The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13
ICONNAYS MARK
 SILVER JUBILEE
Dinner Arranged in Honor of Wedding Anniversary;
 Graduation Exercises
Washington Hill


 wedding anniversary yesterday, June 18th, at a dinner at the Hotel Bond, Hartford, Conn. MT. and Mrs. Conway are the parents of three children, James, Dorothy and Teresa. The happy couple were the recipients of many messages, and telegrams of congratulations as well as some beautiful gifts. MT and Mrs. Conway are very popular residents of the Hill and everyone wishes them the best of everything that is good and hope they will en- joy many, many more years of hap pinesS together.
 The graduation exercises of St. Frances Xavier Parochial school held last evening at St. Francis church were very patriotic, in keep ing with the present wartime Situa- tion. Little Edward Hebert carried the American Flag, heading the procession of the graduates into the church. The graduates sang patri- otic songs, and the national colors were displayed around the church
 The pastor, Rev. James Broderick presented the diplomas to the 47 graduates, with Rev. David O'Keefe principal of the school, assisting Rev. Austin Munich, supervisor oi parochial schools of this diocese was the guest speaker, and chose as his subject the present day crisis which graduates are facing this year, and of the future which is so uncertain. Sketched briefly the world horizon, and of the splendid ground work the graduates have had at St. Francis which will fit them and be 8 help in whatever the Lord sends us in the next year or two.
 Robert Birt, organist at St. Fran clS church presided over the mus ical program.
 Those in the graduating class were Ruth Barry, Jeanette Bunce Margaret Bunce, Margaret Carol Rosemary Cornell, Marion Downey Winifred Downey, Theresa Gabriel Margaret Gleesen, Patricia Griffin Ruth Heavin, James Holmes, Henel Kennedy, Clair Kilbride, Anna Lally, Patricia Lawlor, Eileen Mur- phy, Mary McHugh, Geraldine O'Connor, Mary Ravel, Elizabeth Russell, Jane Russell, Arlene Smith, Eunice Stokes, Eileen Unwin, Jo- seph Bolton, Joseph Brett, Robert Brophy, Robert Caulf1eld, William Cuddy, Edward Delaney, James Doyle, Edward Miller, Peter Mul- hall, John Murphy, William Neville, Thomas O'Connor, Robert Oulette Robert Reardon, Willard Ruggles, James Scott, Francis Scholar, AL fred Shea, Charles Sheehy, Edward Shanahan, John Sugrue and James Tehan.
 The N. I. N. E. Girls held their annual outing at Waverly Inn last Thursday evening. Committee in charge of arrangements and enter tainment included Mrs. K. Poeltl and Mrs. Bea Burns. Service was ala carte, and among thoee in att tendance were Mrs. Nora McHugh, Mrs. Joan Rielley, Mrs. Judith O. Keefe, Mrs. Elizabeth Scolan, Mrs. Alice Iris, Mrs. Mae Bogart, Mrs. Margaret Scully, Mrs. K. Poeltl and Mrs. Bea Burn and Miss Adrienne Paradise.
 St. Francis Xavier Holy Name So- ciety will receive Holy Communion tomorrow morning at 7::30 o'clock mass. Quoit practice will also take place Monday evening at the Xav- fer street grounds. The following members of the quoit teams are asked to report at o'clock, Monday evening: Ed Goggins, Elmer Shove, Oscar Strafstrom, J. McHugh, Jerry Greaney, James Houlihan, John Ouellette, Richard White, Lester Coughlin, Tom OLeary, Robert Walsh and Francis Walsh.
 The Girl Scouts held meeting at Washington Park Community House Thursday evening. First aid was given by Mrs. Fred Talbot, who is in charge of the troop. Next Thursday night will be Picnic Mite.
 New officers were elected as oth- CTS resigned. Miss Mary Murphy was elected treasurer; Eileen Murphy as will be the new scribe.
 Edwin ODea, a student at St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, Md, is spending the summer at his home on Laval street.