NEW MUSICAL "IN CALIENTE"

"In Caliente," opens a four-dayengagement at the Patchogue theatreon Sunday, June 30. Its all star castis headed by Dolores Del Rio , PatO'Brien, Leo Carrillo and EdwardEverett Horton.

Warren and Ihibin and Dixon andWrubel , wrote the songs "Mucha-cha," "Lady in Red" and the titlesong, 'Tn Caliente."

Phil Regan, the radio cop, singsthe "Muchacha," which features Do-lores in a dance review, and "ToCall You My Own," a ballad. Wini-fred Shaw sings the "Lady in Red,"and "In Caliente" is sung by a groupof entertainers. The cast includesthe famous DeMarcos, who do somespecialty dancing. v—

Co. Treasurer TerryA Candidate Again?

^•OUNTY Treasurer Ellis T. Terry

of Riverhead , who is now serv-ing his second term in that office , isbeing prominently mentioned for re-nomination in the Republican pri-

Ellis T. Terry

mary this fall. He has filled the re-sponsible position in a very capableand effici ent manner during a periodwhen unusual financial conditionshave prevailed. Among others whosenames have been suggested for thenomination are Deputy CountyTreasurer John C. Peck of South-ampton, a former assemblyman andformer principal of the" Southamp-ton school, and Nelson C. Osborne ofEast Hampton.

Ronkonkomaand the Lake

MRS. George Pearsall of Patch-ogue was hostess to the Wednes-

day afternoon bridge club last week.Mrs. - Joseph Kirk was hostess to

the Philhesperons at their last homemeeting of the season. The occa-sion was also a farewell party to oneof their members, Mrs. ClarenceBadman, who is leaving with " berchildren to join her husband in the*northern part of the state where heis employed in the department offorestry; Mrs. Badman expects tobe away for a year.

The Ronkonkoma school held abeach party last Tuesday at JackYerk's. "

Regents examinations were heldin tbe local school last week, includ-ing pupils of the Nesconset and Cen-tereaeh schools. Graduation exercis-es for the Lake Ronkonkoma schoolwill be held in the Methodist Episco-pal Parish hall this Thursday eve-ning, followed by a reception for theretiring principal , Charles W. Haw-kins.

Mrs. Laura Washbur n of LakeGrove was the guest of honor lastWednesday afternoon at a din-ner party arranged in celebration ofher seventy-ninth birthday anniver-sary by her hostess, 'Mrs. J.' DavidTerry of Lake Grove. Other guests atthe party were Mrs. Sterling Girar-det, Mrs. Emil Becker, Mrs. EdwardWoodcock and Mrs. Florence Wills.|\ /|R. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln have*¦*¦*• returned from Buffalo.

Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Gagel andfamily of Brooklyn spent the week-end at Lake View Terrace.

About 100 members of the,. Moth-er's club of Grover Cleveland Highschool, Brooklyn, took a bus ride fpra dinner party at Yerk's last Mon-day -With Mrs. F. Stoder as chairlady.There was entertainment and danc-ing. Mrs. Sampson and Mrs. L. Risergave iome excellent musical numbers.

Anv; opening celebration will beheld at the Piccadilly hotel, Saturday,June 29, with music and entertain-ment.

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Curtis ofHollis recently visited at the Farnumhome on Portion road.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Witte anddaughter, Miss Marjorie Witte, haveopened their home on Portion roadfor the summer.

Mrs. F. Newton entertained at herhome recently, Mrs. J.' Agnew, Mrs.Joseph of London , England , Mrs. S.Taylor and Miss Margaret Agnew ofLos Angeles, Cal., Mrs. J. 0.Winesch, Mrs. William Guitram andMrs. Peacock.

Mrs. Alice Penchuck was hostessat a cocktail party recently at herhome near . Hudson avenue'. Herguests were Mrs. " Edwin Risch and'Mrs. -Dorothy Whitson of the Lakeand Mi*, and Mrs. Sidney Jones ofNeponset and Miss Mary Montgom-ery Qf Flushing.

Mrs. Isabelle Laffray has had asher house guest at her home, "Bel-lair Farm," Dr. Nora. Moyer ofWashington; D. C.

The Tuesday Bridge club met atthe home of Mrs. D. Seibert lastweek-

Mr, and Mrs. Jack May of Brook-lyn recently visited at "the home

Mrs. L. J.T Jones is visiting at NewLondon, Conn,of Mr. and Mrs. D. Newton.

Irene Coleman, granddaughter ofMr. and Mrs. Morris? Hawkins, wastaken to' :the Southside hospital j BayShore Monday where sbe underwentan , operation for ,appendicitis. .?* The ladies of St. Mary's EpiscopalParisli guild will sponsor" a cardparty in the Lake pavilion of GeorgeBusch this Friday' ovening;

Mrs. Dorothy , Whitson of HenkelI'drivQ; entertained at; dinner recentlyH. Ss'rehbetz • and daughters, theMisse/3 Doris and Winifred , of Wood-haven..- ,':¦ ". ' . '¦ Mrs. Daisy Baker of Lake Groveis' spending a few weeks in Comiecti-

;cut.?::-- ; " ;?: ' .i '.. : ' ¦ 7. ' : ': ': . ' ¦' ¦' 7- 7V '" ¦" . . " ' ;. - •¦ ?,Mr's7;:Frank L,?Kewt<>n:;entertainedat a reception• last Wednesday after-hooir f or Mm - Samuel Taylor of L<>,3

Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Joseph Mur-phy of London , England, Mrs. Tay-lor and Mrs. Murphy are sisters ofJames Agnew and are visiting Mr.and Mrs. Agnew.

