The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-19
.SOciaI Calendar Of LanruIt0n Hall
 AInnnae Group

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 Of interest to members of the Aiumnae association of Lauralton hall and their friends is the an- nouncement of the social calendar for the year 1883 which was adopted Ut the executive meeting of the officers, executive board, and regents held at Lauralton Hall, Milford, on Saturday, November f2. Miss Helen II. O'Ncil, Brook lyn, N. Y., president, presided at n most enthusiastic and wei attend ed meeting. The opening event on the social calendar will be Alum nae Social day, scheduled for Sum- day. January 22. The Apple Blos- som Fete Bridge which annually attracts hundreeds of people from aIl parts of the state, New York city and vicinity, will take place Saturday, April 20. Childrcn's day., at which the children of the aiumnae will be the guests of hon. or, will be observed Sunday, June Il. All members of the Alumnae are asked to note the above dates and are urged to attend all these events. Two resignations were tendered, Miss Sara T.. Feehen, New IIAYeHs IEOIII tHg Bthil VA the Lauraiton News, and Miss Hell en Toomey. Mt Vernon, N. r., from the executive board. A vote of thanks was given those most efii- cient officers, and their resignations regretfuIly accepted. Miss Helen Y. Ratchford, Norwa,x and Mrs J0- geph Drury, New Haven, were ap- pointed to the editorial staff of the News, and Miss Florence Halpin, Bridgeport, was elected to the ex- ecutiye board. Following the busi- ness session, a delicious supper was served in the academy dining hall. Later in the evening Miss 'ONcil gave an illustrated travelogue of her recent trip abroad, and showed excellent movies of several Euro pean countries and the Holy Land. Officers present included: Prest- dent, Miss Helen K. O'Niei. Brook lyn, N. Y.; first president, Mrs Cuthbert German. Westfeld, Mass; second e-presidcnt, Miss Gene yievc Haipine, New Milford; re- cording secretary, Miss melda Fay. Meriden; corresponding secretary. Miss Charlotte Leary. Ansonia; as- sistant corresponding secretary, Rev Sister Mary cclestine. Mil- ford; treasurer, Miss Claire Mur- ray, Derby; assistant treasurer. Miss Catherine Leahy, Derby; ex- ecutive board, Miss Alice Hay, Mrs Frank Wynne. Norwaik; Mrs Wll- Ham Gmur. Torrington; Miss Eliz- abeth Barry, Mcriden, and Miss Florence Halpin. Bridgeport; re- gents, Bridgeport. Miss Cecile shannon: Hartford. Miss Constance MacDonald; Merlden. Miss Eliza beth Barry: Torrington, Mrs Wil- Ham GmIr; Ansonin. MISS Char iottc Leary; waterbury -Nnugntuck, Miss Ruth stapieton; New York city. Mrs Eugene Fonda; Middle town, Miss Marion. Dugan; Dan- bury. Miss Margaret Connery; Mill ford, Mrs Edwin Joy; Stanford Norwnlk, Miss Constance Bnllard New Haven, Miss Virginia Began and Massachusetts Miss Alice Ray.
 Ralph s. Munger of Yates ave- nue was elected yice-prcsident Of the Connecticut Williams college alumni at tho annual meeting held in Hartford recently. John A. Coe, Jr,. was chairman of the nOnnin- ating committee electing officers. Other local elections included that of Roy pr John N. Lewis to mem berehip on tho executive commit- tee. Walter w. Wilcox of Middle town was reflected president Of the alumni and William II. Bulkeley Of Hartford reelected gecretnry-trens- tirer. Frederick vaill of Elmwood avenue, Williams '32, and John Bright of Willow street, class Of 1880, were among the new mem bers received Into the association
 Tho watcrvillc Girls club met Thursday evening at the homo Of Miss Gladys T. Munroo of Wheeler street. Plans were discussed for the card parties to Do given by the VII. rious members in their homes Thursday evening. Dec 8. for the purpose of raising money for Christmas baskets for the needy. The bowling team will meet on Thursday, Dec 1, at the Waterbury Womer's club and tho regular pe- cepber meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Dec ib.
 The following committee VIII De in charge of the weekly card party to Do given at Lyoeum hall by the Ladies of et patrick'S parish on Tuesday evening. Mrs John Kelley, Mrs Martxi Gavin, Mrs John smith Mrb John Doran. Mrs Catherine Flanagan, Mrs Patrick Sullivan and Miss Mary Broderick.