Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-16
CITY NEWS.

ture on ''St Patrick" at Manchester to- night.
 John Kalaher of this city, who has been undergoing course of treatment in New York, for spinal trouble, is ex- pected home tomorrow.
 The fifth sociable of the series giv- en by the Washington Hill Athletic club will be held in their hall to-mor- row evening, St Patrick's night
 Tllere will be special meeting of Central Labor union in Buffers and Polishers' hall this evening Every delegate is expected to be present. Margaret, the thfee years old daughter of Mrs Rose Kenney of kingsbury street, died last night. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 At the home of the Misses Kings bury on Prospect street on Wednesday afternoon pianola recital will be giv- en. The soloist will be Fred Guilford of New Haven, who will play Ter schack's Le Balibard and Sonata, Op 16S.
 Colonel Murphy of the First regi- ment Hibernian rifles, has appointed Mortimer Doran of Waterbury as major of the regiment. Mr Doran has been captain of Company B. Hibernian rifles and was for several years a mem- Der of Company G, 0. N. G.
 The different divisions of the A. O. H. will celebrate St Patrick's day in Congress hall tomorrow night. Dane ing will be feature of the entertain ment, and refreshments will be sered. Fiery member of the order in the city is requested to be present No ad- mission will be charged. At this meeting arrangements will be made to attend divine service in body at St Patrick's church next Sunday when special mass will be said for the members at S:30 o'clock in the morning. Another delightful organ recital was given at Trinity church on Saturday afternoon. R. A. Laslett Smith rem dered several organ selections 1n pleasing manner. Miss Laura Chapin sang "Ave Maria" very sweetly while 1 Miss Katherine Churchill's playing of the violin was excellent. Miss Helen Merrill presided at the piano, in an able manner.
 l A new institution called the Laurier 1 Social club was organized the. other evening. It's quarters are situated at 378 South Main street just below Mea- dow street and it consists of young men employed in offices, stores and factories. Many of them are amateur artists and amateur entertainers of we'll known ability. Very soon they will give their initial smoker and it promises to be good one. The officers are Joseph Mercure, president; Joseph Derwin, vice-president; Emile Parent. secretary; Edgar Parent, treasurer and Henry Mercure. recording secretary. | At a meeting of Barcelona council, Knights of Columbus, yesterday after noon, the committee in charge report ed that all arrangements had been completed for the St Patrick's day eel ebration which will be given under the auspices of the council in k. of c. hall tomorrow night. All members of the council and their families are most cordially invited to attend. Pat rick F. Shields of Pittsfeld, Mass, for merly of this city, made few remarks of an interesting nature concerning the order in general, but especially in the state of Connecticut.
 Mrs Catherine White died yesterday afternoon at her home, Luke street She leaves three daughters, Mrs John w. Savers, Mrs Peter F. Ooughlan and Miss Sarah White; one sister and two brothers, Mrs John Matthews, Dennis Kilduff and Timothy Kilduff, the last named of New York. Mrs White came to Waterbury about half a century ago and had lived here continually since Until two years ago she resided or Denny street. She wsa one of the old members of the Immaculate Concep ton parish and was well known and highly respected by a wide circle ot relatives and friends. Her husband Thomas White, died several years ago The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 8 80 o'clock with a mass o1 requiem at St Francis Xavier's church and interment in the family plot in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Sarah l.. Rose took place Friday afternoon from he, ] late residence, 15 Walnut street. The Rev John N. Lewis, Jr, off1ciated Miss : Cuthbert Buckner sang "Abide ir Me" and s'There is a Blessed Home , The floral offerings were abundant Among them were an anchor inscribed Wife from her husband; a pillow marked Mother" from the children a bouquet of AZ roses from the em
 
 ployes of MT Rose at the Farrel foun dry; wreath. Mrs Ward and Hattie Dunn: wreath, MT and Mrs John Kelly basket flowers, Mir and Mrs Louis Pas sano: wreath, Lady Trumbull council No 5, Daughters of Liberty; bouquets Mir and Mrs Boden and family; Mrs s Valentine, MT and Mrs James Stickles, Mrs H. l.. Russell c. H. Blake and family. Margaret German, Miss Bird, Mrs Nelson. Mrs F. Shove and family, MT and Mrs I Landers. MT and Mrs w Ham. MT anC Mrs s. J. Rose, MT and Mrs Henry Stickles. Mir and Mrs l.. seibert; 2 sheaf of wheat, Mir and Mrs Fred Hanlon. The pail bearers were Alberr : Teller, Charles Teller Frank Teller Will Teller. cousins, and Fred Hanlon nephew of the deceased and Edward Lennon. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery.
 The lines of jewelry. gold and silver watches of all grades, bric-a-brac silverware. etc, carried by the Upsor