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Berkshire Cwntjr Eagle, Wednesday, April 1947 Births St. Lake's Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Elliott S. Aubrey of 12 Britton Stret, a son yesterday.

Mary Savoy, Fiancee of Mr. Armstrong Mr, and Mrs. William R. Doughty of 89 Burbank Street, a son this morning. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward S. Reed of 81 Phelps Avenue, North Adams, a daughter this morning. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward McKim of 16 Brown Street, a son this morn- taf. Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Goodpastor of 73 Dewey Avenue, a son yesterday.

Other Hospitals Mr. and Mrs. Charles Calderone of Albany N.Y., a son March 31 The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Scalise ot 925 Dalton Avenue.

(From Friday's Eagle) St. Luke's Hospitals Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kelly of 190 High Street, Dalton, a daughter yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kennedy of Hubbard Street, Lenox, a so yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Markham of 375 North Street, a daughte yesterday. Mrs. Anderson Engagements of Three Couples Announced Named Head of College Club Mr.

and Mrs. Francesco Carne vale of 772 East Street, a daughte yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Consolat of Fairview Street, Lee, a daugh ter this morning.

Other Hospitals Mr. and Mrs. James Royal Whit Jr. of Hay Springs, a daugh ter. March 13 at Hay Springs Me morial Hospital.

Grandparents ar Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lawless Glen Ridge, N.J., and Mrs.

Jame R. White of 30 Myrtle Street. (From Saturday's Eagle) HUlcrent Hospital A son yesterday to Mr. am Mrs. Herbert Spring, 231 Pomeroj Avenue.

Mrs. Spring is the former Gladys Sykes. Maternal grand mother is Mrs. Grace Sykes of the same address; and paternal ir--and father, Herbert V. Spring, 12 Or chard Street.

St. Lake's A son yesterday to Mr. and Mrs William James, 179 Dewey Avenue A daughter yesterday to Mr. am Mrs. James E.

Moynihan, 79 Howard Street. A daughter today to Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Harrod, S'ate Road Richmond. A son today to Mr.

and Mrs. George E. Thomas, 25 Westchester Avenue. A daughter today to Mr. and Mrs.

C. Raymond Hanna, 153 Bartlett Avenue. At Home A daughter, Judy Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E.

Wheeler, 46 Francis Avenue, April 2. Other Hospitals A son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bordeleau of Pittsfield, born April 2 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lancaster, Pa.

(From Monday's Eagle) St. Hospital Mr. 'and "Mrs. Wililam Drinan of New Lebanon, N.Y., a son Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Aldo Ricchl of 54 Third Street, a son yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John P.

Kelly of 22 Crosby Place, a son yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Randel H. Middle- fcrook of 7 Hall Place, a son yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Morton J. Clark of 197 Fenn Street, a son yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. Chester L. Witanek of School Street, Adams, a son this morning. Mr. and Mrs.

John Camerlengo of 53 Pine Street, a daughter this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferrell of 50 Ashley Street, a daughter this morning. A daughter yesterday to Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Meehan, 38 Adam Street. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Edward L. Bates of 89 West Housatonie Street, and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Meehan.

10 Hillside Avenue. Hillcrest Hospital Mr. and Kenenth A. Casey of 1 Field Street, Dalton. a son yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Preston Horton of Berkshire, a son Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

George Lunt of 134 Francis Avenue, a daughter Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Durwin of Narragansett Avenue, Pontoosuc Lake, a son yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley H. Rice of Maple Street, Hinsdale, a son yesterday. Miss Mary J. Savoy (From Thursday's Eagle) Mr.

and Mrs. Louis E. Savoy of 15 Elberon Avenue announce the engagement of Mary Joyce, to their daughter, Wil'iam James Armstrong son of Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Armstrong of 104 Benedict Road. Miss Savoy, a graduate of St Joseph's High School, is employed in the traffic department of the New England Telephone Telegraph Company. Mr. Armstrong was graduarted from Pittsfield High School, and is employed in the GE high yoltage bushing department. He spent 21 months of his three years' Army service in the European theatre.

The wedding 4 will take place June 28 at St. Mary the Morning Star Church. Lavina Robair, Herbert Gieseler To Marry Soon (From Friday's Eagle) Mrs. Arthur Ethier of 138 Mill Street announces the engagement of her daughter, Lavina Irona Robair, to Herbert Gieseler of Plainville, Conn. The wedding will take place this month, and the couple will make their home in Pittsfield.

