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THE BERKSHIRE EVENING EAGLE TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1935. PAGE SIX will be served. Mr. Morris Leavitt and her committee are in charge. The proceeds wiil be used for the society's relief work.

Morrison and Mls Julia MoMahon, There will be another tournament held next Monday evening at- 7.4S. Mrs. Coburn wa born in Springfield and educated there and In Boston and has been director of women and girl work at West Springfield Community Y. M. C.

A. ocial Activities During the. business meeting therti will be the nomination of officer for the coming year. Faithful Navigator John F. Mack of Hou.sa-tor.lc announce the following committee in charge of arrangement: Maurice Roche, Joseph Walh, William Roche and Joseph Nolan, all of Lenox.

WIN AT CONTRACT The results1 of the duplicate tournament held last evening at the Berkshire Hills Country Club were a North and south. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Murphy, 63 Walter R.

White and Carl S. Uhrig. 61; W. H. Redding and Mrs.

Charles Plank, 60 1V; East and. west, Mrs: Abel Roy and Mrv Alexander Hebert, 75; Dr. and Mrs." A. C. England.

61 Mrs, Elbe BENEFIT CARD PARTY The Hebrew Ladies' Aid will give a benefit public card party at the Hebrew Alliance Building tomorrow evening- at 8.30. Prize will be awarded at every table and a door ASSEMBLY WILL MEET AT LENOX The June meeting of Bishop Conaty Assembly, fourth 'degree, Knights of Columbus, will be held at the Berkshire Hunt and Country Clu-in LenoK. Wednesday: night. PLAN PICNIC RIDE TO FARNHAM DAM The activities committee of the Pittsfield Riding and Polo Club are arranging a picnic ride tomorrow to Farnham Oam. Rider will leave the stable at 5.30 P.

M. The club Is also planning a jgymkana, the last of the month. SPRINGFIELD COUPLE WED IN NEW LEBANON Miss Mildred Elizabeth GUuser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Glaer of Springfield and; Osmond E. Coburn of Hamixk-n -County Tjraining School where he 'll a supervisor of boys, were married yesterday in New Lebanon, N. The Rev. Howard J.

Klrtgdon officiating with the single ring service. Mr. Coburn is the son of Mrs. Annie M. Coburn of Lowell.

1 Mlv Florence E. Gray of Wheaton College attended tlie bride and the best man wa Edward E. Gray of New Mr. and Mr. Coburn have gone to Cape Cod to spend their honeymoon.

They will be at home at Hampden County Training School aftet July Rainbow are "nc emi-circle but complete circiea. If w-were high enough in the air. we "could aee 1 prize will be given. Refreshment Ethel Barry more Will Be 1 At Playhouse Festival Week Wo 0W 4mcncan i4drm as Played as Many Important Roles as Miss Barrymore Other Stars Appearing Include Irene Rich, Francesco Bruning, Emma Banting, Earle Larrimore, Edith Barrett and Greta Keller, Viennese Actress It ha been found that persons apparently killed by a low-voltage electric shock may be revived by another hockiwlth a higher volt age of current. It 1 1 rr he -Dest in 1 own SPEND JUST Ethel Barrymore.

frequently alluded to as "the first lady of the American theatre," has teen added to the list of stars to' be seen this 'summer at the Playhouse in Stbcitbridge, according to an-; nouncemerit today by Williams Miles, director. Miss; Barry-more will be at the summer theatre; the week of the Berkshire Symphonic estiva.l and her presence, It -is. hoped, will help to make the festival one of the outstanding events of the summer. Yv JBafrymore will be preceded by Irene Weft who" will open the season July 1 in "As1 Husbarids 1 11 ii i Hi if! ii ft a 1 II li II III ihXsM C''-'V ryT iri ri ri Depore you duy ANY LOV.PRIC2D CAR 7 It WJ i LA iiv Francesca. Bruning, Emma Bunting 1.

1 -Mf k- 1 II 1 1' .1 F. .1 TV SPRINGS SAND In fairnesa to yourself get the fact be- 1 VI I 4 1 4 i bind the widespread enthusiasm for the Silver Streak Pontiae before you Invent i in a new car. Spend juat 10 minutn in the low-priced car America calls the mott leautiful thing on wheel! Ginger Ale Try it and be Convinced SAND SPRINGS CORPORATION, Mi I. rall-Prtuar M-Ur nw Lairi-. catiea 7.

TkMetBalifl Tkiag WkU 8. PaUaUa rUh VeatUatUa 1, TripU-fal4 HT-. (Uamlis Brake 2. fteel "Tar-il-Ta" Baalas hr ruk i 2m CorapUtely al4 Ckasaia 4. Sae-Actia a Ik EisHt aa4 Lmnm Mim Earle Larrimore and Edith; Basrettj Greta Keller, will also be seen thi summer.

