The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-08
Overlook Cottage Park Club Planning For
 HalIOsCe ,en Party

Park Club for the coming year were elected last night. Joseph Kenney was reelected president. Other officers are: First vice. president, Joseph Brenneis; second vice-president, Mrs William Guil- foile; third vice-president. Mrs Henry Preusser; treasurer, E. c. Thompson; secretary, Everitt M. Stanley.
 Mrs Frank W. Ineson was elcted editor of the clubs magazine, "The Coordinator'. She was nominated from the floor and defeated Mrs W. J. Slator, who has been editor for the past year.
 The club voted to hold Hal lowe'en party on November 4th. Joseph Brenneis Is chairman of the committee in charge. The club criticised the action of its execu- tive board in transacting business that should have come before the entire membership of the club. Ii was voted to condemn any secret activities on the part of the board.
 The outgoing and incomming off, ficials will be entertained at a din- ner later in the month, the date yet to be set. It was voted to appro-
 priate $25 for the school milk fund, $25 for the school welfare fund administered by Miss Eliza beth Cowan and $20 for the Hal lowe'en affair. The general fund was drawn on for nearly $100 to make up the Fourth of July cele- bration's deficit. It is likely that another Christmas fete for the children will be staged this year.
 Mrs Barton Chapin of Madison was hostess for the closing meet ing of the Madison Garden club held recently with the president, Mrs John B. Wallace, Jr, of New Haven, presiding. The first slides of the gardens of the member clubs of the Federated Garden clubs of Connecticut were shown. New officers were installed at the meeting and they will take office at the next meeting of the club to be held in May of next year. Prior to the meeting the new and old officers were guests of honor at a luncheon given by Mrs Herbert Shuttleworth. The new officers in- clude president, Miss Anna Mof- fatt; vice-president, Mrs Robert Milligan; treasurer, Mrs David c. Griggs of Pine street; recording secretary, Mrs H. H. Shuttleworth; corresponding secretary, Mrs Will liam D. Lyon. The outgoing off, cers are president, Mrs John B. Wallace; vice-president, Mrs Julius B. Smith of Buckingham street; treasurer, Mrs David C. Griggs; and secretary, Mrs A. Ward Foote.
 At a recent meeting of the board of assistants of the Connecticut Society of Mayfiower Descendants held in the home of the governor, Prof Edward F. Humphrey in Hart ford, it was announced that the An- nnal meeting will be held on the 26th in Morgan Memorial, follow ing which the portrait of Gov Ed ward Winslow will be unveiled. The artist, Ebon F. Comins, will be the speaker. Luncheon will be served at o'clock in the Hartford club, with Arthur Winslow, head of the Winslow association in America, as the speaker. Gov Will bur l.. Cross and Sen Hiram Bing- ham will be present and will give short addresses. Miss Katherine s. Day has reported that copies of the Canterbury church records, which have been published by the May flower and Connecticut Historical society, will be on sale at that time. The following applications for membership in the society were ap- proved: Julian Sergeant Allene, of Hartford. ninth fin descent from stephen Hopkins; Mrs r Perry Hubbard. of Middletown; ninth in descent from Stephen Hopkins; Mrs Arthur Lincoln Peale, of Nor wich, 11th in descent from Will liam Bradford; Mrs Isaac Dow Russell, of New Britain. ninth in descent from William Bradford; Miss Doris Adelaide Tryon, 10th in descent from John Alden.
 Miss Clara Sandore of Wood street entertained last evening at a spaghetti supper in honor of Miss Nell Salem of Hill street. who has recently returned from spend- ing the summer months in Maine. Miss Salem also was high score in the games which were enjoyed la- ter in the evening. Those attend ing were the Misses Nell Salem, Mary Minervino, Alice Szustecki, Jill Suozzo, Sophie Szustecki, En- cline Membrifio and Clara Sandore.
 A meeting of the University of Maine alumni will be held tomor- row at o'clock at the Hotel Ban croft in Worcester after the Maine Holy Cross football game. Reser- vations for the dinner may be made through Philip H. Stevens of 629 New Britain avenue, Hart ford. president of Connecticut Val ley Maine Alumni association.
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