Miss Robair, daughter of the late Professor Charles Robair, blind musician, of Pittsfield, attended local schools and is employed by the Elmvale Worsted Company. Mr. Uieseler is employed by the Palmer Lines Inc. Officers Chosen at Annual Meeting-Membership 160 (From Thursday's Eagle) Mrs. Gregory G.

Anderson, act ing president of the Pittsfield Col lege Club since January, was elect ed president at the annual busines; meeting yesterday afternoon at tlu Women's Club. Sixty attended. Mrs I Anderson was appointed acting president following the resignation of Mrs. Louis F. Blume.

These officers also were chosen: Mrs. Edward Raab, first vice-president; Miss Mary W. Quinn, second vice-president; Mrs. Richard Hop- k'ns, social committee chairman; Mrs. Wayne Burchard, assistant social chairman; Mrs.

Karl B. Mc- Eaehron civic committee chairman; Mrs. Kenneth O. Davis, literary committee chairman; Mrs. Robert F.

Johnson, recording secretary; Miss Isabelle Ferry, assistant recording secretary; Miss Ruth Mills, treasurer; Mrs. Floyd D. McGuffin, assistant treasurer; Miss Mary Kelly, scholarship chairman; Mrs. Glennard R. Lucas, membership chairman.

Mrs. Lucas succeeds Mrs. Francis Headly, who has resigned. Mrs. Thomas O.

Stanfield, social committee chairman this year, was appointed program chairman. Two $100 scholarships will be awarded by the club- again this year. The present membership now totals 160, it was revealed at yesterday's meeting. The annual spring party is scheduled for May 7 at the Embassy Room of the Berkshire Restaurant. Following the meeting, tea was served and selections from the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta recently given at Pittsfield High School, were presented by members of the cast.

The entertainers were Carolyn Burt, Elizabeth Jensen, Anthony Gallo and Robert Perkins, vocalists; Charlotte Eberwein and Betty Dunn, violinists; and Jeanne Travers, piano accompanist. Anne Devanny Annual Formal April 26 (From Saturday's Eagle) The annual spring formal, sponsored by the Pittsfield Order of Rainbow, will take place April 26 from 9 to 12 PM at the Masonic Temple. Miss Marjorie Harmon is chairman. Danny Barzie's Orchestra will play for the semiformal event. Tickets may be obtained "rom any Rainbow member.

Mary Childs Married to Maryland Man Navy Veterans, Wed 'Saturday, To Live In Annapolis (From Monday's Eagle) 'Miss Mary Childs of New York ity, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Childs of 18 Church Street, vas married to Richard Winthrop of Annapolis, son of the Betrothed Is Fiancee Of Edward Rainka, GE Foreman (From Saturday's Eagle) Mr and Mrs. Francis P. Devanny of 85 Pollock Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Anne Frances, to Edward S.

Rainka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Edmond Tiska Marry Neighbors in Double Wedding (From Monday's Eagle) and Miss Mary E. Danford, In a double wedding this morn- her sister.

They wore Colonial- ng at St. Mary the Morning Star taffeta gowns, in pink and Church, Miss Jean Frances Hayes, aqua, Colonial bonnets, and car- iaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce -ied Colonial bouquets. T.

Hayes of 1053 Tyler Street, and Ushers were Clement and Al- Miss Barbara Jane Danford, daugh- ohonse Tiska, brothers of the er of Stanley C. Danford of 1121 bridegrooms, James C. Danford Tyler Street, became the brides of Edward Francis Tiska and Ed- -nond Tiska, respectively, of 971 West Street. The Tiska brothers are the sons of Mrs. Martin Wojick.

double ring ceremonies were performed in setting of Easter lilies. Miss Marion Griffin was soloist and Mrs. Mary Walsh, organist. Miss Vivian L. Sheldon (From Saturday's Eagle) Mr.

and Mrs. Irving S. Sheldon of Dalton Division Road announce the engagement of their daughter, Vivian Louise, to Ellis W. Newton, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Newton of Lanesboro. A graduate ot Pittsfield High School, Miss Sheldon-is employed by A. H. Rice Company. Mr.

Newton also was graduated from Pittsfield High School, and served in the field artillery years, 20 months of which he spent in France and Germany as a sergeant. He now is with the Hutchinson Sand Gravel Company, where he was employed prior to entering The brides were escorted by Street, their fathers. Mrs. Edward Tiska was gowned in white marquisette lice with sweetheart neckline and train, and Mrs. Edmond Tiska wore a white satin gown with lece inserts and sweetheart neckline.

