The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-30
HRS. R. ROONEY
 CLUB'SHOSIESS
Entertains Legion AuxiIi. ary Members Circle
 Plans Card Party
| FAYETTEVILLE
 Hfrs. N ". lfenion. Correspond.
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Waterville, Oct. .3O-The following members of the Casper s. Davis American Legion Auxiliary, gathered at the home of Mrs. Ruth Rooney on Dwight street, Friday night fof Ia Halloween party: Mrs. Dorothy Cook, Mrs. Helen DiBlasi, Mrs. Julia Moriarty, Mrs. Bessie Brickett, Mrs Ethel Byrnes and Mrs. May Smith. Prizes were given for costumes, with Mrs. DiBlasi receiving the award for the prettiest, and Mrs. Byrlles, for the most horrible. Mrs. DiBlasi wore Spanish costume, and Mrs, Byrnes was dressed as an old witch, Games were played during the eve- ming, and a luncheon served of sand- wiches, pickles, pie and coffee. The table decorations were in keeping with Halloween.
 The evening proved so enjoyable, that 1t was suggested that q social take place once a month, at some members home in order to keep up the interest of the Auxiliary, aside from the regular business.
 Boy Scouts Frolic
 A Halloween party for members of Boy Scout Troop No. Sl, and their friends was held Friday night, at Fraternity Hall, with Ronald Benson in charge, assisted by William Chris tie, and MT. and Mrs. Frederick Hoadley, present, as guests. S
 Games were played and refresh- ments, of sandwiches, doughnuts and sweet cider, served during the evening. Lucille Sizer and William McKennerney were prize winners for the games, and the complete list of those attending includes: Barbara Burns, Lena Williams, Mary Wagner, J. Nelson, Lucille Sizer, Marilyn Lodge, Ethel Meriviglia, Betsy Grain, M. Sendin, William Rourkowski, H. Clark, H. Lefevre, c. Hubble, R. Moran, William McKennerney, John Collins, Robert Brown, R. Roberts, H. Roberts M. Scanlon and B. Re- gan.
 The Pride of Welch Circle, Com ranions of the Forest, will hold so- cial and card party this evening at ForesterS' Hall, on Hanover street, which will be open to the public. Mrs. John Byrnes, is general cl1alr- lady, assisted by Mrs. Harry True loce, Mrs. John Fitzgerald and Mrs. Blair Graves. Prizes will be given and refreshments served.
 Breaches Final Sermon
 The morning service yesterday at St.. Paul's Episcopal Church was largely attended, when Rev. Ray mond M. D. Adams, preached his final sermon, before leaving for the South on Tuesday. The music was specially pleasing, under the direc- ton of Leith Morton, the organist, and the flowers on the altar were given by Miss Elsie Leisring.
 On Sunday, November 9th, Sunday School will be conducted as usual, at 9:45 8. m. and Holy Communion and sermon at ii, with Rev. Willard, of St. Johns Episcopal Church, Wa. terbury, officiating.
 MT. and Mrs. Sidney Henchel and family of Thomaston avenue, spent the weekend visiting relatives in Jackson Heights, and attending the New York Worlds Fair.
 A monthly meeting of the Fair- mount Community Club will be held Wednesday evening November 1st, in the Club rooms on Essex avenue, with Edward Rahn presiding. E 'ec- ton of officers which was scheduled to take place at the October meet- ing, was postponed until November, In or6er to conduct an extensive membership campaign, SO that a large representation of the Fair mourt residents may join in the election of officers, at the coming meeting.