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Girardethad as their guests last week Mr. andMrs. Fred Burghardt of Douglaston.

The Men's club of the MethodistEpiscopal church and their familieswere guests of the Central IslipMethodist Episcopal Men 's club, lastTuesday night in Central Islip. Theywere entertained by movies takenand presented by Mr. Dailey of Cen-tral Islip.

The Rev. David K. Sloatman droveto Pennsylvania and returned withhis father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.D. A. Sloatman of Williamsport, andMr. and Mrs. T. D. S Bprdner, whoare visiting at the Lake Grove par-sonage .

Doris and Harold Sorenson, Jr.,children of Mr. and Mrs. HaroldSorenson of Lake Grove, entertain-ed a few of' their young friends at ajoin t birthday party at their homelast Wednesday afternoon. Theirguests were the Misses Dora Becker,Jean and Alice' Swain, Marjory andDorothy Clift , Claire Rummel andNorma Duffield , also Archie Court,Urban Carpenter , Charles DavidSloatman, Timmy Warren and FrankRummel, Jr. Various games wereplayed , during the afternoon and lat-er the guests sat down to a birthdaytable, decorated in yellow.

Miss Dolly Schiffman of New Yorkhas opened a bungalow for the sum-mer on Ronkonkoma,avenue.

Charles . .Holnigrun^.awived Thurs-day on the 'S. S; Western. ,Wbrld?fromSouth America ' and;.'wilt , spend sometime at his: homo- near , ihe lal&J I II

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A son was- born to Mr. and Mrs.William Rogers at the Mather Me-morial hospital , Port Jefferson , lastThursday. Mrs. Rogers was the for-mer Edith Leighton of Port Jeffer-son. Mother and child are doingnicely.

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quisite color at the conclusion of theprogram.

Principal DuBois made the an-nouncements and the pupils of thefifth , sixth and seventh grades tookpart in the program with vocal se-lections, A fine children's orchestraunder the direction of .their teacher ,Chester Moore, played several fineselections during the intermissions.

This year's graduates are : ElsieBeck, Viola Gautier, Edith Greisham-mer, Margaret Ihm, Doris Nagel,Marion Sporck , Grace Wessel , Otti-!ie Zeidler, John Gautier , EdwardKiernan , Peter Seitz, Lester Sprague,and A.rthur Suga. The class colorswere blue and white, and the motto"Loyalty. "

The program was as follows :Orchestra selections by Chester

Moore 's school orchestra.Play— "Graduation at Gayville ," by

graduates, Elsie Beck , Margaret Ihm,Grace Wessel , Ottilie Zeidler, JohnGautier , Peter Seitz, Lester Sprague ,and Arthur Suga. Helpers , MarieBeck , Elly Buchta , Joseph Connellyand Russell Kane. Very amusingsketch.

Orchestra selection.Salutatory by Doris Nagel.Class poem by Ottilie Zeidler.Chorus by pupils of the 4, 5, 6 and

7th grades.Oration by Marion Sporck , excep-

tionally well written by herself , thesubject being the San Diego exposi-tion , which she memorized.

Class will by Edith Greishammer,which was very humorous.

Principal's address and distributionof awards—Leonard DuBois.

Presentation of gifts by Elsie Beck.Chorus "by pupils of the 4, 5, 6 and

7-th grades.Valedictory by Viola Gautier.Awarding of diplomas by James

Flynn, president of the Medfordboard of education.

Presentation of flowers.Conclusion—Orchestra selection.Certificates for perfect attendance

during the entire year were 'givenout by Principal DuBois, and certi-ficates of merit for high averages inclass work were distributed to pupilsof the school.

Pupils receiving perfect attendancecertificates were: James Anderson ,George Beck, Marie Beck, Mary Bi-anco, Robert Boehl , Elly Buchta , Jos-eph Connelly, Marion Connelly, Hen-rietta Dodt , James Follmer, PatriciaHart, Ralph Hart, Jerry Holub, Mar-garet Ihm , Russell Kane, James Mur-ray, Doris Nagel, Harry Riley, JohnRiley, Mary Schlosser , Peter Seitz ,

William Seitz, Arthur Suga, GraceSuga , Lottie Tiller, Darwin Thomas,Martin Thomas , Annette Weinrich,Edward Yost , Frederick Yost, IreneZeidler , Lillian Zeidler , Ottilie Zeid-ler.

Merit certificates for those attain-ing high marks in the examinationsthis year were awarded to:

5th Grade—Frances Adams, Ger-trude Baker , June Ellis, PatriciaGautier, Frank Holtz , Gertrude Jung,Pauline Vaughan , Irene Zeidler.

6th Grade — Dolores Eberhardt,Matthew Masem , Doris Wessel , JohnWhite, George Zaharatos, LillianZeidler.

7th Grade—'James Anderson , Dom-inic Baranello , Marie Beck, EllyBuchta, Joseph Connelly, MargaretHart , Ralph Hart, Edward Hartl , Al-bert Hudak , iHelen Jacobi , RussellKane, John Sporck , - Grace Suga,Charles Theide, Frank Toth , AnnetteWeinrich and Dorothy Wessell.

Medford School HasGraduation Program

THE BRIDGEPORT FERRYON ITS SUMMER SCHEDULE

The summer timetable of theBridgeport and Port Jefferson Steam-boat company °goes into effect orf Fri-day and the steamers Park City andLong Island will make four trips aday each way. They will leave PortJefferson at 8 o'clock and 10 o'clockin the morning and 2 and 5 o'clockin the afternoon. From Bridgeportthey will sail at 10 o'clock a. m. and2 o'clock, 5 o'clock and 7 o'clock p. m.