Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-12

evening by the young ladies Of St Thomas's parish are now on eXhfb- tion in Films and Lake X Strobel's. Tickets are selling rapidly for the af- fair and everything is in readiness for fine gathering. i The ladies of St Francis Xavier's parish have completed their arrange mentS for the whist which is to be held this evening in their new hall at the corner of Baldwin and Washing ton streets. The advance sale of tick l cts indicates a very large attendance. Play will start promptly at s o'clock. Everything is in readiness for the annual assembly . and dance of the 1 Pastime Athletic club in Leavenworth hall tomorrow evening No labor or l expense has beeu spared to make this event Gne of the best of the year aud | the boys from the west end are sure to make it pleasant for all who attend.
 William F. Howard has opened a handsome pool room and cigar store in street, second floor. The rooms are very pleasant, commanding view of South Main street, well lighted and large enough to give patrons lots of room to get around without crowding. | Waterbury's newest park is now be- ing laid out at the junction of Cooke and North Main streets. and this time next year those who are lOudest in cOndemning it will be it's greatest ad- mirers. It is not very large, to be sure, but Engineer Cairns is doing the | best he can with the space that can be spared for this new beauty spot.
 The class in art at the Friendly league opens tonight and any who are interested in drawing and painting are invited to meet the instructor and hear about the class. On Friday evening the class in English literature will meet, also the Friendly league chorus. The chorus is for both male and female voices and four part songs make a special feature
 Mulcahy council, K. of C.. is con- pleting arrangements for their recep- tion and dance which is to take place Friday evening. october %, at Lear enworth hall. The organization is composed chiefly of prominent young men who are adopts at giving a good time and an evening of enjoyment is in store for those who attend their coming sociable.
 A very pretty paper wedding was given at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter King of Erwin street Monday night as an anniversary of their sec Ond year. There were many beauti. ful gifts which were all of paper. Ten couple sat down for supper. After supper Mir King and others told some very interesting stories and Miss So- phia Guilfoile sang. Among the ont of town guests were Mrs NJ. Downey end Master Henry Bates of Danbury. D The party left early in the morning.
 The great whist party and enter tainment takes place this evening !n t Goodwill hall, Waterville, for the ben c eft of St Michaefs church. The deco { rations were finished last evening by ' the young women of the parish and - the hall has been turned into bower F. of natural beauty, borrowed from na' !. ture's own wardrobe in the woods l. near by. A splendid night of fun and frolic is promised and whoever shall Q be the prize winners they will he lucky. for the prizes are well worth f playing for After whist there will
 be dancing and a concert.
 The manager of Ora Cecil. who vii appear with her performing leOpard' at the Eagles fair next week. writes that Ora and the animals will arrive here on Sunday so as to have all de tails arranged for Monday. the open = ing night. Many of the COney Islanl attractions will arrive this week q Charters has already started in ti U transform the hall into veTitabl'
 fairvIand and the electrical men vii
 begin on Friday on the lighting decn
 rations which will call for hundred
 of extra lights of all hues. The bab,
 show prizes to be given away at th : matinee next Wednesday are attract
 ing much attention in the window o
 Lake x StrObeL
 Edward NJ. Flood of 917 South Mai
 street and Miss Winifred MungaVtn Q
 1G Brennan place were married at S:4 y o'clock this morning at the lmmacu
 late Conception church by Fathe
 O'Brien. William Flood was best ma
 and Miss Susie Calvin was maid O honor. The bride was GOwned q T white silk null trimmed in NeHetia
 lace and liberty ribbon. and wore
 white picture hat She carried rhry
 santheIrumS. The bridesmaid wa
 gowned in white silk null over nil '' green silk. wearing a white pictur
 hat and carrying white and pink chr
 slnthenlms. The grO0m's gift to th
 Lride was a secret lOCket studded |
 chin diamonds and amethystS. Aft'
 the ceremony dainty wedding hreal O fast was served to the many frieud
 and relatives of the contracting pal
 ties. The gifts were numerous an
 beautiful including silFerware- eF - rlasz and china which proved the e'
 teem in which the bride and grO0r
 were hpH. After a brief honHymoo
 spent in New York and Philadelphia
 lIr and Mrs Flood will be home tbefr friends October 2n- There wer many ont of toun gueSts from Nel
 York. New Haven Long Branch. }
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