Both had finger-tip veils attached to pearl tiaras and carried orchids white prayer books. The and Robert M. Hayes, the brides' brothers A reception for about 250 followed at the Polish Falcon Hall. The couples left together on a wedding trip. For traveling.

Jean wore a three-piece gray suit with black accessories, and Barbara wore a gray coat, trimmed with black accessories. After April 12, the two couples will live at 1053 Tyler Edward Tiska is employed in England Brothers stationery department, and her husband is a millwright. Both are Pittsfield High School graduates. Mr. Tiska spent two of his three service years in the CBI theatre.

He was in the Engineer Corps. Mrs. Edmond Tiska attended Miss Anne F. Devanny Rainka of 1 Taubert Avenue. The wedding will take place in June.

Miss Devanny, a graduate of Pittsfield High School and of the Pittsfield Secretarial School, is employed in the policy department of the Berkshire Life Insurance Company. Mr. Rainka is employed by the General Electric Company as a foreman in the power transformer tank section. He is a graduate of Pittsfield High School. Miss Turner Engaged House of Mercy Mr.

and Mrs. Martin A. Duclos 52 New Road, a daughter Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy G. LePrevost of Laurel Street, Lee, a daughter yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crane Jr of Pleasantville, N.Y., a son yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert von Stap- pen of North Adams, a daughter this morning. From Tuesday's Eagle) St. Luke's Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. George Butler of 1201 West Housatonie Street, a daughter yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Billy D.

Madewell of 57 Cloverdale Street, a daughter yesterday. RtUcrest Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Colvin of 194 Hungerford Street, a son yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. William Doran of 50 Dalton Avenue, a daughter this morning. Home of Mercy Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Cannon of Pine Street, Dalton, a son yesterday. I Bachrach I Mrs. Richard Winthrop Black late Col. and Mrs. Roger D.

Black, Saturday afternoon in St. Stephen's chapel by Rev. Ralph H. Hayden. The ceremony was attended only by members of the immediate families.

Mr. Childs gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a pale blue silk dress, natural straw hat and blue accessories. She carried brown orchids. Mrs.

Childs, her daughter's only attendant, was dressed in a navy and blue shantung print matching accessories and, a pink Camellia. John M. Black of Great Neck, L.I., was his brother's best man. The bride is a graduate of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, where she was a member of Playlikers, Masqueraders and Alpha Psi Omega, honorary drama societies. Upon graduation, she entered the WAVES and was stationed at the Bureau of Ships in Washington, D.C., and at the Brooklyn Navy Yard as a lieuten-' ant junior grade.

Mr. Black, a graduate of the Webb Institute of Naval Architecture in New York City, is a naval architect at the Annapolis Yacht Yard. He served during the war as a lieutenant in the Naval Reserve at Pearl Harbor and Washington, D.C. Mr. Black is a member of the Society of Naval Archietects.

On their return from a trip to Williamsburg, the couple will be at home at 204 Northwood Be Married to Charles Goodrich, Marine Veteran (From Monday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs. Earl" L. Turner oi 334 First Street announce the en- Janet, to Charles Mark Goodrich. gagement of their daughter, Erlene Miss Tierney Wed Today St.

Mark's Church Scene of Wedding To Thomas D. Barry (From Monday's Eagle) St. Mark's Church, decorated with Easier flowers, was the scene at 9 this morning of the marriage of Miss Margaret Eileen Tierney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David J.

Tierney of 715 West Street, to Thomas David Barry, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Barry of 16 Lenox Avenue. Rev Henry Finnegan officiated, and Miss Eleanor Eagan played the organ. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wtore a gray gabardine suit with flowered hat, black accessories and orchid corsage.

Miss Marion Tierney was maid of honor for her sister. She was dressed in an aqua gabardine suit and black accessories with an oichid corsage. Robert Goulet was his cousin's best man. A reception for the families followed at the Berkshire Restaurant Greylock Room. On the couple's return from a wedding trip next Monday, they temporarily will live at 16 Lenox Avenue.

Mrs. Barry, a graduate of Pittsfield High School and Our Lady of the Elms College, is employed in the GE capacitor engineering section. Mr. Barry -was graduated from St. Joseph's High School, and is employed in the capacitor section of GE.

