Van Ballan-tyne, Mrs.

R. Hutchinson, Mrs. Daniel Km.tr, Mrs. James I. Me-Lallen, Mrs.

J. Willard Anderson, Mrs. Edwin Mis.s Ethel Bair, Mrs. F. Lloyd Wassell and Mrs.

C. F. Williams. COLLEGE CLUB. Miss fiulda K.Miley, of Carnegie Institute of Technology, who-is to speak before the College Club Friday afternoon on "The Art of Listening to Music," is starting an effort being made by the music department of the Co'lege Club.

Mrs. J. H. Greene, chairman, to carry through some constructive work for the layman who has not a technical kncwledge of music, but who like it, in order to show "him what is after hearing music. Each month there will be a musical program carrying out this idea of the chairman.

CRAFTON JUNIORS. Plans were completed by the Craf-ton Juniors at a meeting held Tuesday night in the hor.ie of Mrs. Lee I'errin for a bridge party to be given for the benefit of the Soho Day Nursery in Kaufmann's dining room the afternoon of November 20. Miss Helen Davis is general chairman. POPULARITY CONTEST.

A populari contest was conducted by chapters, O. E. S. at the recent Temple Association benefit in Syria Mosque. Popular representatives of many chapters paraded through the auditorium and other rooms and after a vote.

Miss Fort Pitt, in private life, Mrs. Ruth Medora Beitzel, conductress of Temple Court, Order of Amaranth, was declared elected. Mrs. Beitzel is a graduate of the Pittsburgh Conservatory of iJusic and is a popular club woman as well as prominent in fraternal orders. The worth matron of Fort Pitt Chapter is Mrs.

Nellie Osborne. Votes cast numbered 2.592. WOMAN'S CITY CLUB. At noon tomorrow, in place of the evening party which was previously announced, the Woman's City Club will have for speaker Clayton Hamilton, who will talk on "Ibsen Influence on Modern Drama." Columbia University graduate and lecturer there for 20 years, Mr. Hamilton is expert in drama.

His subject is of par ticular interest at this time in view of the appearance next week of Mrs. Fiske in an Ibsen revival. Harry N. Holmes, who for five years during the war was head of the British Y. M.

C. will be the guest of honor at the club luncheon on Wednesday. He will speak on "The Present World Outtook." Both luncheons will be held in the annex on Grant street at 12:43 o'clock. WOMAN'S HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Woman's Historical Society of Pennsylvania will meet tomorrow at 2 o'clock at the Congress of Clubs with Mrs. Thomas C.

Lyons as chairman. Sketches will be given as follows: "American songs," by Mrs. Archie Sohn "Charles Wakefield Cadman," by Mrs. R. B.

Purkiss. "Ethelbert Nevin," by Mrs. H. B. Littell.

An address on Stephen Collins Foster, by Mrs. Alexander Rose. Mrs. Henry E. Kinloch will give current events aJid usher for the day.

Sirs. James D. Clokey. WOMAN'S CLUB OF TECH. Miss Emma Campbell discussed non -fiction works to be published in the near future at the last meeting of the Woman's Club of Carnegie Institute of Technology.

Tea followed the program, which was given in the Faculty Club room, central building. THURSDAY AFTERNOON CLUB. Mrs. Eucene Gaskill was director ot the program given Thursday py the Thursday Afternoon Cluh of Wilkins-bwrg. in the home nf Mrs Kvn Potter.

Trenton avenue. The president. I II. S. Loornis, gave a report of the yi.jto i 7't--i luii tun cu i ion.

I otter was assisted bv Miss Hunter and Mrs. William Goldie. Jr. I UPPER ST. CLAIR CLUB.

Religious sects were described Thursday at the rneefir.e- nf the rn.l p. St. Clair Women's Club Paper-1 wen? read on the Maruvian M. tt R. McDonald entertauaed the club.

