The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29

The Rev Coleman Nevile, S. J.s president of Georgetown Univer- sity, and the Rev Charles w. Lyons S. J., former head of the Washing. ton Institution, Will be among tho invited guests attending the an- nual meeting. of the Georgetown Alumni Association of Connecticut to be held in this city Thursday evening, February 7th, at the Hotel Elton.
 The annual event is to be made a formal testimonial to Meutenant- Governor Frank Hayes of this city, a member of the class of 1908, to honor him upon his election to his present state office. As q special tribute to Lieut-Gov Hayes q num- Der of members of his class are planning to attend the event.
 Among those in the 1908 class. who have been invited are Leslie w. Brennan, Utica, N. r.; Alston Cockrell, Jacksonville, Fla; James s. Collifiower, Washington, D. C.; Gerald M. Egan, Brooklyn, N. F.; George R. Frye, Birmingham, Mich Harry A. Harrigan, New York; Joseph H. Lawler, Hartford; Mat Harlow r. Pease, Butte, Mont; Thomas K. Scheller, Chambers burg. Pa; Joseph N. Shriver, West minister, Md; Gerhard J. simon. Buffalo, N. F.; Henry T. vlymen, Rochester, N. Y.; and William J. Vlymen, Faribault, Minn.
 Committees Active,
 Attorney Maurice F. Wrenn, sec- retary of the State association, Is chairman Of the committee in charge of the banquet. Attorney John H, Cassidy is state president; Frank Burke of Hartford Is vice. president. and Judge J. Lambert Degnan of Southington, treasurer.
 The executive committee consists of the officers, Thomas s. Smith of Hartford. Philip Mclean of New Haven, Dr Joseph Watts of Bridge port, Dr H. II. Heffernan of Nor walk, and John Allen of Danbury.
 The Honorable Joseph l.. Hur- ley, licutenant-governo of Massa- chusetts and a member of the class of 1920, has already signitied his intention of attending tho ban quet and testimonial, as has tho Honorable William Flynn, former governor of Rhode Island and q member of the class of 1909.
 Leo Klauberg, who was present at the successful meeting held here year ago, will also be present this year. Mir KIauberg is president of the New York Chapter of the alumni and is 0 member of the class of 1912.
 District Attorney Thomas A. Moriarty, 1914, of Springfield. one of the main speakers year ago, has sent word that he will be here if he can make the necessary are rangements. He os at present pro- scouting 6 murder case in Hamp- den county, Massachusetts.
 Prominent Guests.
 Other invited guests include Att tofney Frank J. Hogan. 1902, nl- tional alumni group and former Alumni Assn; James A. Farrell, Farrell, former head of tho na- tional aIumn group and former president and chairman of the board of the U. $. Steel Corp: Hon. Jesse C. Adkins, 1899. justice of tho supreme court, District of Coipmbla; Hon Edmund W. Flynn. 1915, chief justice, supreme court, Rhode Island: Hon John W. Bank head, 1893. U. s. senator from 1890, U. $. senator from Wyom-
 
 congressman from Rhode Island; Hon William r. Connery, 1926, congressman from Massachusetts. Hon John J. Douglas. 1898, former congressman from Massac husetts: Hon James W. McClintie. 1917, congressman from oklahoma; Hon Francis E. Walter, 1919, congress- rnam from Pennsylvania; Hon Will liam +. Thom, 1916, congressman from ohio; Hon Martin Conboy. 1898, U. s. district atty, New York: Hon John Clifford, 1913. U. S. dis trict Attorney, Maine; Hon Wm r. x. Geoghan. 1906. former district attorney, Brooklyn, N. Y; John r. Crosby, 1912, former U. s. district attorney, Connecticut, now of Washington D. C.; Hon George E. Cortelyou, 1895, former secre- tary, U. s. treasury, now president, Consolidated Gas Co, New York;