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WILMETTE LIFE October 25. 1934 * q s moRE WIOOPING COUGH Thirteen new cases of whooping cough in Wilmnette were'reported by the local Health department for the, week endmtgOctober 20.1 The only thnew contagion' reported was one case of chicken, pox,. lyda Ph BrdPet Suies ' E14TERTAINS DRAMA CLUB Mrs. H.. W., Shaw, 933 Elmwoiod, avenue, was hostess Iast 'Monday to' ber Dr'ama' Study, club, which is un- der, auspices of ýthe Evanston Wo- gns club. Mrs. Paul Gathercoal is director. Mrs.. F. A. Fischer.read "Juno and the Paycock" by Seau O'Casey. The club meets on the fourtb Monday of each month. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jackman of Indianapolis were guests last week- end of the Burt Crowes, 234 Raleigh road, Keniiworth. Mrs. jackman is a niece of Mrs. Crowe. L FROM FIELD'S EVANSTON STORE makes adroit use of new fashion points By wrapping the.skirt smoothly around ... you have a pencil-slim skirt line. By camiouflaging the. surplice eloging with a deep cowl front . you are permitted qMecal fiure flattery. By continuing the. fronhtispioe in a coller. you have the. look of variety from thle, back view. By the dressy, scallop- trimming and metal with pearl clip .. you become, aware of thi eweo. rative fâshons. That's how thoughtfull the, Materiy Shop designs its dresses! A new corded crepe in black or high shades.' 12 to 2X $25. (Tii. Fourth Floor) THEU EVAN99TON STOREe CHIJRCH AND SHERMAN M AR SH ALL & FIEL D C OMPANY IGOlIN'PLACES.I Agate Martin of 1095 Merrili avenue, Hubbard Woodç, tuho has charge of ai hi etic activity ai Win- Pietka Community House, is çeen here riding ýa moose ips Baril Lake, Ontario, Canada. Agate Mi his cowboy (or, inooseboy) perform- ance this summer tuhile in the north country and allotus as hotu :t's "rare sport-if 3'ou, can catch '*em." Mrs. Grant Ridgway, 207 Cumber- land avenue, Kenilworth, returned Sunday -from a visit with ber daugh- ter's family, the William Plumers of Waban, Mass. Mr. Ridgway accom- panied her down, there but returned ten days ago. eyes for old, If your eyes lack lustre and tire easily,, rejventethem with Marine. This lont-trusted lotion imparti *à youthful sparkle to dull, woagry eyes and makes them feel ever so. much stronger., Marine positively contains Do belle- donna or other harmful ingredients. Therefore yoDunîay tise hfreed7 te brighte. and invigorate your oye.. Also orne it after prolonged expomure te sun, wm nd and dust to prevent a bloodehot condition. -Globe Theater to. Be. Transferred t Stage in: Wintetka Final arrangements b ave, been made with tbe Globe Tbeater Players f rom, Merrie England at A Century of Progress, and tbe positive date of tbeir appearance in Winnetka bas been announced. On' Tuesday, November,2V, tbey will give four performances in the jane Kuppenheimer Memnorial bail at the Skokie scbool. At 2:30 they will give "Midsummer Nigbt's Dream,". after wbich tbe bail wail be cleared, as it was at the Globe Tbeater this summer, and at 3:30, wiIll be presented "As You Like It." The fee will lie very small, so that axiy chiid in the New Trier district may attend. In the evening a double bill will lie giv- en witb a brief intermission between the two plays, "Julius Caesar" and "The Taming of tbe Sbrew." To cut the Sbakespearean plays to tbree-quarters of an bour perform- ance and:rather that lose in effective- ness, to regain the original effect of the continuity and speed is the work of Tbomas Wood Stevens, at one time director of the Goodman tbeater and for the p 1ast summer the director of tbe Globe, theater. The elimination of aIl intermissions and a bigb tempo in acting and deliv- ery saves suficient time so that aIl the speeches which are dear to Shakespeare loyers may bie retained yet enougb thlne is left for ail the important dramatic action. Ali summer long while many con- cessions and entertainments of less cultural value were being indiffer- ently attended, tbe company in tbe Globe Theater in Merrie England have played to packed bouses. The building from wbich they took their naine was constructed nn the lines of the original London playbouse of Queen Elizabeth's time with its en- circling galleries and its simple stage on wbich no painted scenery was used. A secondary pair of curtains bung between two pillars separating the outer frôm the inner stage and their closing gave the opportunity to place any furniture or properties while the action coûtinued in front. Some. similar arrangement will be made on the stage at Skokie school. MOTOR IN EAST Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Hammond, 1630 Walnut avenue, Wilmette, have just returned f rom a two-week motor tour of the east. Included in their itinerary were the Luray caverns in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Washing- ton, D. C., New York City, and the Catskill mountains. On the return trip they attended the convention and ex- position of the National Dairy indus- try at Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Ham- m o nd operate the Hammond Ice Creamn kitchens on the nortb sbore. ANNOUNCE MARR NAGE Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bruns, 751 Michigan avenue, announce the mar- niage of their daugbter, Miss Iris Regina, to Francis Reddin, son of Mrs. Agnes Reddin, 927 Foster ave- nue, Chicago. The; wil be at bome in- Hollywood, Calif. after, Deçcmber 1. M r. and Mrs. Kingsley Colton, 358 Kenilwortb avenue," Kenilwortb, will entertain 'at a family dinner party this. S unday in celebration of the tbirty-second wedding .anniversary Of Mrs. Colton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peacock of tbe Drake bote!. Mrs. Walter Andersen, 127 Rob- sartroad Kenilwortb, was bostess to ber luceon bridge club last Wed- nesday. October 25, 1934 WILMETTE: LIFE