The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-17
STRATEORD H. s.
 ADOPTS STRICT
 ATHLETIC RULES
Miss DahIin Given Variety Show er-Other NewSy Notes
 from SfratfOrd
fspecial to TIhe Farmer.l

9trztford. May 17-Rules have just h,esn made to govern Strat6ord High School athletics which should bring the standing of the local school in the matter of athletics up to a high mark The rules will prevent any 7 ringers from entering any High school athletic contests and also pre- vent any student who does not stand high in his studies from participating in High School sports. The rules are Ra follows.
 l. 4 pupil must be a student of the school for at least one calendar year immediately preceding the time of play, except in the case of pupils who have been regularly admitted from a grammar school or who have been school
 3. He must not only conform to the scholarship requirements of his own school but must have maintained from the beginning of the school year a passing mark in at least three pre- pared subjects of no less than four recitation periods a week.
 8 He must not be a graduate of amy other four year course High School.
 in athletics for more than four years.
 g. He shall not be eligible to play after his 21st birthday.
 S. He shall not play on any other outside team in the same branch of athletics during the school term.
 2. If a pupil play under an assum- ed name he shall be disqualified for the remainder of the season and the game played under such conditions shall be forfeited
 S. Certified lists of pupils eligible to play under these regulations revised to date and signed by the head mas ter shall be exchanged by the manag CTS of the teams at every athletic con- test with another school.
 g. Tt fs recommended that a teacher Of each schooI be present at all regu~ lar contests between schools; that all games be played on Fridays, Satur- days. week day holidays. or days pre- csding holidays-
 10 These rules shall take effect on and after September 1, 1913.
 CONNIE OUT OF CAME.
 Thomas Ccnine. a member of the Yale 1913 team, who was to have play ed in the game against B. H. S. to- day. is lsad up with a sprained ankle and so could not play
 SHOWER FOR MISS DAHLIN.
 IA variety shower was rendered Miss Ellen Dahlin at the Taxpayers I'm provemert club hall on Nichols ave nas. Tatlrsday evenings and proved to bs one of the largest attended and most enjoyable functions rendered any bride-to-be in Stratfofd this season. The hall was prettily decorated, pink being used predominantly in the color scheme. A sketch was given by Miss Marian London who acted as bride with Miss Mabel 1EcQuillan as groom, Miss Aure- Ea. Strombeck as bridesmaid, Miss Gatherin London as best man. and Mrs A. Dennison as usher. It was all carried out in a most amusing manner.
 A fine supper was served and there was dancing until a late hour.
 Among those present from Strat ford were Mrs. Ingeryoll, Mrs. F. Fredr1ckson, Mrs C. L. Cassel1, Mrs D. WzIkiuson. Mrs J. Casey, Mrs. s. sdaEnuaon, Mrs G. Johnson, Mrs. Jack, zIra. Lynch Mrs. P. Albright, Mrs. Carten, Mrs Schw1erz. Mrs. Gustafson, AGrs- Jennings. Mrs A. Dennison. Mrs. !. Wood. Mrs John Adcouillan, Mrs. Wainwright. Mrs Daniel London, Mrs C. T. Resell, Jr-, Mrs. A. Swenson. Mrs M- J. DahlIn, Mrs. Stanton, Mrs. C. Resell, Mrs. c. OsterIund, Mrs. c. L. Psrson, Mrs " Bogart, and the zEiases Ellen London, Mabel McQuiI- Ian, Amelia Strumbeck, Marian Lon don. Katherine London. Helen Wi1kin- son. olga Swenson. Anna Swenson, Bertha Carlson, Mabel Johnson, Gunda Bentson. Rose Swenson. Lillian Flynn, Christine Shaw. Gladys Dahiin, Ellen Dahlin, Jennie Fredriclzson and Ruth Swenson-
 Those present from Bridgeport in ciuded Mrs A. Borg, T7lda Borg, Ebba Borg, Claire Gelinas. Elizabeth AIeny. Mary Bogande. Mrs A Albertson, Ger trude Albertson, Julia Donavon, Mrs. C. Kongwvald-