The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-29
Connecticut College Students To Vote
 Or Election

college campus November 3 pre- ceded by a lively campaign, will show the attitude of the 5so stud ents of the college concerning the presidential election. Students un- der the college Forum have organ ized three committees to represent each of the major national political parties. There will be a republican, democratic and socialist party each of which will conduct a campaign on the campus. Literature ana pins from the national parties Will be distributed. Students will meet to hear the radio speeches or the party leaders. Miss Alice Kelly of Mount Clemens, Mich, chairman of the Forum, expects to announce soon the names of the prominent party workers who will speak at the campaign rallies. Informal groups will discuss the national campaign issues and the three marty platforms. The night before the election there will be a three cornered debate followed by torch light parade. Every student who IS 21 or over is urged to vote in her nome I0WH II pooSipASS Ooe SAAS straw vote will be taken of all students.
 Miss Lucille Cain of Cleveland, o. and Miss Susan Crawford of Westport, Conn, are in charge of the republican group. Miss Bar bara Meaker of Bronxville, N. r.. and Miss Helen Smiley of Louis vile, Ky. are chairmen for the A1iaA To1,lnV nf Flushing Y..N., and Miss Charlotte Hamburger of Melrose Park, Pa, are directing the socialist cam paign.
 Ivan Coulter and Allen Ruffin were top qualifiers in the Water bury district for the state tourna- ment to be held at the New Haven Lawn club on Saturday, Nov 9th. Each will be presented an engrav- ed plate telling of the event. Their average for the qualifying rounds was .6241. Rowley W. Phillips and w. Vincent Allen of Bridgeport were a. close second with an aver age of .6212. Other qualifiers and their scores in order follow: E. E. Howarth and H. A. Sexton. .6123; Walter Malsch and F. A. Stewart, .6123; Mir and Mrs Wayne c. smith of Meriden, .6006; Lawrence L. Lewis and Warren F. Kaynor, .5964; Mrs I. B. Clark and w. Sherman Smith, .5957.
 Other high scorers were Dr Will liam Carroll and c. S. Powers of Meriden, 592; Frank Smyth and Albert s. Jourdan, .577; H. I. Ladd and Dr George Hobb of Bristol, .575; Mrs Carl Heebner and Mss Catherine Maloney, 1887; Mrs F. A. Jackie and Mrs R. D. Schroeder, 566; Henry Newman and J. R. Cummings, 1884; Mrs William Rice Smith and Mrs John B. Kirby, Jr., of Meriden, .563; Mrs Frank P. Guilfoile and Mrs Franklin O'Don- nell, 1892.
 Seven pairs from Waterbury and Hartford and nine from Bridgeport and New Haven will in the final session at the New Haven Lawn club on Sat urday, Nov 5. The afternoon ses- sion will begin at o'clock and at the end of the afternoon play, 16 pairs will be eliminated from the evening match which starts at 8 o'clock.
 All bridge enthusiasts who are interested in the finals will be ex- tended the courtesy of the Lawn club on that day and may parti- cipate in an open tournament at which the Mitchell movement will be used. The Howell match point scoring will be used in the cham pionshp match.
 "The Adventures of Grandpa, a three act comedy, was presented evening by the Women's Get Together club of the Third church before a l large and appreciative audience in the parish hall. Those taking part | Included Kenneth Rowe, Ralph | Hoxie of Southbury, Clinton Rans- Misses Dorothy Van Wart, Helen | low of Watertown, Cedric Bryant, | Chipman, Ruth Chipman, Lucille | Ostrander and George Jaeger, Rob- | ert Jones was director. Mrs Nor ton Chipman acted as prompter | and Mrs Sarah V. Chipman and | Mrs Albert Harris comprised the | ticket committe. Others assisting | were Mrs Howard Heminway, Mrs | Henry Vollers, Mrs Joseph Smith | and Mrs H. l.. Fogg, refreshments Mrs Morton Chipman. Mrs Conner Lewis and Mrs H. L. f F'ogg, general committee; Morton | Chipman, lighting effects and Lewis l door chairman. At tho | vocal selections were l given by Miss Hazel Fogg assisted | by Cedric Bryant.
 Miss Alma M. Donais of West | street, entertained the | members of The Happy-Go-Lucky | Girls at her home on Thursday | evening. A musical program was enjoyed. Miss Donais' guests were: Adrienne Arcand, Alice St Mary, Rolanda Pelletier, Simonne Des- chene, Pauline Grenier. Doris | Helen Tessier, and Lil- Han Vanasse.