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18- PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1919- I Glenshaw Club Celebrates At Candlelighting Service A candltelight service s3Tnbolizing the club's theme, Peace on Earth Through Goodwill," will open the pro gram of the Glenshaw Century Club at its meeting next Presbyterian Community Engagements Told Of Jean R. Taylor, Jean Elise Straub Matthew Taylors' Daughter Is Fiancee of R. H. McClintic By ANN RYAN LESH Mr.

and Mrs. "Matthew Taylor of St. James street have announced the engagement of their daughter, Jean Ronald Taylor, to Robert H. McClintic. Mr.

McClintic is a son of Mrs. Howard Hale McClintic of Beechwood boulevard and the late Mr. McClintic. 'I OA Mftm-f Ai v. '-1 I 2 0 Vesper Service In Zoar Home- A special Christmas vesper service for the staff and guests of the Zoar Home will be held on Sunday afternoon in the home in Allison Park.

The Reverend John Robert Henderson, pastor of the Elfinwild United Presbyterian Church, will preside at the services. Mrs. Matthew Clark will give the musical program. 0 J'" i i hi fiiitunii "mi in y.wwim limm 1 4 CHRISTMAS DANCE Members Club have been busy preparing dance to be given on Saturday Country Club. Looking eer some of the Thornburg Community decorations for the Christmas night, in Chartiers Heights Christmas trimmings are, left to right, Mrs.

Earl V. Shipley, decorations chairman; Mrs. Delmar A. Fischer, president of the club; Mrs. W.

G. Worstall, treasurer; and Mrs. William B. Knetsche, who is receiving reservations for the party. Alumnae Lunch The Pittsburgh Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha will have its Christmas party on Saturday, at 12:30, in the College Club.

There will be a luncheon followed by bridge. Miss Blanche Landau is hostess, assisted by Miss Marian Wilson. Miss Mary Pyle, Miss Helen Theophilus and Miss Mildred Lahm. Wafch the POST-GAZETTE for Best Food Buys GROCERY SHOPPERS' LIST Use this handy lorn as a check list ior your next grocery order. You'll always know what's sew and best in leading brands oi food you'll know the latest and lowest prices oi leading food stores if yon read the food ads in tomorrow's Post-Gazelte 7 ff.

i i5 2 1 4-w ft. V-, ft" A I J. i SmA.T' 4: v-" A XSsyA -v i Vi i I I tw )yWii Straub-Poe Announced by. Mr. and Mrs.

James Moser Straub of Eige-low boulevard, is the engagement of their daughter. Jean Elise Straub, and John L. Poe, son of Mrs. J. Charles Poe and the late Mr.

Poe of Santa Monica, and Memphis, Tenn. Miss Straub, a graduate of Winchester-Thurston School and Edgewood Park Junior College in Briarcliff Manor, N. made her debut last September. Mr. Poe was graduated from the Christian Brothers Preparatory School in Memphis, and is now a senior in Carnegie Institute of Technology.

BIH Of Rights Day Through Mrs. W. Eugene Gary of the Pennsylvania Society, Colonial Dames of America, Mrs. William D. Sherrerd, Jr, of Philadelphia, has announced that today is Bill of Rights Day.

On that day in 1791 Virginia became the tenth state to ratify the first 10 amendments to the Constitution, making them the law of the land. That Bill of Rights is based on an earlier one written in 1776 by George Mason of Gunston Hall, Virginia. His home, viunston Hall, 3C miles from Washington, is now open to the public as a national shrine under the custody of the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America. Vassar Luncheon Next Tuesday at 12:15 the Pittsburgh Vassar Club will give its annual Christmas luncheon in the College Club. Mrs.

Franklin Bell is in charge of the decorations and Miss Claire Bloom is organizing the entertainment. The program will include skits by recent alumnae and by some of the Pittsburgh girls now attending Vassar. On the list of those invited are the Pittsburgh girls who are still at Vassar. Some of these will arrive from college on Saturday, among them: Frances Aaron, Mary Booth, Barbara Bennett, Jane Callo-mon, Gerda Rice and Carolyn Stallworth. Muslcale-Reunion Tomorrow morning the annual Christmas musical program will be given in the Winchester-Thurston School for parents and alumnae returning from college for the holidays.

