The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-29
Winners Of Garden
 Club Prizes Named

At the recent annual meeting of the Federated Garden clubs of Con- necticut, Mrs. Franklin B. Kirk bride of New Canaan, Chairman of the Roadside committee, announced the winners of the Photographic Competition held during the sum- mer by the Federated and the Con- necticut Forest and Park associa- tion.
 Mrs. Waldo s. Kellogg of Derby, member of both organizations, of fered three prizes totaling $50 for the best prints of 8 Connecticut roadside tree or a group of trees in which a single tree predomin- ated.
 The winners were: 1st prize, $25; c. E. Thompson of Bridgeport, 2nd prize, SIS; Edward c. Fisher of Stamford, and 3rd prize, $l0: Leon M. Gregg of Westbrook. Honorable mention was given to Leon M. Gregg of Westbrook, David Sommer of New Haven, O. O. Sundnerland of Bridgeport, A. B. Schon of Stratford, Miss Elizabeth Dickinson of Darien, Miss Jeanette Macomber of Darien, Mrs. Mabel R. Corbett of Milford, Mrs. Thomas F. Para disc Of Branford, George Morrison of Yalesville and Miss Mary N. White of Ridgefield.
 Mrs. John Barri of the Bridge port Garden club was chairman of the Competition Committee and the judges were: Mrs. Charles Simpson of the Norwalk Garden club, an artist; Rockwell D. Tal- madge, ex-president of the Camera club of Bridgeport; and Walter o. Filley, chief forester of the Con- necticut Agricultural Experiment Station at New Haven.
 Mrs. Raymond Dudley, mission ary to India, spoke Tuesday even- ing to members of the evening de- partment of the Second Congrega- tional church at their annual Hal lowe'en social held in the parish house. Following her talk, a group including Mrs. Edson R. Granger, Mrs. Herritt Anderson, Mrs. How ard Holcomb, Mrs. John Callender, Mrs. Duncan c. Rose, Mrs. Martin E. Lane, Mrs. Charles Sumpf, and Mrs. Thomas Morgan enacted a short impromptu skit "The Rum mage Sale".
 Mrs. Harold Quinn, chairman of the entertainment committee ar- ranged the program. Decorations were in keeping with the Hal lowe'en spirit, also the refresh mentS which were served later in the evening. Those present were Mrs. Merritt Anderson, Mrs. Olive Miss Leda Clark, Mrs. Homer Bronson, Miss Addie c. Corner, Mrs. John Callender, Miss Margaret Edwards, Mrs. Ida Frink, Mrs. Grace s. Galley, Mrs. Edson R. Granger, Mrs. Howard Holccmb, Miss Margaret Hender- son, Mrs. Martin E. Lane, Miss Margaret Mackie, Mrs. Mabel Ad- gate, Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Mrs. Charles Nielsen, Miss Mildred Parsons, Mrs. R. 0. Perry, Mrs. Harold 6lulnn, MrS. Samuel Hay, Mrs. Duncan c. Rose, Mrs. Ev- erett Stanley, Mrs. Charles Sumpf Mrs. Elton Thayer, Mrs. William Schneider, Miss Fannie Thomas Miss Bessie Vaughn, Miss Lila Wilbur, Miss Hazel Beecher, Mrs Harry Lathrop, Mrs. William Ro- sic, Mrs. Raymond Wylie, Mrs. H, F. White, Mrs. A. E. Brown, Miss Dorothy Drexel, Mrs. Frank Ine- son, Mrs. Marguerite Griffith, Mrs. Dora Colby, Mrs. Walter B. Robison Mrs. Robert Moran, Mrs. Lillian M. Shadbolt. Mrs. D. Mcdonald, Miss Christine Hall, Miss Bessie Hall, Mrs. R. R. Harrison, and Mrs. Ray . mond Dudley.
 A committee is arranging card party to be held Friday evening November and Miss Margaret Mackie is in charge of tickets.