Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
CITY NEWS

The souvenir Democrat will also be l Sunday Democrat next Sunday. l Forty pages of reading and illustra- i tions, all for cents. ..~.~ ..
 The marriage of John F. Donahue of East Main street and Miss Genevieve Ruth Mcdonald Of North Main street will take place at St Thomas's church next Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. Mrs Deborah l.. Harrison, aged 55 years, died suddenly last night at the 1 family residence, 181 North Willow street. Besides her husband, James H. Harrison, she leaves two sons, Elliott and Irving Harrison, and one brother, James R. Walker. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, with service by pr Davenport and interment in Riverside cemetery. Leavenworth hall was the scene of | merry festivities last night on the oc- casion of the annual concert and prom enade of the Scorcher club. About 100 l copies were present and enjoyed the l dancing which consisted of twenty | six numbers and as many encores. Elk | cellent music for the occasion was fur nished by Faulmann's orchestra. It was a delightful affair. Many pretty | young ladies were present and were attired in pretty gowns. The hall was 1 decorated with palms and potted plants. The committee which conduct l ed the arrangements for the dance so | successfully consisted of Joseph F. Brennan, chairman; William M. Brown, Maurice c. Culhane, John F. DOnahue, 1 James P. Grady and Joseph P. Hosey. The party of Eages who lost a bet 1 the other night over the date of the inauguration of the lodge of Elks paid their bets last night. The bet was l for an oyster supper, but the menu 1 was changed to coon flesh and turned out to be swell affair. The 1 tables were set at the home of Ter renee Coughlan on Washington street l About fifty covers were laid. John Donovan with half a dozen assistants l acted as ushers and Edward G. Shea
 and Stephen Mcfarland answered
 calls at the tables. Terrence Cough
 Ian was master of ceremonies and de- Hvered an address which elicited tre- l mendous applause. Songs were sung
 bv Richard Sheehan, John Phelan,
 Jeremiah Crowley and Philip Dono-
 van. Selections were rendered by the
 Pine Hill quartet composed of the fol- lowing voices: Martin Keefe, Stephen
 Mcfarland. Peter Rice and Terrence
 Coughlan. During the evening beau tiful loving cup surmounted by an
 eagle was presented to Peter Rice, Ed
 ward G. Shea making the presentation
 speech. to which MT Rice suitably re-
 sponded.
 Speedwell hall was crowded to the doors last night, the attraction being the third annual promenade of the Nutmeg Social club. It was an enjoy able affair. Fine music was furnished for the dancing, which continued until an early hour. All present en- joyed a very pleasant evening.
 Reception committee, W. B. Culbert,
 J. B. Conquer, H. B. Ash, J. l.. McNa- mara, R. P. Dumphy, J. l.. Thompson, F. D. Thompson, J. T. Thompson, w..
 E. Thompson, A. J. Bernard, A. Luke, F. L. Erdman, H.. NJ. St Hilaire, A. l.. Benway, ". A. Benson, A. A. Bro
 ders M. c. Green. W. S. Meyer, W. J. Dupree. N. S. Lafiamme, A. Goat shie, E. G. Fisher. J., J. Bruscaw, J. NJ. Hyland, F. c. Dufrane, E. B. Mraz, J. J. Moran, W. C. Worthrop,
 l.. S. Lapointe. W. c. Singling, s. D. Lavelette, ". T. Donahue. J. J. Gre nier; arrangement committee, W. B, Culbert, E. E.. NIraz, J. L. Thompson, R. P. Dumphy, J. L. McNamara, H.
 B. Ash, A. A Goatshie. J. B. .Coudner. ofsoere of the club, E. E. NI1a3 nrns'-
 6e t; H. B. Ash. vice rre i'd nt; W
 R. Culbert. recording secretary: A. il. Luke, financial secretary; J. B. Cou-
 quer. treasurer.
 Keep your weather eye on the Upson Jewelry Co.'S show windows during the holiday season. Of course they can only give q slight iuea. but an inspec- tion of the stock will well repay you