This year the annual carol sing will be preceded by the Tschai-kowsky "Nutcracker Suite," given by a chorus and ballet from the school. Christmas Party At the Protestant Home for Children there will be a Christmas entertainment on Sunday at three. The program will be given by the girls and boys of the home at 1940 Perrysville avenue. Mrs. Theodore W.

Friend. Is the president of the board of managers, and Mrs. Florence M. RorSbsson is the superintendent of the home. Tuesday in the Glenshaw Church.

Each member will group sings "Silent Night," After the candle lighting the Hampton Senior Choir will entertain with Christmas music Presidents of neighboring clubs will be guests. There will be a gift exchange around the Christmas tree- Mrs. H. R. Brankstone and Mrs.

Herbert A. Dodd will preside at the tea table. Mrs. Ronald R. States is leader for the evening.

Mrs. Harold R. Beachler has charge of trimming the tree which ROMANTIC A holiday gown with glittering rhinestones and lacs over a taffeta bodice above a bouffant sVirt of misty net. Hers in red, green, royal bluea Tev'r ivrt to p'9 Lorfn Gift Ccrf'ff- 412 SIXTH AVENUE Opposite Nixon Thteter Irtakfast Foods Kellogg'sAII Bren Kellogg's Corn Flakes Kellogg's Corn Soya Shreds Kellogg's Pep Kellogg sVariaty Peck Mother's Oets Chaarios Nebitco Shredded Wheet Pott Sugar Crisp Ouakar Puffed Whaat Ouekar Puffed Rice Whaetiet Cereal Pastes Vimco SpaghaMi Vimco Noodles Vimco Maearonl BuitenI Meeeronl Products Brill's Spanish Rice Dried Beans Better and Margarita 'O Creemo Mergarino Delrich Mergerino Meadow Gold Butter Nucoa Parlay Margarine Pickles aad Ceatflmeata Heint Cucumber Pickles He'ni Ketchup Heint Vinegar Snider's CeHup Snider's Chili Sauce Lee Parrin's Sauce Manhattan Wine Flavor Wercetterthire Sauce Olivo Mustard Relith Soft Driekt Canada Dry Beverages Canada Dry Wafer EVorvets Meedow Geld Orengo Ade Mountain Valley Mineral Wafer Petni-Ceto Raymar's Blennd Squirt DChot Ovelfino Coffee, Tea. Cacee, Botcul Coffee Chate I Sanborn Coffee Chate Sanborn Instant Coffee Maxwell House Coffee Maxwell Houte Instant Coffee Botcul Tee Upton's Tee McCormick Tea Salada Tea Cocoa Oveltine Bread.

Rolls, Crackers, ate. Breun's Bread Town Talk Breed Gold Banner Rye Bread Mothor Drake's Sliced Bread Mother Drake's Sandwich Buns Sunthina Biteuitt Ward's Tip-Top Bread Nabisco Biscuit Prehets Now Era Potato Chips Cake Cpekies Rolls Froxea Foods Piettwaet Fruits Piettwaet Vagetables Meat 40 Fathom Seafood Minute Maid Orange Juice Snow Crop Orenga Juice Far the Pet Kellogg's Grow-Pup Dog Food Bretko Dog Food Nebitco Milk Bono Dog Biteut Perd Dog Food Three Little Kittens Cat Food Hi-Life Dog Food Ken-L-Ration light and hold a candle as the will be presented to the Presbyterian Home for the Aged in Glenshaw, the party. At the meeting of the Woman's Civic Club Emsworth next Thursday, at two, in the Emsworth Borough Hall. Mrs. Charles F.

