Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-31
MUSIC AND THE DANCE.
Social Events to Take Place Thi
 Evening and To.MorroM.

Social Events to Take Place This
 Evening and To-Morrow.
 At the armory this evening the annual reception of Go G, Sedgwick Guard, c. N. G., will be held. The entertain ment will consist of a sociable, bayonet drill and tug-of-war. Music will be furnished by Bergin's orchestra, and Prof Futile of New Haven will prompt. The following committees will be in charge:
 ception-Capt A. J. Wolff, First Lieut. D. E. Fitzpatrick, Second Lieut. F. Halpin, Major C. R. Bannon, Capt P. F. clan c. Nolan, Privates M. J. McEvoy, T. F. Lawlor.
 Floor-Sergt w. T. Keavney, Corp William Clarkin, Corp T. Wagner, Musi- clan J. F. Flaherty, Privates w. H. Beauchamp. D. M Casey, F. w. Miller, w. J. Finnegap, P. H, Phelan.
 Arrangements-Capt A. J. Wolff, First Lieut. D. E. Fitzpatrick, Second Lieut. P. Halpin, Q. M. Sergt T. F. Bolger, Sergt T. F. Hallinan, Corp B. J. Collins, Corp E. L. Maloney, Privates F. J. Hudner, T. F. Lawlor.
 BIG SEVEN SOCIAL CLUB.
 At the City hall this evening the Big Seven Social club will entertain. It will be the seventh annual sociahle of the club. Every lady in the grand march handsome gt Id ring. Music and prompt ing will be by Hallam's orchestra and Prof Uffandale. The committees are as follows:
 Floor-James A. Duggan, Frank E. Cunningham, John F. Ash, William H. Doran, John T. Kerwin, John J. Slavin, T. J. Thompson.
 Arrangements E. Ginning ham, James A. Duggan, John F. Ash, James Bloomfield, John T. Kerwin.
 Receptlon-John Carroll, Edward Boylan, James Crannell.
 L'INsTITUT CAMDEN FRANCAIs.
 The second annuel bal given by LInstitut Canadien Francais, will be held this evening also, at Concordia hall, and a pleasant time is assured all who attend. The Amphion orchestra will furnish music, to the prompting of charge are as follows:
 Committee des sdanses-Luger Lavigne, Louis Valentine, Napoleon Bernier, L.. c. Archambault, J. A. Benvenue.
 Committee des receptlOn-Dr Charles Lafontaine, Eugene Garneau, Horace .Bernier, Enilien Baril, Gedeon Dion.
 Committee dorganization-J. M. Baril, George Saucier, H. J. Lapalme, George Panneton, John B. Vallee, Louis N, Morrot, J. J. Archambault. J. G. Baril,
 COURT WOLF TONE.
 The third annual entertainment and sociable of Court Wolf Tone. A. o. F. of A., will be held at City hall tomorrow interesting event. Music for dancing will be dispensed by Bergin's orchestra, and l. Utfendale will prompt. The full of the entertainment is as follows:
 Prof, s. J. Bradley. Song
 "McGinty's Marriage Failure" ? Prof. P. F. Cummings. Balance Act
 Great Drum Major Act" 3 Dr. J. F. Hayes. Recitation
 "Resstance to Oppression" f Prof. Dubuque. The GIotesque Juggler
 Matchless in his marvellous manipula-
 tions and bewildering balances. Q Singing, Quartette
 Messrs. Strong. Maloney, ,McEvoy. Dow. 6 M J. Colloty. Swinging Clubs : Prof. Dubois. The Contortion Wonder
 Who twists his flexible body into the
 most astonishing positions. Grand March, Knights of Sherwood Forest
 Right of Line.
 Committees in charge of the enter tainment are announced as follows
 Floor-William H. Delaney, M F. Parkinson. Patrick Phelan. Daniel Mur- phy, Thomas Maher 2nd, Thomas Wheelehaa. Joshph Julian, Thomas Barrett. Frank Carroll. Patrick Shanna- han, James F. Borden. J. S. Killalee. Henry Heating.
 Reception-John D. Bolan, James A. Cleft, John F. Hayes, Patrick H. Lahey, I.Nh $. Carroll.
 Arrangements-John D. Bolan, Wm H. Delaney. Daniel F. Kelly, Daniel Altman, Henry Heating.
 GERMAN PIONEERS.
 At Concoria hall tomorrow evening the Germman Pioneers will hold re- union and banquet. The exercises will open by a speech in German by Presi- dent Paul Hahn, followed by an oration in English by John L. Sake, remarks by Mayor II. 1, Boughton, Mayor Elect c. k. Baldwin. During the evening the Concordla Singing society will render several selections. A banquet will be held at 1O:3O o'clock, after which danc- ing and singing and other exercises of an lmpromptu character will serve to make the evening an enjoyable one.
 WORLD OF SPORTS.
 Hank O'Day has signed with the New York National league club. Manager Mutrie says he will sign two of the Giants for the league within a week.
 Polo games last night |: At Bridgeport 5, New Britain B; at opringtield-Springfeld 10, New Haven 3.
 Captain Cotter of the Hartford polo team says that the reason that the team Is playing such poor polo is that they have no chance for practice. At New Haven last night Dennis Dris- coll, of Providence, attempted to walk ten miles while Albert Hosmer. of New Haven, walked eight and one-half miles, Driscon gave up at the eighth mile. The raca was for S250 side. 1i