The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-01
Orderly Celebration
 Of Halloween Noted
Gaiety Prevails at Enthusiastic Parties Vandalism
 Absent Numerous SOcials Mark Observance

saundry, Dominick zelone and George Nichols.
 Most patriotic, walter Aiearn; most original, Shirley Mack; hol1- orable mention, Caroline McHush, Richard Fink, Michael Colucci, Dot1- aid Thirs, Marilee Francis, Marie 0uffrie, Hazel Boyce, Douglas French, Robert Nicol, Frederick Greenwood and Nancy Dee.
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 Fifty couples made merry at the Halloween party sponsored by the Waterbury lodge of Elks. Dancing was enjoyed from Q to 1 o'clock, with dinner being served at II. Elks' hall was decorated with jack o'lanterns, pumpkins and other Hal- loween trimmings. Exalted Ruler John E. Bulger gave the toast to absence Elks.
 A costume party ct Mad River grange hall in Mill Plain drew a large crowd. Dancing was enjoyed, and Halloween games were played. Prizes were given for the best cos- tunes.
 The awards were: Best dressed man, John Crich; best dressed wo- man, Mary Ellen Elwell; funniest man, Joseph Ippolito; funniest wo- man, Ida Ippolito; best dressed child, Albert MatthewsT and fun. niest child, Ada May Holmes.
 St. Margaret's
 More than 100 couples attended the barn dance held last night ct St. Margaret's hall under the sponsor ship of the Holy Name Society. Costumes which suggested the league of nations and early Amer lea were featured ct the gathering. Rural atmosphere prevailed. Order ct the hall was preserved by Con. stable Michael J. Whelan whose constable badge could be seen for blocks. Mrs. William Duggan stir- prised the gathering when sine ap- peared attired as e trafilc policeman and Margaret Deeley acted as the local representative of Mae West. Practically every celebrity was pres- ent in accordance with the spirit of the evening.
 The judges of the evening who were faced with c close contest were: Attorney Finton Phelan, Mrs. James J. Carr, and Joseph Robin son. Their decisions proved to be well received. The winners were: Mir and Mrs. Richard Baldwin, best dressed couple; Doris Fritz and Anna McKenney of Litchaeld, most original, Margaret Deeley, funniest dressed lady, Harry Wigmore, fun- niest dressed man and Mrs. Ray Charron, prettiest lady.
 Community Parties
 Children were entertained at 0 party sponsored by the Pearl street neighborhood house. An entertain- ment program was presented, in which several skits were featured.
 The Bucks Hill Community Club celebrated with c masquerade dance. A few oid-time dances were inter- spersed with modern dances A large crowd enjoyed the affair.
 The Young Peoples Society of St. Johns Episcopal church enjoyed themselves ct q party in the church hall. Halloween games were played and refreshments were served.
 Lord Kitchener Post
 Members of Lord Kitchener Post and their Auxiliary enjoyed the evening ct social held ct the Yankee Division rooms of the state armory last night. The festivities were opened with c grand march. Prizes upon the occasion were awarded to Miss Gene Marshall, best dressed lady: Andrew Humpter, best dressed man; Mrs. Robertson Boyd, funniest lady and Duncan Rose, funniest dressed man. During the evening vocal renditions were given by Mir. Lillet, R. Goodman and William Thompson. Games and community singing were also enjoy cd and refreshments served.