Millcman will present a "Pageant of Queens." her collection of dolls of different periods. Mrs. Herman Lytle will lead carol singing. 7 Heesehold Items Whitk-Off Brooms. Brushes Shinola Shoe Polish Atlas Seal-All Caps I Mason Jars Bell Dome Udt end Jars Steam's Electric Petto Diemond Metches Spray Bo-Kay Terra PaperTowals Paper Pletas Paper Napkins Tissues Soaps.

Cleaners, Datergeatt Austin's Cleaner Blue Suds Bowleno Brillo Chiffon Soap Fleles Climalena Dreft Dui Cloret FelsNapthe Soap Gold Seel Gleu Wet Oekite Old Dutch Cleenter Quick Arrow Soap Flakes Levor Bros. Soap Prods. Rinto Ste-Flo Starch S.O.S. Scouring Pads Swift's Cleanser Wipe-on Desserts and Botco Knoi Geletin Royal Desserts Milk and Dairy Prodects Pabtt-ett Cheese Otto Cortege Cheete Carnation Evapereted Milk Meedow Gold Ite Cream Meedow Gold Milk Meedow Gold Magic Whip Otto Milk Pet Milk Reddi-WTp Rieck's See Itett Milk Rieck's See Itett lee Cream Jams. Jellies, Salad Dressings Plenters Peanut Butte Jam Jeb 2 frwerva Hellmann's Mayonnaise Hellmann's French Dressing Leke Shore Honey Oceen Spray Cranberries Canned Fraits, Frait Jalccc.

nd Vegetobles Centadina Tomato Paste Hainx Baked Beens Hainx Macaroni Heinx Soups Heinx Spaghetti Pinaapple Calif. Cling Peechet Pears Chamas Corn Gratn Giant Pees Kidney Beens String Beans Watch's Grape Juica Wilson's BV Hent Tomato Juice Upton's Soups Baby Foods Ubby's Baby Food Heinz Baby Food Gerber's Baby Food STAR MKTS. THOROFARE AAA i i CHILDREN'S PARTY Children of members of the St. Francis Hospital Women's Auxiliary like the toys the Auxiliary bought for patients in the children's ward at the hospital. The toys were dis- Pot-Cif tte Photo tributed at a party for the patients, but Nancy McFarland had time before the party to read to Janie Zubaly, Joe Wells and Rickey Burke, left to right.

Students, Alumni of Pitt, Engaged to Be Married The engagement of their daughter, Sarah Jean Shaw, to Harry C. Luebbe, has been announced by Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Shaw, of Clairton, Pa.

Mr. Luebbe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Luebbe of Carnegie.

Miss Shaw is attending the University of Pittsburgh, Juniors to Give Orphans' Party The West View Forum Juniors are planning a Christmas party for the children in the Lutheran Orphanage in Zelie-nople tomorrow night Entertainment will include a reading by Miss Jcannine Spatz, a chalk talk Christmas story by Miss "Dolly Macdonald and carols sung by the club's chorus. Santa Claus will attend and there will be a Christmas tree. Frtsh Smoktd Mteti Perk Lrrb Swtfi't Premium Mit Predueh SwWt TbU Rdy MH Inth HTf r4 tieon Oswald and Delicious Hm and Scen Vieery B'd Witntrt WiUon't Com Bttf Wilton's Ortif od Beon Frsfc Stofood OFWK Lobilor CUmt Oyttorf Fresh fesltry ci P0WIH7 Chickens Duels Geee Turleys CeNeetf Meet, Fish. Peeltry Wilton's Ceroed Beef HnK Wilton's Deviled Hem Wilton's Mor Beef. Umb, Perk, I Wilton's Vionne Pinefere Chicten Oteer Meyer Cenntd MeH Ven Cemp Se Food Products Selmoii Tune Serdines Shrimp Crebmost Ceafectioes and Nsts Botcul Peanuts Clerk's Double Coconut Bar Diemond Welnutt Double Dete Candy Bar Hi-Pop Popcorn Plentars Cocktail Peanuts Wrig ley's Gum Bakiaq Needs Aunt Jemima Pancake Mil Airline Pie Fillers Arm I Hammer Baking Soda Betty Crocker Cake Mil Betty Crocker Cmitquick Betty Crocker Pyequick Duff's Devil's Food Mit Duff's Gingar bread Mil Duffs Waffle Mit Erpert Ceke Mixes Flour Helidey Meearoon Mit Occident All Purpote Cake Mt Occident Cookie Mit fj Occident Devili Food Cake Mi Pilltbury Cake Mit Pilltbury Hot Roll Mil Pilltbury Pie Crutt Mil Baking Powder Food Coloring Burnett's Ertrects McCormick Extracts Ivory Salt Sterling Salt Worcettar Salt Franklin Sugar Grandma's Motettes () Jack Frott Sugar Sunny Cene Sugar Cinnamon.

