The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-21
ANNUAL MEETING L.F.C.A. SUNDAY
Miss Evelyn Walsh Was Elected Governor of the
 Connecticut Division
FROM ALL OVER STATE

At the annual meeting of the In- ternational Federation of Catholic Alumnae held yesterday afternoon at the Waterbury Catholic High school Miss Evelyn Walsh, grad uate of Notre Dame academy was elected governor of the Connecti- cut division of the federation. Miss Walsh is the daughter of Mrs Will liam T. Walsh of Wildwood ave- nue and is associated with the Rox- bury school in Cheshire where her brother William Walsh is an in- structor. Mr Walsh Is known for his many writings on Catholic sub- jects, both prose and poetry. Mss Walsh has also written consider ably.
 Reports were read at the meet ing by various chairmen and the musical program was presented by the Notre Dame choral club di- rected by Isaac Beecher Clark. The selections included "Mornfng'' by Oley Speaks; Little Damozer' by Ivor Novello; There's Lark in My Heart" by Charles Spross, and "Springtime of the Year" by Harrit Rush. Instrumental selec- tions were given by Miss Marie Heringer at the piano and Mrs Charles Stokesbury, viollnist.
 officers elected in addition to Miss Walsh were:
 Vice-governor, Mrs John Con- way of the Academy of the Holy Family in Baltic; treasurer, Miss Rita Cox of Lauralton hall, Mil- ford; recording secretary, Mrs Anna c. Maher of Hartford; and corresponding secretary, Miss Mar. guerite Sullivan of Waterbury Catholic high school.
 The department chairmen for the year are the following: Liter- ature, Miss Mary b. Kelley, an alumna of Notre Dame academy of Waterbury; social service, Mrs Pat rick Timmins of Stamford; Girl Scouts, Miss Agnes Gorse of Sims bury; education, Miss Mary M. A. Bennett, an alumnae of Notre Dame, Waterbury: bureau of braille, Mrs John P. Barry. an alumna of Notre Dame; bureau of Legislation, Miss Mildred Cotter of Hartford; missions, Miss Ann Fry CT, graduate of Sacred Heart high, Waterbury; historian, Miss Ellen Reynolds of New Haven; organiza- ton, Miss Leah McNierney of Wethersfeid; ways and means, Mrs M. A. Connor of Hartford; print ing, Miss Alice McIcvoy of Hart ford; Hartford circle regent, Miss Agnes O,Sullivan of Hartford: Nev Haven circle, Miss Rita Cox of Mil- ford; and Waterbury. circle. Mrs Frank F. McEvoy. alumna of No- fsa xs1a ara Aavpau
 The officers of Notre Dame alumnae sponsored the meeting. They include the president. Mrs Frank F. McEvoy; vice-president Miss Mary M. A. Bennett. record- ing secretary, Miss Marjorie Cor coran; treasurer, Miss Catherine connor; and financial secretary. Miss Anne Phelan.
 .Notre Dame Alumnae present. inc cluded: Margaret s. Stok esbury, Marie HerInger, F. Mae Keefr, Lo- retta c. Mahoney, Anna c. Ma M. Madden, Mary Kelley. Mary Mitchell, Gertrude M. Mitchell. Mrs Anna Bennett Daiy, Mrs J. D. Rus sell, Catherine l.. Lahey, Madelyn | f1uBHeb MSGlItD kWEB NAASh@Sl Ss SA lulIo. Sara c. Bennett, Alice c. ] Wolff, Mrs Henry c. Kast, Mrs Thomas F. Nolan, Mrs II. T. Far
 rington, Jr. Mrs John H. Kilduff,
 Mary E. Devereaux, Anne M. Dev- ereaux, Mary Gumpper, Louise H.
 McEIligot, Mrs Edward E. Gull bert, Anna Perley, Julia c. Kelley, Mrs T. F. Lynch, Elsie D. Barry. Mary B. McNAmara, Katherine M. Lewis of Boston, Catherine Hutch inson, Mary V. Quinlan, Mary Lord, Madeline Farley Pope. Helen | Jackson sherwell. Marjorie M. Farley, Lucille E. Farley. Alice E. Lawlor, Agnes c. Mahaney. Cath crime R. Mahaney. Mrs Edward c. gobbin. Katherine M. Bresnahan.