He served for more than a year in the U.S. Maritime Service. Miss Mary Elizabeth McGrane (From Saturday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.

McGrane' of Kew Gardens Hills, N.Y., formerly of this city, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Edward E. Kelly, son of Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly and the late Mr. Kelly of 19 South Merriam Street.

The wedding is planed for June 21. Miss McGrane, a graduate of Pittsfield High School, is a representative in the Richmond Hill business office of the New York Telephone Company. Mr. Kelly was graduated from St. Joseph's High School.

A veteran of five years' Army service in the Pacific theatre, he is employed by the New England Telephone Telegraph Company. Miss Wanda A. Lysonski (From Saturday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lysonski of 129 Danforth Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Wanda A.

Lysonski, to Peter Rock of Huntington, son of Mrs. Mary Rock of Becket. The wedding is planned for May 3 at Holy Family Church. Miss Lysonski is a graduate of Pittsfield High School and a former employee of the New England Telephone Telegraph Company. Mr.

Rock, a Navy veteran, was raduated from Huntington High chool and is employed by the GE. He was on duty in both the Atlantic and Pacific areas during his more than years' service. Miss Lester Announces Attendants Her Wedding to Frank W. Cimini Will Be April 14 (From Thursday's Eagle) Miss Marion G. Lester, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George E. Letter of 21 Melville Street, has a nounced the attendants for her wedding to Attorney Frank W. Cimini, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Cimini of 84 Bartlett Avenue. The ceremony will be performed April 14 at Mt. Carmel Church. Miss Germaine Ferland is to be Miss Lester's maid of honor. John Eleanor Bunt Fiancee of Robert Steele Miss Eleanor Bunt (From Friday's Eagle) Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton F. Bunt of 273 West Street announce the engagement of their daughter, Eleanor, to Robert R. Steele, son of Mr. William C.

Steele of The wedding will be and Mrs. Hinsdale. soon. Miss Bunt was graduated from Pittsfield High School and attended Berkshire Business College. She is private secretary for Murphy Skevington, accountants.

Mr. Steele attended Hinsdale schools and Pittsfield High School. I He was discharged from the Army last November, after a year's service, and now is employed at the U.S. Gypsum Company in Farnams. Mitchell Miss Marion G.

Lester Cimini will be best man for his brother. A reception will follow the ceremony at the Berkshire Restaurant Embassy Room. Miss Lester, a Pittsfield High School graduate, is a stenographer at the General Electric. Mr. Cimmj was graduated from Pittsfield High School, Williston Academy, the University of Pennsylvania and the Northeastern School Of Law.

During 43 months' war service, he spent 38 months in the southwest Pacific, the Philippines and Japan and was discharged about a year ago. He is a member of the Berkshire Bar Association and is secretary and counsel for the Shire City Athletic Club. Attendants for Crea-Calautti Wedding Listed (From Saturday's Eagle) Attendants have been announced for the wedding of Miss Frances M. Crea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Crea of 546 Fenn Street, and Carl P. Calautti, son of Mrs. Antoinette Calautti of 341 Fenn Street. The double-ring ceremony is 1o take place Saturday, April 12, at Mt. Carmel Church.

Mr. Crea will give his daughter in marriage. Miss Mary E. Calautti, sister of the prospective bridegroom, is to be maid of honor. will be Mrs.

Peter Calautti of Hoboken, N.J., sister- in-law of Mr. Calautti, Mrs. Frank Dougherty of Bloomington, 111., sister of the prospective bridegroom, and the Misses Eleanor Vergati and Adeline DiSilva of Pittsfield. couples were honor attendants for i local schools, and is employed as a dye finisher at A. H.

Rice Company. Her husband, a Pittsfield High School graduate, is a sheet metal worker at the Aerovent Equipment Company in Lenox. each other. Jean's bridesmaids were the Misses Theresa Fiorini end Miss Margaret Gibbs, a cousin. Barbara had as bridesmaids Miss Evelyn Tucker School Teacher To Be Married in June Alice Prendergast Engaged to Edward F.

Sullivan (From Saturday's Eagle) Announcement was made at a tea this afternoon of the engagement of Miss Alice G. Prendergast, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J.

Prendergast, 50 Noblehurst Ave- Miss Bergain Married Bride This Morning At St. Joseph's Of John J. Kearney Before an altar banked with Easter lilies, Miss Rosemary Catherine Bergain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Bergain of 255 Second Street, became the bride this morning at 9 at St. Joseph's Church of John J. Kearney, son of Mrs. Joseph L. Kearney of 41 Lenox Avenue and the late Mr.

