The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-21

parochlal school at T;30 O clock, In the church on East Main street. Rev. Thomas P. Glester, principal of the school, will deliver the sermon on Catholic Educatfon.''
 Miss IngebOrg Svensen-Tune had charge of the musical program in the
 freshman High school assembly, Fri day afternoon. About 115 girls took
 part in the chorus. Miss Mary Mac Queen was the acco1npanist. The many friends of Miss Anna
 Mcclure, daughter of MT. and Mrs.
 John Mcclure of Madison avenue, will be pleased to hear that Miss Mcclure has been notified to appear at the American Academy of Dra- matic Art and also the New York Conservatory of Music for try-outs at both institutions during the week. Miss Mcclure, though very young, is
 a soprano soloist of repute and has
 taken an active part in drama tic work
 and dramatic coaching at the High school. Miss Esther Nelson of Iranstan
 avenue, left for Vermont to spend the summer months with her parents. 1 Miss Nelson was formerly employed
 at the Crane Co.,, in this city. Miss Marcia Delbridge of Elmwood place, has returned from several weeks visit with friends in the West | Louis Hodge, who Is in the circu- I lation department of the Hartford Post, spent the week end visiting his
 parents, Mir. and Mrs. H. L. Hodge of , 1343 Fairfield avenue.
 Miss Esther Sniffen of Colorado avenue, has returned home from Storr's Agricultural college, Willi- mantle, Conn.,, to spend the summer vacation with her parents.
 Mrs. Fred. H.. Hedegarde of 3O4 Colorado avenue,' Is entertaining as her house guest, Mrs. Fred. Holbeck of Greenwich, for the summer months Pete Hotchkiss of Wood avenue, re- gently returned from Poughkeepsie, N. Y., where he has been entertained | at the home of MT. and Mrs. Thorn- | as Wlllmore, formerly of this city, | Mrs. Willmore was Miss Iva King of | Fairfield, and MT. Willmore was one | of the secretaries of tha Y. M. c. A. Announcement is made of the en- SaSe1HI oi MISS HuDy Held, dauSh- l ter of Mir. and Mrs. Newton Reid of Stratford and George Beeman, son of | Mir. and Mrs. Roscoe Beeman of AL l bany. N. Y. Miss Reid is a member l Of the teaching corps in the Strat- | ford public schools. MT. Beeman is i affiliated with the F. l.. Bradbury ] CruIler O., and a recent graduate of | Wesleyan University.
 
 Miss Mildred Unger of SO5 Marion street was the hostess at a delightful party given on Sunday evening at her home. The house was prettily deco irated with pink and white crepe paper
 and flowers Vocal selections were
 rendered by Miss Celia Kremsky ac-
 companied by Miss Mildred Unger at the piano The guests were: Fannie | kanter, Celia Kremsky, Bertha Bres- Ter, Dora Zolintin, Pauline Dworkin
 and Nathan Weinstein, John PostoI Albert Zonn, Samuel Fanely and MT and Mrs. Unger.
 The largest class in the history of
 the school will be graduated from St Augustine's parochial school on Wed.
 nesday at o'clock. Graduation will
 take place in the church. There will
 be 70 boys and girls receiving dip1o.
 mas Professor Fritz Weber, organ. ist of the church will have charge oi
 the musical program. Rev. Charles
 Mahon, S J., professor of history a
 Fordhzan university, will be tho
 speaker of the evening. Rev. JosepI
 A. Ganley is principal at the school
 Mrs Richard B. Halsey of Lewis
 street and daughter, Mrs. Mabel Hal
 sey Prendagast of Vine street vii
 leave for Boston tomorrow noon
 They will be present at the weddins
 of Richard B. Halsey, Jr., in BostoI si on Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Martin Moller O
 Newtown, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ebbal Rosa lie Moller to Carl Edward Helm O r Stratford.