MISS JULIA TUDAS TO MARRY JOHN STARSKY
Miss Julia Tudas daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Tudas of Carbathian court will wed John Starsky son of Mr and Mrs Julius Starsky of Belmont avenue tomorrow at St Stephen Hungarian Roman Catholic church at 10 o clock Rev Stephen F Chernitziy officiating. They will receive communion in a solemn high mass. The bride will wear white canton crepe and carry a bouquet of white hydrangeas. Miss Bes Majancik will be bridesmaid Frank Goltag best man attendants include Gertrude Starsky Anna Gayor Ames Berecky Frank Tudas and Joe Dobas. A wedding breakfast will be served to immediate families at the life s home after the ceremony and a 7:20 dinner will follow. Afterward the couple will depart for New York for their honeymoon.
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Julia Tudas
Martin Tudas
Carbathian Court
John Starsky
Julius Starsky
Belmont Avenue
St. Stephen
Stephen F. Chernitziy
Mrs. Starsky
New York
John Young Heads Maplewood PTA Branch
Mrs. C E Bilton, retiring Maplewood PTA president, received a silver mounted leather pocketbook at the annual meeting. William McLaughlin presented a bouquet of June flowers as a token, as a short program by the school orchestra funded by the PTA was directed by Leslie J. Vaughn. A health play by Miss Annette Bors’s room accompanied the event. Amy Smith of the YWCA spoke on summer school plans in cooperation with the Board of Education, noting her world trip in a wholly new state of officers.
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C. EB. Bilton
Maplewood Parent Teacher Association
William McLaughlin
Leslie J. Vaughn
Annette Bors
Amy Smith
Board of Education
Madison Pupils Stage Russian Play Twelve Months
Madison school pupils presented the Russian play Twelve Months with native costumes and group dances. Frances Spivak as Katrinka and Theresa O Neill as Debrunka led strong performances among young cast members, with William Dumworth and Rita Brinkerhoff as parents. The twelve months were roles filled by pupils, and a wooden soldier drill featured among the acts. The audience grew larger than the night before as the school orchestra accompanied the interludes.
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Madison School
Ilon
Katrinka
Frances Spivak
Debrunka
Theresa O'Neil
William Dumworth
Rita Brinkerhoff
Nominations Chosen for Club Leadership Yesterday
The group selected officers with Mrs. John Young as president, Mrs. Henry D'Olier as first vice president, Mrs. Louis Ginand as second vice president, Mrs. William Bristol as third vice president, Miss Carre Balti as fourth vice president, Mrs. W J Hammett as secretary, Mrs. L G L Ryan as treasurer, and Mrs Stanley Kellogg as corresponding secretary.
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John Young
Henry D'Olier
Louis Ginand
Wiliam Bristol
Carre Balti
W. J Hammett
L. GL. Ryan
Stanley Kellogg
Little Theatre Frolic Friday Planned by League
The Little Theatre League will hold its first annual frolic at the barn on West Avenue Friday night after a short business meeting at 7:48. Miss Catherine MacLachlan, fresh from Chicago, will read, with various stunts, horse racing, and Egyptian acts featured. Public and members invited.
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Little Theatre League
West Avernue
Conmimente
Catherine MacLachlan
MacLean Dramatic School
Chicago
League
Fashion's ForecastPattern Offered By Bridgeport Telegram
An article notes Anmarel Worthington plans a summer jogger blouse as a first change for her collection. It describes an inexpensive pattern offered by the Bridgeport Telegram Pattern Department, detailing yardage, sizes 16 to 42, and mail order steps with a five day courtesy reminder.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum 100
City Hall Shows Summer Flower Boxes
City Hall displayed annual flower boxes on second floor windows with geraniums daisies and other plants from the Park Department. New non flowering plant borders flank the building giving the civic centre a midsummer look to passersby.
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City Hall
Park Department
Civic Centre
Bridgeport
Columbia crews row seventeen miles in training
Seventeen miles were covered by the Columbia crews as they practice for the Intercollegiate regatta on June 25. Coach Jim Rice leads extensive daily work, with rough water delaying eights until noon. Pennsylvania’s float was towed down the river, with Syracuse and others expected to arrive mid June.
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Poughkeepsie
Columbia
Jim Rice
Pennsylvania
Rondout Creek
Quakers
Syracuse
Washington
Cornell
Navy
Birth of Virginia June Clarke in Devon
A daughter, Virginia June, was born to Mr and Mrs E T Clarke of Devon on Sunday June 10. Mrs Clarke, formerly Mildred Coggswell, was named in the notice.
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Virginia June
E.T. Clarke
Devon
Clarke
Mildred Coggswel
Musical Drama Pupils Present Concert Recital
An original dramatic pageant and concert by Stratford and Bridgeport classes under Mary Salea Hancott featured Ruth Norton Boothe Spirit of Peace and Inge Faar Letne Doppies of Flanders with an opening prologue by Ethel Robinson. The program traced American history through musical pictures and varied fancy numbers.
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Stratford
Bridgeport
Mary Salea Hancott
Sterling Memorial Hell
Florence Legere Hayes
Hazel Nichols Dalton
Harold Youd
Robert Brown
Mary Marat
Ruth Norton Boothe
Inge Faar Letne
Flanders ” Field
Pierre Garneau
America
Harry Hawley
Ethel Robinson
Man of
Mildred Ketcham
Edna Crane
Dove
Jean Sturrock
Dorothy Tyler
Mymle May
Gertrude Blehel
Evelyn Hardy
Ragwell Blise
Florence Maratti
Ames Tuttle
Dally
Tuttie
Robin
Alice Liebegott
Mia
Catherine Smth
Faith
Eleanor Wiley
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