Kearney. Rev. Charles L. Foley performed the ceremony. Miss Anna Larkin was at the organ, and Leo Southern sarCg.

Escorted by her father, the bride was gowned in bridal rose lace over taffeta, styled with fitted bodice, long sleeves and full skirt with long train. A tiara of orange blossoms and tulle held her full- length veil, and she carried a cascade of roses and sweet peas. She was attended by Miss Helen N. Callahan, maid of honor, who wore a sea foam green velveray over taffeta gown fashioned likejnue, to Edward F. Sullivan, son of Miss Alice G.

Prendergast the bride's, and matching net picture hat The bridesmaid, Miss Barbara J. Sturgeon, was larly attired in daffodil yellow. Both carried cascades of mixed spring flowers. Lawrence R. Naughton was best man for his cousin, and ushers were James W.

Kelly and John F. Condron, brother-in-law of the bride. A breakfast at the White Tree Inn was followed by a reception at the bride's home. For traveling, Mrs. Kearney wore a three-piece grey gabardine suit with black and white accessories.

After April 21, the couple will be at home at 4 Weller Avenue. Both Mr. and Mrs. Kearney are St. Joseph's High School graduates.

The bride is typist in the GE distribution department and Mr. Barry a shipping clerk in the GE capacitor department: A veteran of 33 months' Army service, Ke spent 25 months in the European theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Sullivan, 14 Grove Street.

The wedding will take place June 28. Miss Prendergast, a graduate of Pittsfield High School and of Our Lady of the Elms College, is a teacher at Tucker School. Mr. Sullivan is employed by the New England Telephone te Telegraph Company in the commercial department. A graduate of Pitts- Held High School and St.

Michael's College, he served for almost two years with the Army in the European theatre. He was discharged late in 1945. Miss Derosia Betrothed Eagle Bookkeeper To Be Summer Bride Of Donald G. Shedd (From Friday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs.

Roy L. Derosia of 27 Morgan Street announce the engagement of their daughter, Phyllis M. Derosia, to Donald G. Shedd, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Syrian Club Plans Minstrel First Annual Show To Be Presented Thursday Evening (From Thursday's Eagle) The first annual minstrel show of the Syrian-American Club will be presented next Thursday at the Pittsfield High School auditorium under the direction of George (Hap) Milne. It will begin at 8.30. Fred Najimy will be interlocutor. Soloists will include Mr. Milne and Miss Eleanor Najimy, Miss Carmela Pulcaro, Miss Marion Kallil, Miss Anne Ziter, Miss Janet Massery, Miss Patty Ta'glieri, Miss Evelyn Lombard! and Miss Alice Betros.

End men and male soloists in addition to Mr. Milne, are Ray George, Thomas Simon, Edeeb Massery, Leo Massery, George Betros and Louis and Ted Shogry- Seven-year-old Donald George will give a song and dance. Miss Betty Stoessel is pianist and musical director for the minstrel. Staging arrangements are under the direction of Miss Evette Ferris and Miss Marie Massery. Tickets are on sale now in leading stores and also will be sold at the door.

Joseph Plotzkys To Observe 50th Anniversary Tomorrow Van Dyke Studio Road, Annapolis. Miss Erlene J. Turner son of Mrs. John Viale of 19 Lenox Avenue. Miss Turner was graduated from Pittsfield High School, and is employed by ttie Agricultural National Bank.

Mr. Goodrich, also a Pittf field High School graduate, is employed by the Viale Floral Company. A U.S. Marine Corps veteran, he spwit the latter part of his 32 (From Thursday's Eagl) Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Plotzky of 748 Tyler Street, proprietors of the Plotzky Department tomorrow will observe their 50th wedding anniversary. They will be Sunday at family dinner for 20 at the home of their son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Skole of 48 Onota Street. Both natives of Warsaw, Poland, Mr.

and Mrs. Plotzky have been in th'is country 65 years. They were married in New York April 4, 1897, and lived in that city and in upper New York State before coming to Pittsfield 35 years ago. They opened their store immediately aft- months' service the Facific coming here to live. Mrs.

Flotzky is the former Dora Simon of New York. The couple have five children, Mrs. Skole and Isadore Plotzky, wfto is in the store with his father, and Mrs. Harold Blume, Mrs. Maurice Goldman and Mrs.