Clovat. Ginger, Nutmeg, Pepper Al It pice Kero Shortealag Swift'ning Vegetable Shortening Lard- Freia Frelts aaj Vegttoblcs 0 Fort Pitt Tomatoes and Fretfc Vegetebles State of Maine Potatoes Sunkitt Lemons United Fruit Bananas THESE RETAIL You'll find fhelr A CLOVER FARM more, and Karen Lee Crosby. William G. Ewing served as his brother's best man. Donald and Homer Jones, brothers of the bride, acted as ushers.

The reception took place at the home of the bride's parents. The couple expect to make their home In Pasadena. Cal. ORIENTAL RUGS FINE CARPETS ST AH WOOD STREET, CORNER OF OLIVER AVENUE Jean Wandrisco, William G.Daly To Wed In June Plans lor a June wedding are being made by Jean Frances Wandrisco and William Gerald Dalyv whose engagemrnt has just been announced by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs.1' Gustave J.

Wandrisco of Semicir street Miss Wandriscor was graduated from Grove City College. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Daly of Wilmerding, attended Carnegie Institute of Technology and was graduated from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. i i i AT.

1-6424 VJW iff IX Like a Fabulous Gem! Malt fit ranrft if j7f rf ORIENTAL RUGS where she is a member of Phi Mu. Her fiance is a Pitt alumnus and a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Nu Sigma Sigma. Zirkin-Shapiro Announced by Dr. and Mrs. Minor D.

Silverberg of the Wendover Apartments is the engagement of their daughter, Joan Zirkin, to Robert Shapiro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myer Shapiro of Hempstead road. Mr. Shapiro was graduated from the University of Pittsburgh, where Miss Zirkin is a student.

She belongs to Sigma Delta Tau and Mr. Shapiro is a member of Pi Lambda Phi. A June wedding is planned. Harris-Miller At a party Sunday in the Hotel Schenley, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward V. Harris of the Mor-rowfield Apartments announced the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn Lee Harris, to Robert Elliott Miller. Both Miss Harris and her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving G.

Miller of New Kensington, are students in the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Miller is a member of Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity. Crosby-Ewing At a ceremony in the Morn-ingside Methodist Church on November 24. Marjorie Jones Crosby, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs Maurice F. Jones of the East End. became the bride of Clifford Smith Ewing, son of Mrs. Ada F. Ewing of Wilkins-burg and the late Urban J.

Ewing. The bride was attended by Mrs. Donald M. Jones of Balti Everyone has the desire fo own an Oriental Rug, and here is your opportunity to please your loved ones, or friends, with a gift that looks lovelier through the years and always retains its value. New shipments of beautifully colored Sarouks, Kermans and Chinese art arriving every day, in throw and room sizes.

Choose from the largest Oriental rug stock in the tri-state area plus virgin wool Hand-Hooked rugs and broadloom carpets. CHARGE ACCOUNT DEFHUD PAYMENTS Wayxe-Weil GROCERS REGULARLY ADVERTISE IN THE POST-GAZETTE food specoj for your family In ih Post-Goxetit Diamond and ruby, 14 kt gold mesh bracelet $1000.00 Diamond and ruby, 14 kt. gold mesh watch. $650.00 Diamond and ruby, 14 kt gold mesh ring. $440.00 Prices include tsx.

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