I mi Your Grandmother Lored Her Heautiful PIANO You too, will delight in its musical tone, the tone which has made it famous for eighty-five years. And the case design of this beautiful little grand is just right for your carefully planned Living Room, There is sterling artistic musical worth in every piano bearing this celebrated name and there are many thousands of J. 6C C. FlSHER pianos in homes of as many satisfied owners. The J.

8C C. FlSHER is obtainable with the Ampico, bringing to it the playing of the greatest pianists in the world. Mrs Emmn Tench, chairman, assisted' by Mrs. Minnie Shaw, Mrr Mary Rese. Miss Virginia Hgeter.

Mrs. Mildred Price. Miss Clara Kaiser, Mrs. Edith Hfet! M'l. uneo.

bel Frank. M.ss Mildred Jameson, Mrs. Georgia Mclean and Mrs. Emma Wes ton; tl'wr. Mrs.

Laura Long, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Agnes Johnston, Mrs. Esther McCulley, Mrs. Elizabeth Stafford, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston; prizes, Mrs! Ella E.

Steinhauser, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Katie King, Mrs. Cora Martin, Mrs. Mary Millar, Mrs. Rose Vokach.

Mrs. Katie Ulmer, Mrs. Laura King. Mrs. Pearl Mitchell, Mrs.

Wilda Crawford. Mrs. Mildred Pauline. Mrs. Sarah Moody.

Mrs. Bess Davies, Mrs. Ida Young, Mrs. Jane Musser, Mrs. Bessie Legro, Mrs.

Clara Egerter and Mrs. Deborah McMonigle. Marie Mission Circle, No. 27. will ive a oenefit card party Tuesday night in 50S Lockhart street.

North- side. Court South Hills. No. 123, Catho- lie Daughters of America, win nave its initial tall dance ana uuu November IS in Masonic Hail. Dor-mont.

Mrs. Margaret McSorley general chairman of the affair an 1 the following is a partial list of her aides: Prizes, Mrs. Margaret A. Kb-renz, chairman; Mrs. Johanna Duffy.

Mrs. Klsie McCarthy. Mrs. Francis Curtin. Mrs.

Edna Dentel. Miss Mildred Butler. Mrs. Klizabeth Neuner. Mrs.

Rose Reitmeyer, Mrs. Agnes Beck, Mrs. Helen Trageser; lunch, Mrs. Mary Tygart. chairman: Mrs.

Cecelia Cejrowski, Miss Anna Burns, Mrs. Stella Quinn, Mrs. Anna Corbin. Mrs. Anna.

Laughlin; cards. Mrs. Carmeletta Darby, chairman: Mrs. Be Bor. Miss Georgiana Judge, Mrs.

Katherine Mrs. Catherine Connors, and Mrs. Nell Zarman; euchre, Mis.s Margaret Curtin. chair- man: Mrs. Irene Carroll, chairman; bridge.

Mrs. Marion Kn- gel. novelty. Miss Cather- ine Morgan, chairman: Miss Kdni Kennelly. Miss Anna Larner, Mrs.

Catherine Ransel. Miss Frances Keit- nieyer. Agnes See, Miss Marcel- Leach. Miss Dorothy Leech; dance, Nellie Buckley, chairman: Mrs. Grace 8telr.

Mrs. Margaret Devlin clo.Lkroom, Mrs. Catherine jTownsend and Mrs. Julia Barnath door. Mrs.

Anna Brassel. Mrs. Mary Hiupert and Mrs. Irene Cronin: pub-j it. Mr.

Virginia Eyles. Mr-. Darr. worthy matron of r.endsh;p Chapter. Order Eastern Star.

has appointed Mrs. l.ydia Whiteford chairman of the sauerkraut supper. -omber in the Ea-t End Order: Eastern '-ar Temple. 325 South High- i land avenue. The officers of the chap- i tcr will assist the chairman i Your present piano has value in exchange Convenient terms in payment of balance Fischer Pianos Priced From $625 HAMILTON'S 815-817 Liberty Avenue 44.