Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27

at the hall on Green street. Promenade tonight at Eagles hall by the Military band. All the latest musical compositions will be rem dered.
 | On Thursday evening, November 22, the Second Ward football team will give their first annual reception and dance at Leavenworth hall.
 On Tuesday evening, October 30, the Junior Aid society of the 1 lrd Congregational church will hold . Halloween sociable in the lecture room.
 The members of the Ladies' auxil- iary, A. o. H., degree team will hold meeting tomorrow at II o'clock p, m. Every member is expected to be present.
 A special meeting of Court Stephen J. Meany is called for this evening at 8 o'clock at Foresters reading room, to take action on the death of James Tobin.
 The Ingraham stock company will put on the we'll known temperance on Thursday and Friday evenings, november 22 and 23, at Good Will hall. Waterville, for the benefit of St Michael's church.
 The A. 0. H. city board of directors will meet at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp tomorrow. The committee on the class initiation will meet at the same time. Also the members of the de- gree team are requested to meet at the same hour.
 Notwithstanding the many times that ''The Old Homestead has been played in this city, Polls held a packed house, standing room being at a premium, last evening, to wit ness the show with William Law renee in the leading role.
 The members of Miss Nellye T. Reeds dancing classes and their friends will celebrate Halloween with a private masquerade at the academy Wednesday,. October 31. Prizes will be given the lady and gen. tleman wearing the best costume. as we'll as the funniest get up. All par ties wearing mask must present an invitation at the door. Invitations may be obtained from pupils or at the academy. Music furnished by Galipeau's orchestra. ...
 On next Tuesday evening the five divisions of the A. O. H. of this city will confer the second. third and fourth degrees on a class of about eighty members. The meeting will be in G. A. R. hall. The state and county officers are expected to be lpresent. Large delegations from New Haven and Waterville have sig nified their intention to he present. It is hoped that every member of the order in this city will be on hand to greet them. A social session will the initiation.
 Resolved. That William Randolph Hearst Is honest in his ideas" will be debated next Tuesday evening by the Forum club. Michael Pendy and James Cosgroye will compose the af. firmative and Patrick Farrell with John Hutchinson will speak for the negative. Next Friday evening the club will give public debate in the Mulcahy Memorial building. Re solved. That Cuba should be an nexed to the United States" is the subject. William Lawlor and Will liam Sullivan will uphold the aff1r- native, while the negative will be looked after by Henry Lawlor and James Brennan.
 There will be many informal dances in all probability given fin Leavenworth hall the coming winter be a source of qualification to the promoters. but 1t is not likely that any of them will surpass the scene witnessed there last evening. the DC. casion being the third annual recep' tion of the Algonquin club. The af fair only proved that in arranging such receptions the Algonquinites are still to be reckoned among the fore. most in the city. The hall was ar. tistically decorated, the stage espe cially showing very pretty effect Streamers of the clubs colors we're suspended from the ceiling. which with numerous Algonquin pennant: made evident the aesthetical taste oi the decorators. Potted plants were in evidence here and there. while . number of ferns partially concealed the orchestra which during the even ing played excellent. There were about 120 couples present. and wher the greater part of these was whirl ing round 10 the music of some livel, two-step ar dreamy waltz. a number found much pleasure simply lookinl at the merry throng enjoying ths terpsichorean art. The followins comprised the arrangement commit tee. to whom is due much credit for last nights success: M. ]. Gront. ! A. Hayden. E. P. Msillard. E. J. Real D. J. Carson and ]. ]. King.