The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-23

WntartOWn, Oct. 9S.-Otficers for khe coming year were elected at khe regular meeting of the Lady Hewitt Council of Sunshine Girls Wednesday evening. Those chosen were: Royal princess, Marjorie Florian; charity, Helen Bennett; Friendship, Shirley Caldwell; royal prelate, Dorothy Magee; royal re- Eordcr, Ruth Atwood; royal ex- chequer, Mary Hickcox; royal guide, Evelyn Lund; mystic one, Edith Bennett; royal warder, Ethel Mac times: royal sentinel, Mary Hol- brook; pianist, Lillian Lindsay, royal adviser, Mrs. Wilbur Hewitt; coun- Hilors from the Pythian Sisters, Mrs. Stanley Barlow, Mrs. H. J. Evans, and Mrs. Glenn Dustin; councillors from the Knights of PythiaS, H. J. Evans, Edison Bennett; trustee for three years, Amy Gibson; installing officer, Mrs. Wilbur Hewitt. The officers elected at the meet Ing will be installed at the next meeting.
 Following the business meeting a Halloween party was held. Prizes were awarded to Mary Robert for Ehe prettiest costume and Betty Booth for the funniest. Refresh ments Nwere served by Mary Hick- Eox and Amy Gibson, hostesseS for Ehe evening, and 8 program of games and entertainment was en- Hoyed under the direction of Lil- Han Lindsay.
 i Plan Smoker
 ] Plans for 8 smoker in the near Future, and also for a game supper were discussed at the monthly meeting of the Fish and Game as- Eociation in the town hall Tuesday evening. Lester Odell was appoint ed chairman of the committee for the smoker and John Shield for Ehe supper.
 It was also voted during the evening to pay $100 to each of the two mortgage holders on the trap shooting grounds of the associa- Sion.
 Glasses Dismissed Early
 Glasses in the Watertown high school were dismissed yesterday morning about 11:30 in order to give the children interested a chance to go to Waterbury to see khe President.
 Republican Rally
 The Litclfield County Young Republican club will hold a rally in khe Morris Community hall Octo. 20 at p. m. Albert Lavery, can- hidate for lieutenant governor and U. Warren Upson, candidate for congressman from the fifth district will be the speakers. <! High School Musical Show f A musical comedy "Trip Toes" will be presented in the auditorium of the Watertown high school this evening for the benefit of the Ath- aeti0 association. A large cast of Forty to fifty in number have been Eehearsing under the direction of Alfred Deland. Tickets for the show have been selling rapidly and 3 full house is expected. Door prizes donated by the merchants of Wa kertown and Oakville, will be given sway. Dancing will follow the show. Card and Bing0 Party ! Bridge and bingo were played at the weekly card party sponsored by the Connecticut Council of Catholic Women Thursday evening fin St. Johns school hall. Those who Rtetnded were: Miss Ann Eustace, Mrs. Antonio Deruisseaux, Mrs. Ed ward Coon, Mrs. Sarah O'Neill, Mrs. John Haddad, Mrs. John Mil- Ger, Mrs. R. B. Parks, Miss Aida Burrell, Miss Mabel Finn, Mrs. Mary Grenier, Mrs. Thomas F. McGowan, Mrs. John Minehan, Mrs. Harry Parker, Mrs. Joseph Collins, Mrs. Otis Harrison, Francis Gallagher, Mrs. Henry O'Connor, Miss Ellen Kearney, MT. and Mrs. Donat Le- may, Edward Derry, Mrs. Henry Derry, Misses Anna Kenny, Mae Geoghegan, Mary Habelka, Bertha Habelka, Mrs. George Ryan, Mrs. J. M. Keiilty, Mrs. Fred Toffey, MT. and Mrs. John Habelka, Mrs. Edward Koslosky, Mrs. Dennis Mur- phy, Mrs. Catherine Burns, Mrs. Henry O'Neill, Mrs. Michael Han- non, Mrs. Raymond West, Mrs. Har- odl Cleary, Mrs. Thomas Geoghegan end Miss Laura Dufresne.
 Scout District Meeting
 Delegates from the town in the sixth district under the Waterbury Boy Scout Council met Wednesday evening at the home of John o. Connor of Academy Hill. Appoint mentS of chairmen for the various organization committees were made but not completed. Another meet ing will be held next month in Southbury.
 A program of activities for the coming year was drawn up and dis cussed. An endeavor will be made