Alfred Glucken of New York. There also are four grandchildren, Betty, Richard, Allan and Donald Skole. Mr. and Mrs. Plotzky both are in good health and Mr.

Plotzky is at work daily. He is a member of the Pittsfield chapter of the ZOA and i his wife belongs to the Pittsfield Hadassah chapter. 'Their three rhildren from New York will be here for the-dinned? Sunday, Duluth Girl Engaged to Fred Francis Miss Hall's Graduate To Marry Executive Of GE Plastics (From Saturday's Eagle) Arthur Woodruff King of 2615 East Third Street, Duluth, announces the engagement of his sister, Alice, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. King of Duluth, to Frederick Tower Francis son of Mrs, Fred T. Francis of 31 Buel Street and the late Mr. Francis, former mayor of Pittsfield. The engagement will be made known in Duluth this evening at a dinner given by Mr.

King for the couple. The wedding will take place in the summer. Miss King is a graduate of Miss Hall's School, Pittsfield, and is a member of the Junior League of Duluth. Mr. Francis was graduated from St.

Albans School in Washington, D.C. He is with the plastics division of the General Electric chemical department as supervisor ol personnel at the Pittsfield molded product works'. Mr. Genovese And Bride At Home Here Local Attorney Married to Belmont Girl (From Monday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Genovese, 20 Street, have returned fron, a wedding trip to New York and Atlantic City, N.J., after their -narriage March 22 at the Belmont Vtethodist Church. Mrs. Genovese, the former Jean Mrs. Powers 80 Tomorrow Honored Last Night By Children at Supper Party (From Saturday's Eagle) Mrs. Franklin Powers, 193 Dewey Avenue, who will enter the ranks of the octogenarians tomorrow, was honored last night at a surprise party, given at her home by her children, in honor of her 80th birthday.

She was presented a purse. Mrs. Powers, a native of Torrington, came to this city in 1926. Her first husband, Charles demons, died more than 15 years ago. In good health, she continues to read and to listen to the radio.

and remains active in the Salvation Army. Mr. Powers is retired. Mrs. Powers is mother of.

five, grandmother of 10 and great- grandmother of one. Her children include Mrs. Edna Pressello, Mrs. Hazel Watkins, Henry demons. Charles demons, all of Pittsfield.

and Miss Marion demons of Torrington, Conn. She will be entertained tomorrow at a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry demons, 110 Robbins Avenue. Zoe Frasier Betrothed Her Engagement to Netv Lebanon Man Announced at Tea (From Monday's Eagle) Mr.

and Mrs. Loring R. Frazier of 50 Essex Street, Swampscott, announce the engagement of Mr. Frazier's sister, Zoe, of 11 Taconic Miss Zoe Frazier Kanter Street to John L. Warner, son ot Mr.

and Mrs. Richard F. Warner lussell, is the daughter of Mrs i New Le" 33 TM 11 N.Y., and New Miss Phyllis M. Derosia P. Shedd of 26 Buel Street.

The wedding will take place in the summer. Miss Derosia, a Pittsfield High School graduate, attended Berkshire Business College. She is employed as a. bookkeeper at The Eagle. Mr.

Shedd, who is associated with bis father at W. H. Shedd Son, plumbers, also was graduated from Pittsfield High School and attended Berkshire Business College. A veteran of the 42d (Rarin- bow) Infantry Division, he served for fwo years in the European theatre. George Russell and the late Mr Russell of Belmont.

A graduate of St. Mary's Business School in New Brunswick, Canada, she was a secretary at the- Thomas Long Company before her marriage. Miss Olive Tucker of Fall River was her maid of honor, and Ben Cerilli of Providence, R.I., was bes! man. James Genovese, a brother of the bridegroom, and James Jefferson of Belmont, cousin of the bride, ushered. Mr.

Genovese, son of Charles Genovese and the late Mrs. Genovese of 205 South Street, was graduated from Brown University and Boston University Law School. He! is an. attorney here. York City.

The engagement was made known Saturday afternoon at a tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kalb, 107 Wendell Avenue Miss Frazier, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Bayard R. Frazier of Pittsfield, attended Pittsfield and Dalton schools. She is a draftsman in the GE transformer division. Mr. Warner was graduated from Union College with a degree in electrical engineering, and now operates a dairy farm in New Lebanon, N.Y.

He was in the European theatre for 3'-5 years, and holds the rank of captain in the Army Reserve. INEWSPAPERif.