Busy Career It can be safely said that no other American actress jias played a many important' roles as has Mis Barrymore. Beginning her career as Julia In, "The at the Empire Theatre In New York," she played in New York for two seasons and then made her: English debut opposite WilHanr; Gillette in -Secret Service pylipwing- this engagement she, joined Sir Henry Irving- Lyceum Company, and returned to thii country subsequently. Few who have seen Miss Barrymore 'on the stagel will ever "forget her rendition of Constance ton In "The constant Wife" or her portrayal of Ophelia, orher pexform- a nee as Sister Mary in the -Scar- let Sister Mary." But despite her varied experience, her opening at stockbridge will mark the first time-she has ever appeared in a summer stock company, and further-mare, it will be her initial, stage appearance in the although will.be "remembered, for her magnificent performance in the movie "Rasputin" in whichibshe appeared her two brothers. Edith Barrett is an friend; of the. Berkshire audiencesi having appeared, with Alexander Kirkland In "Romeo ajnd Juliet" and "The 'Romantic Young Recently she 'revived "Rosemary" with great success in Philadelphia," aftet" which she took the; play on the, road.

Caal4 Lav-aae aad taat a .1 Tira Campartanaat LflNC S. Rcra-Biakiaf 10. Pr4actIOacal EeaaanT Motors I 1 Lul print mt rtMMt, Wic tui mt SM mmi $7M or rim Eifkt (tmhjmet rnjukmu mtw), Stmnimrd trmup mf ETHEL BARRYMORE To Be in Stockbridge Festival Week Franoesoi Bruning comes back to f' tockbridge after an absence of our fcears. It is of interest to note 'that she first set foot on a professional stage when she appeared -'at'--the Berksihre Playhouse six year ago. Sine that time! she" ha grown into" one 'of the stars of Broadway, Earle- Larrimore, another paw-comer to the Be rkshirj Playhouse, occupies one of the highest positions in theatrical circle.

He received much of his training under the" Theatre Guild and his for many years tne of its outstanding actors. Numbered among his greatest triumph are Orrin in GREYLOCK MOTOR CO. 50 COLUMBUS AVE AT BRIDGES GARAGE PITTSFIELD, MASS. cra i OCK "Mourning Become Eectra" and the leading role in "Day Without End," play by Eugene CNeil. i i j.

Mis Heien'Wli, who i to be. married iune 29 to Stanley 1 Zol-kowski wa entertained Saturday evening by the Misse Anne, and Amelia Zolowski and Mra. Vincent Zolkowski at their home. The rooms were decorated In yellow anl refreshments wre served. The bride-to-be received many gift.

MEETINGS-WHISTS AT 234 NORTH STREET tt-Krvt eV I s4A -r-i. rM3 PROGRAM COMPLETE 'FOR MEETING AT MOUNT HOPE FARM The' program is completed! tor the annual June meeting of the Home Demonstration, Department of the Berkshire County Extension Service which will be held at Mount Hope Farm, Williamstown, tomorrow. One of the features of the afternoon will be the community sirging led by Augustus Zanzig, music director. National Recreation Association, and in the -evening there will be a music festival for. women of the Berkshire Conuty Extension Service gTOUp.

i The program will be as follows: P. M. -Greetings, Nelson Robert, Business meeting, Mr. Cnirlesi Paim-r of Lanes boro, chairman advisory co'incil Summary of Mc of 1934-35. Agera and leader'a reports Report of nominating commute.

Chairman of committee, Mrs. -Harold An-i- drew. Pitwfleld Tntrojdmctiona I 9:30 Si. Announcement of Prm and Price Marked Down So Amaiingly: Low. They Seem Almost Unbelievable.

Nationally Known Brands Bostonian Natural Bridge Cantilever Ausebeck Arxhlock'. Walton K' Drew Arch Bershire flomsn'i Relief Corp The Berkshire Woman's Corps will in A. R. Hall tonight at 8 o'clock and again So-1 morrowa'ternoon at the home of Mrs. j.KIilier; 31 Avenue.

Those attending tomorrow are asked to bring refreshment. American A regular meeting of the American Legion? Auxiliary will be held this evening atf 730 In the Legion Rooms. June ii FidaC month and: Mrs. Sheri-ood 'Dodge, Fidac chairman, and Mrs. Fred Cummings, r.

music chairman, are planning a special program wilh Belgium a tne topic. Refresliments served. Members axe i asked to bring coupons. i And. Many; Other 1 Known Make Home Week i I.

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES LOOK AT THESE AMAZING VALUES FOR WEDNESDAY'S SALE AT 9 A. M. 1 3 35 PI -M. "Nutrition tn txfry- Day- Liff." May E. Potey of Amherst, Extension nutrition toectahst P.

Communtty sir.Kinu. AugiiMua Ztunz.g. director National -Awociation i P.J ol Hop Farm. Mr. Roberta 4 00 p.

around farm 6 00'P. aunper. Tm served Introduce Miss Ruth. Mclimre, rtcrea-tibn specialist 7: IS P. M.

