The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-31
NlORRIs
CLUB TO HOLD REGULAR MEETING
State Forester to Give H. frustrated Lecture M0n-
 day Night

will hold it's monthly meeting in 1 the conference room at o'clock Monday evening. There will be an l illustrated lecture by State Pores ter Walter D. Filley of New Haven. The meeting will be opened by the singing of America, led by MT Wass,, director of the Morris Choral Club. At this meeting the prize of twenty-five dollars. which was offered by the Neighborhood club. will preside at Monday nights ing the best appearance, will be presented. Senator James M. club, will preside at Mondy noght's meeting. At the last meeting it was voted that the presiding off, cer appoint chairman of enter tainment for each meeting. Mrs Irving L. Moody was appointed chairman for Monday, November 2nd, and it was through her efforts that MT Filley has been engaged to give the lecture on State Forests and Parks.
 On Thursday evening 8 masquer- ade ball was held in the Morris Grange hall. This was sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society for the purpose of raising funds for re- pairs to conference room and foundation of the Congregational church. Thirty couples were pres ent. Receipts of the evening were about thirty-seven dollars, with expenses seventeen dollars. Music was furnished by the Northfield orchestra, Howard Spencer of West Morris acting as prompter. After the grand march prizes were awarded as follows: Funniest = Mrs David Benjamin of Morris and Miss Margaret Bruin of North l field. Best dressed David Blakeslee of Northfield and MT
 Siddell of Litchfield.
 Miss Spencer. teacher of the grammar school, entertained her
 pupils Friday afternoon. After a
 jolly time playing Halloween games, refreshments were served
 to the pupils and their little l friends.
 The Christian Endeavor Society | of the Morris Congregational
 church held a masquerade Hal newly decorated conference room.
 A very enjoyable evening was had
 by the young people.
 l Mrs Frederick Nathan, president
 of the Neighborhood Club, has
 closed her summer home in Nor
 ris and has returned to New York city. Mrs Corinne Johnson has re- :, turned with her to their winter home.
 MT and Mrs Irving Moody en- tertained Mir and Mrs Harry Cooke
 of Bantam Lake and Mrs Rogers of Morris at a game dinner Fri
 day evening.
 1 Mrs Alfred Mcdonnell and baby daughter of New Haven are visit | ing her mother, Mrs William Lay
 ton. She will remain until Sum- day evening.
 Charles Pack, Ava Root, Eunice Letsky and Marjorie Touponse of Morris, Seniors at Watertown High | school, attended a welcome party | Friday evening.
 Elton R. Skilton attended the Yale-Dartmouth game today at New Haven with Willard Layton, | a senior at Yale. MT Layton is
 spending the weekend at Morris
 Center with his parents, MT and
 Mrs William Layton.
 MT and Mrs William Morgan
 and MT and Mrs LeRoy Lamb and daughter, Hazel, spent unday in New Milford and Bridgewater, where they visited MT Morgan's brother, sherman Morgan, and his sister, Mrs James Roberts, of the respective places. After their visit they motored throug many scenic points of interest in that | section.
 MT and Mrs Ernest W. Skilton and sons motored to Stamford Fri day where they will spend the
 weekend with Mrs Earl Bronson. the niece of Mrs Skilton. Mrs
 Bronson Is giving a party today in honor of Buddy Skilton's birthday. | Mrs Lillie Root, who has been a
 patient at the Charlotte Hunger
 ford hospital in Torrington. re-
 turned to her home in Morris Gen.
 ter, Thursday night. Her many
 friends are glad to her that her
 health is much improved.
 LAKESIDE
 Mrs Bessie G. Weik attended a meeting of the Women's Demo-
 cratic. Club of Litchfield Thursday
 evening. The speakers were Mrs
 Anna Pettibone and Mrs Carroll of New Milford.
 Karl Weik of West Morris has
 sold his farm and, with his fami-
 ly, is moving to Hartford today.
 Their many friends in Lakeside
 and Morris regret their moving
 from town after so many years
 residence here.
 A bridge party was held at Mrs
 Botelle's Friday evening for the
 benefit of the st Paul's parish of
 Bantam, Conn. The party was success.