Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-12
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY, MAY 12 5o5g
TALmA CLUBS QUARTERS.
Visited By Hundreds of Its Friends at
 Last Nights Opening.

Visited By Hundreds of Its Friends at
 Last Nights Opening.
 The Talma club, distinctly Catho- lie organization, threw open it's doors last night and gave welcome within it's spacious and handsome quarters on the third floor of the O'ConnOr block, 121 Bank street, to hundreds of it's friends. A warm welcome to it's generous hos pitality was given to those who had the pleasure of attending the formal opening Though the quarters are by no means small, yet there was scarcely sufficient room to accommodate the large number in attendance. The wis itors had anticipated an evening Of much pleasure and enjoyment and they suffered no disappointment. They were royalty entertained by the mem bers of the leading Catholic social or ganizations in the city and many weeks will pass before memories of this de- 1ightful occasion will fade from their memory. While the guests were being received and entertained, Faulmann s orchestra was furnishing music in the music room. The music was fine.
 The visitors were indeed delighted with the beauty of the quarters and |. tier room than the parlor would be hard to find in the city. The color ef- feet in this room is red, the carpet and walls being of a rich shade of this color, while in the music room adjo- ing the color scheme is green, the car pet and walls being of delicate tint of green. The secretary's room might be appropriately termed the room of blue, for it contained a blue rug and the paper on the walls Is a dainty blue in color. The furnishings in this room are of oak. The card room is appro- priately furnished, while the billiard room contains a handsome pool and bill Hard table. The corridor Is in con- formity with the suite of rooms in re- gard to its fine appearance. It is lux uriously, carpeted Palms and potted plants scattered abundantly about the rooms added to their beauty. Pink roses were also much in evidence.
 During the evening an impromptu musical program was rendered. There were vocal selections by Miss Cecilia Moriarty, Miss Elizabeth LaWlor, Dr J. D. Freney, J. M. Daily, B. J. Fitz- patrick, Joseph Kennedy and Edward Callahan. Miss Cecilia Heringer pr Dwyer and MT Faulmann acted as ac- companists.
 Refreshments were served during the evening, James D. Harrington being caterer
 Following is the present officers of the organization and list of it's mem- bers: s.. + ''.
 Thomas M Freney, president.
 Dr Thomas J. Kilmartin, first vice. president.
 John H. Cassidy, second vice-presi- dent.
 Daniel F. Lawlor, recording secre- tary. R ..
 Edward B. McElligott, financial sec- retary. /
 William Wallace, treasurer.
 Henry Eaters, Charles W. Bauby, George W. Fallon. Thomas w Fitz- maurice, Walter Fitzmaurice. Charles T. Brennan, Daniel F. Fitzpatrick, Frank Brett. Edward J. Fitzpatrick, Edward F. Callahan, Dr J. D. Freney, Terrence F. Carmody, Thomas NJ. Freney, John 1T. Cassidy, George Gaff- ney, Jeremiah Daily, Joseph Gaffney, George B, Donahue, Francis P. Gull foile, John Donovan, Dr John F. Hayes, Timothy F. Donovan, Dr George G. Herr. John F. Duncan. Francis, Fran cis Hoffman, William Duncan, John J. Howard, Dr P. J. Dwyer, George T. Jackson, Joseph Kennedy, Edward F. Moran, William Kennedy Dr J. l.. Moriarty, Dr. P. J. Keeley, Daniel J. Mccarthy. George ", Kilduff, John J. Mccarthy, John "~hey Chares B. McDonald. Dr T. Kilmartin, Ed ward McE1ligott, James Kilmartin, Martin J. McBvoy, Dr D. J. Larkin, Thomas F. McMahon, Daniel F. Law Tor, pr George Russell, Patrick J. Law Tor, Edward l.. seery, Thomas F. Law Tor, William Shannahan, James M Lynch, Dennis T. Slavin. James E. Madigan, John Somers, Thomas Iaher, William Wallace, William Mona gan. Thomas Walsh, Thomas Moran, Frank, Becton. W. J. Histon. J. J. Me Donald, Harry Phillirs. Frank X. Der gin, W. T. Butler. Edward Bergin IT, Thomas Devine. John w O'Donnell. D. T. Lahey. William Finnegan pr Charles Monagan. John, H. Ki1duff, Frank Morgan T. F. O'Donnell, Ed ward Fitzgerald. John J. McEvoy. J. E. Smith. Daniel J. Condon. Timothy r. Conway. William r. Jones, William F. Cleary. William J. Spain. John M Mulvi11e, T. H. Brown. Harry A. Burns. John J. Geraghty.