Community singing, Mr. Zan- Musical festival 8 00 P. M.t-' Women's 1 NATURAL BRIDGE ARCH SHOES Formerly Sold at $6.00 Men'a MUSEBECK ARCH SHOES" Formerly8.85 Broken Size $2.98 Grange Woman's Club The Woman' Club of Grange wiU "hold a regular all-day meeting tomorrow in "Grange 1123 West Street, A covered dish luncheon will be served under the direction of Randel Middle-brook 12:15. i i Senior Luther League -The Senior Lutiher League of the Zion Lutheran Church will meet tomorrow evening for a picnic, sporti, and an outdoor (meeting at Camp The members will gather at the church at 6 P. to go to Camp Liberty by automobile." SI.

98 JUNIOR HAD ASS AH ELECTS OFFICERS The meeting of the year of the Junior Hadassah took place last evening. Due to the weather, it as held at the Wfomen's Club, in- stead of the Bluebird Cottage at Richmond as originally planned; A box lunch was served-, and 4 social-hour was followed by a meeting at which the following officers -were elected for- thej comins President, Miss Jeanne Gru-berg; vice president, Miss Ruth treasurer, Bettye 'Shusterman; corresponding secretary; Miss Ruth Gorf inkle; recording secretary Miss Anne' Simon Lipscheez. The member presented, the retir--in president, Miss Lucy Mendis who is to be married the latter part of this with an electric kite lien clock. I Children WALTON and IMPLEX SHOES Values to 2,75 Boys' FlrrUn HEAVY SOLE TENNIS SHOES Values to $1.75 KTEU.ILY ICM dives toh VdDIIlLJE at On hcktl 89c 49c Rockwell RHif Corps The W. W.

Rockwell. Relief Corps will a whist tomorrow at 2:30 P. M. at G-. HaU, under the cliairmaniifiip of Mrs.

Anna Piankey, Supper will sened at 6 P. M. for the members, and the" meeting will be called at 7:30, by the president, Mrs. Charles Davis. lliaviatha Council.

Hiawatha Council, D. of will hoid a regular meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in Berkshire Hall, Fenn Street. Officers will be nominated, and all members are request wmM 1. JMen'i Women's Once a wearer, always an enthusiast when CANTILEVER Shoes and White' Canvas' Oxfords I. Value to' $12 FAHEY'S SPECIAL TAN SHOES Values to $7 BROTHERHOOD HOLDS SPECIAL MEETING -''A business meeting and outing was held by the Lutheran Brotherhood at the home of Car Anderson, East New Lenox Road, last evening.

Refreshments were served and game were played. The next ed to attend. 1 Pomona Grange. ill' Berkshire County Pompri a Grange 51.49 25c it's Nelly Don i frocks, Cool, chiffbn-sheer, some Sanforized and crease-resisting you know they'll retain that rave of line, perfec-X tion of fit and beauty of color that makes them so loely, Gur new are herex come in meeting will be held the home 1 of Fred Huhnermann, 800 South Street, July 8, about M. On Saturday, the members are planning to igo to Mr, -Huhner-; manp's -property where they will aid with the building of a cabin for the Boy Scouts of Troop 10 of the Lutheran Church.

wlll. ineet Thursday with Gra'nge, 333. A business meeting will be held at 11 A. M. followed by.

dinner at 12.30 P. M. and a program at -2 o'clock under the diiec-tion of the Graces. I Fhilathea Class. The monthly busiJiess meeting of the Philathea class of the Morning-side Baptist Church" will be held this, evening; at' 7,45, preceded by a secret service meeting at 7.30.

and "Just Try One On!" COMMONWEALTH and a few BOSTONIAN a. $5.95 b. $5.95 ic; $3.95 d. $5.95 Women' DR. DAVIS and BOARDMAN Pumps and Oxfords Values to $5.00 79c Broken Size OXFORDS $2.98 WHIST CLUB MEETS The Monday night whist club' of Auxiliary 4, A.

H. entertained last night' by Miss Nellie Callahan. Prizes were won by Mrs. Benjamin Horton, Mrs. P.

J. Callahan, P. T. Welch Miss Bessie Murphy, I Incomplete Sizes. Girl Scouts.

All Girl Scou.ts will meet in uniform at the Hudson Valley Coks Company near the Railroad Station at 4 P. M. Thursday tO march In the Lafayette parade. EiiMand Brotiiefs C3 "Tho Stow Accommodating" Plan were made for' a JUST REMARKABLE VALUES ALL FIXTURES FOR SALE AT whist to be held Tuesday evening, June- 18, in A. O.

H. HalL Mrs. William Keegan, chairman of the party, wHl appoint her committse at the next meeting of Auxiliary 4. A. O.

Thursday hi ght. I FAHEY'S 234 NORTH I ST. What-S-Kver Circle. The What-Sc-Ever Circle, Kin'a Daughters, will meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ainym Parry, Lenox Avenue..