Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-01
CITY NEWS

The Queens Daughters held d meet. ing last evening. Friday evening the patronesses of the whist party to be given for the benefit of the society will meet.
 The charity bazaar for the benefit of St .Anthony's Aid society. will open up this evening at St Patrick's Lvcenm hall. Supper will be served this eve ming between , and 9 o'clock. There will also be an entertainment.
 Otto Castrop. chef at the Waterbury club. left for New York to-day to sail tomorrow for the fatherland. which he has not seen in many years. He will be accompanied by his wife, and does not expect to return until late in the summer.
 Wood pavement is something new in Waterbury. but it is by no means an experiment. and if the aldermen don't hold up the board of public works the public will have an opportunity to see how it will go on Grand street from Bank street to Field street.
 John II. Hawkins, aged IS years. died yesterday afternoon at his home. 34 Spencer avenue. He leaves q wife and one son. Raymond, of Dayton. O.. and daughter, Hazel Kelsey. The remains will he taken to Hartford for burial tomorrow morning.
 Henry T. Bailey of Springfield. a member of the Massachusetts state in structors on drawing in the public: schools. spoke yesterday afternoon he fore the Waterbury Women's club on "The Home and School as Factors in Art Education.' Miss Bessie Goodwin rendered several vocal selections. with George Tompkins as accompanist on the piano.
 The Concordia Singing society and Turn Verein Norwaerts are occupying Concordia hall jointly and all festNi- ties will be given jointly also. The first event under the new arrangement will be the masquerade ball tomorrow evening. The committee is positive that it will be q grand social success. Members are requested to purchase .iaii tickets in advance as only regu lar tickets will be sold at the door. Member tickets are on sale at A. Reichenbach's. Bank street; F. Ash cims. South Main street: X. Bret tbaucr's. North Main street. and John Drescher's. Grand street.
 \ very enjoyable surprise party was held tt the home of Mir and Mrs John Cunningham of Franklin street last evening. The entertainment of the evening consisted of solos by MT Morgan. Mrs Kenney. Miss Flood. Mc Cunningham. Miss Morgan. Miss To- bin. Mrs Chapin and Miss Wallace. after which games were played, fol lowed ny dancing. Music was fur nished by Kenney and Morgail's or ciestra. Refreshments were served and all present voted the hostess a royal entertainer.
 X concert in ensemble playing by pupils of w. C. Lawson. the orchestra being augmented by members from the American band. was to those wh" attended at Music hall an enjoyable evening Comment was freely ex- pressed for the smoothness of the per tormance for amateurs. the exactness o. lowing and expression of playing by the young violinists. Among the fea- lures was the Misses Dodds mandolin and guitar trio. These young ladies have appeared in public on several oc css;ons and are establishing an envia l,,c rcprtation. Messrs William Kun kcl ;nd Lawrence Downey in duet for two ,.olins responded to well de- served encore. The Pizzacato club added q pleasing variety. playing the sCoontown Carnival" Another fen. turc of the event was the remarkable performance OH the violin of five or numbers by Master Willie ! Lawson. who is hut 1Ia years old. X 1 great future is predicted in the musical l world fot this little fellow. i