The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-29

Halloween with it's goblins witches, imps, lighted pumpkins pumpkin pies and apple cider ar- rived in the city last night and will have control of the town until late Monday evening. Church societies, clubs and fraternal organizations started off auspiciously last night and continuing tonight, will wind up Monday evening with the last of the parties. While the real Hall lowe'en is not until Monday eve- ming, Oct. 31st, many of the or- ganizations held their parties last night, or will stage them tonight.
 Parties slated for Monday eve- ming include the Elks club, Chase Park House and the First Luth- eran church. The Palmour's club party will be held tonight. Organ izations which held their parties last night included the Washington Park Community club, Waterbury Business & Professional Women's clu, Second Congregational church school children, Young Peoples department of the First Baptist church and the Epworth league of the First Methodist church.
 One hundred couples are ex- p'ected for the Palmour clubs party tonight. It will commence at 11:30 and continue to dawn. The committee in charge is com posed of Louis Cohen, Sidney Pas ternak, Jack Pasternak, Samuel Cohen. Nate Block and Mamie Weiman.
 About 200 couples are expected for the annual dance and masquer- ade st the Elks club. The commit tee headed by Gene Oviatt has ar- ranged the hall in an attractive manner and prizes for best cos- thmes will be awarded.
 The big event of the west end will be the annual party to be Held at the Chase Park House Monday evening for children be- tween theages of 8 and IA. Miss Mildred Dunne, supervisor, assisted by Miss Ann Overton have charge df arrangements. Starting at 7:30 o'clock the evening will be chuck full of sparkling events for the children. For instance, included among the refreshments will be apples for everyone, donated by Frederick S. Chase from his Mid dlebury farm. Ice cream for every one will be donated by Harry x. :Cashin. Only children holding tick cts or in costume will be admitted. First will be the wardrobe show wherein the children will give per formances. Those who will enter tain are Eleanor Culhane, Arlene Chatfield, Dorothy Garrity, Ger rude Carew, Mary Jane Hayes, Dot Sternberg, Gertrude McLarney and the Ryan brothers. The grand march will follow in which the Drizr costumes will be selected. Helen Phelan, school teacher will tell a horrifying ghost story after which the children will be taken to the "Spooky Room" Favors including hats, balloons and etc., will be donated by the Chase Park House officials. Judges for the cos- tunes will be Esther McLarney, Sadie Garrity and Helen Phelan. On, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock another party will be held for chil- dren between the ages of and z.
 t.More than 300 members are ex- pected to attend the Halloween 1arty to be given by the Luther League of the First Lutheran church in the parish house Mon- day evening. Prizes will be award- cd and various games will be play Cd. The committee in charge in- ciudes Adeline Guest, chairman, Edna Bosnian, G. Hettlinger, Mar xaret Herren, Herbert Pinter, Andrew and John Stavinsky.
 sThe Washington Park Commit nity Club members gave its eighth annual Halloween masquerade party at Piedmont hall last night. The hall was appropriately decor ated and the attendance was very gratifying to the committed. the furn out of neighbors and friends showing that the work the club is doing is appreciated by all who have the good of the community af heart. The costumes were unique and the judges found it di- ftcult to award the prizes and 7fd Justice to all who had attired Themselves for the occasion.
 @It was announced during the svening that members of the club will hold card party at the resi- Aence of Mrs Frank Filley on La val street Thursday night. Prizes We're awarded as follows:
 Funniest costumes, Mrs John Hing, and Frank Sturges; bes, dressed, Mrs Margaret Meehan and Miss Julia Brennan; and mos, ffovel, Mrs Matthew Murphy and Mrs James Fitzpatrick. The judges iMere Michael Hyland, Henry Elan chard, and William Gaughan. The GOYnmittee in charge of arrange ffIents consisted fthe chairman Ted Donahue, Mrs Maude Darling Mr and Mrs Andrew Cow, Franl &urges, John Dalton, and Thomas Connolly. Music was furnished bI 0ow's orchestra.
 ssEvery member of the Business Ind Professional Women was at tired in costume at the party las