The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-31
Local Girl To Be Graduated From
 Nero Rochelle

Miss Calo is the daughter of Mir and Mrs Alphonse Calo, 39 Coe street. and is 8 graduate of Cros- by High school. While at New Rochelle, Miss Calo distinguished herself in scholastic as we'll as ex- tra curricular activities. She was a member of the debating, athletic tennis, biology. Italian and Long Distance clubs, as well as the Sodality,- Little Flower, Sacred Heart league. and. the music stu dents organization. In 1883, Miss Calo was also publiciay chairman for Upper Classmen sports day.
 Commencement activities. will begin on Saturday, June 3, with a sodality mass in the college chapel, which will be followed by the traditional class breakfast in the Westchester Biltm m ore country club. The Daisy chain procession will take place in the afternoon and will be terminated by the gradutes tea dance in Brescia liv- ing room. x
 On Sunday afternoo after the Baecalaureate sermon, the gradus ates will hold a reception for their guests in the reception room of Leland Castle. In the evening of the same day the Glee club and the orchestra will present their annual concert in the auditorium of Chidwick hall. The graduates and their friends will be guests of henor.
 The week will come to a close with the commencement exercises on Monday June 5, and the speak CTS for the occasion are the Right Reverend Monsignor John F. Chid- wick D. D., president of the col lege. and also the Reverend T, L.. Riggs, the Catholic chaplain at Yale University.
 Following the breaking and blessing of ground for the new group of college buildings, the Marymount College graduation exercies, at which His Eminence Patrick Cardinal Hayes presided, were held in the college auditor ium today at eleven o'clock. Judge Michael J. Larkin, former justice of the supreme court, delivered the address of the day, which was pre- ceded by the address of welcome, spoken by Miss Blake Morrison, president of the student council and by the senior class.
 The graduates were presented for diplomas by the Very Rev. D. J. Hastings, Ord, Carm., chaplain of the college. Grand marshal of the academic procession was MT. John J. Hughes.
 Vocal and orchestral selections by the college clubs under the di- rection of MT George Yates Myers included: Polonaise-Chopin: Pill grim Chorus from "Lombardi" - Verdi; Hail Bright Abode from '"Tannhauser"-W Madrigal and Valse Lente from "L' Enfant Prodigue
 By a general student election, Miss Blake Morrison, president of the student council of Mary mount College, was named the re- cipient of the Marquis George Mac Donald Gold Medal awarded yearly to the student "who by her char acter and example has exerted the greatest influence for good on her companions"
 The students elected to a place on the honor roll of the college are the Misses Gertrude Kelly, Ann sterdam, N. Y. and Margrita Buzz zini, White Plains, N. r., in the junior class, the Misses Margaret Heitman. Waterbury. Conn. and Patricia O'Callaghan of Montclair. N. J., of the sophomore class, and the Misses Rosella Barry, Schnec- tady, N. Y. and Marie Petrone, New York city, freshmen.
 This tribute rendered by the stu dent body to their classmates quail l>@ 1ntk psyn~~ tvH I1n minds of their companions culture, dignity of bearing. balance, appli- cation, generosity of sentiment and life, and above all an unqualified established by the college rules.
 A surprise shower was given in honor of Mrs John Marinaro re- gently by her sister, Mrs Antoin- cite Magalina of Washington ave- nue. Those present were: Mrs Sarah Toma, Mrs Angeline DiVito, Mrs Mary Santoro, Mrs Mary Toma, Mrs Helen Bruno, Mrs Mary FIllieum, Mrs Marion Fas- anella,, Mrs Anna Ciavarella,, Mrs Marie Place, Mrs Carmela Place, Mrs A. Maggi, Mrs Wilfred Verrier, Mrs Angie Rocco, Mrs Maria Pan- elli, Mrs William Davino, Mrs Rose Famiglietti, Mrs Anna De- Lucia, Mrs John Cetta, Mrs Mary Morris, Mrs Frank Morris, Mrs Margaret Signore, Mrs Felecia Le- vente, Mrs D. Spallone, Mrs Will liam Spallone, Mrs John Spallone, Mrs Michael Jacarusso, Mrs An toinette Magalina, Mrs John Ma rinaro and Misses Margaret Scar patti, Rose D'Amorosi, Josephine Jacovesso. Lucy and Lena Varan- elli. Bridget Santa Maria. Merlyn DiNapoli, Agnes DiNapoli. Ange- line Pinto, Anna DiNapoli, Jose phine Bozzuto, Josephine Altieri, Tessie Caldarone, Lena Caldarone, Rose DeFazio, Anna SpaIlone, Mae Spallone, Lucy J. Varanelli and Margaret Altiere.
 Mrs Michael Hanlon was host ess at meeting of her club at her home on Baldwin street recent ly. High scores were made by Mrs James O'Brien and Mrs Homer Hallick. Those attending were: Mrs Daniel Sullivan, Mrs James O'Brien, Mrs Homer Hallick, Mrs James Doyle, Mrs Charles Newell, Mrs Peter Kenney and Miss B. Dean.
 The Federated Garden clubs of Connecticut sponsored a meeting this morning at II o'clock at the New Haven Y. w c. A. Following the luncheon the groups met to discuss the bill on roadside beauty now before the legislature.
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