Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-14

JECElMBEh l4, lSUO.
 FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
 Coming Events of Interest to Man, Waterbury People.
 Representatives from all the Holy
 Name societies of the city will meet at the Sacred Heart church Sunday afternoon at o'clock to take action on the Feast of the Holy Name.
 The members of the All Waterbury football team are requested to meei at the Armory on Saturday morning at 10:3O, when Manager Slavin will
 distribute the sweaters that have ar. rived.
 General Organizer F. w. Leonard of Chicago of the United Association of Plumbers, Steam and Gas Filters, will address an open meeting of the trades in American hall, Grand street this evening.
 Waterbury K. of c. men are pre- pairing to make big turn out to Cheshire on Sunday, December 23, when a meeting will be held there for the purpose of organizing coun- ell of the order.
 At a meeting of the several commit tees of United Catholic Societies last night the different sub-sommittees re- ported progress on the hospital fund project. 3.50O tickets were distributed and donations of $100 each were re- ceiyed frcm the Third Division, A. 0. H., the children of Mary and Mulcahy Council, k. Of c.
 The Third Ward Republican club does not appear to be growing in public favor and after thorough di- agnosis of the case last night 1t was thought that the trouble was due to the name and committee consisting of M. J. Byrne. Abner P. Hayes and George F.. Sellew was appointed to inquire into the advisability of rele- gating the original cognomen of the society to the grave of oblivion and have it re-christened under the ap- pellation of Young Mems Republi- can club. Something has to be done very soon, else the organization will die of hamilton.
 At the meeting of Ladies' auxiliary No 5, A.. o. H.. held last evening at K. of c. hall, tine election of officers resulted as follows: President, Miss Hannah Moriarty vice-president, Miss Kathryn Lynch: recording sec retary, Miss Mary Kelley; financial secretary, Mrs Mary Allen; treasurer, Miss Margaret McGill: sergeant-at- arms. Miss Catherine McKenna; sen try, Miss Sarah Ryan; grand guide, Miss Julia Larkins. X committee of twenty-five was appointed to work for the fair and bazaar to be held by the Catholic societies of Waterbury for the benefit of the new hospital.
 The Aviglianese Aid society and representatives from other Italian bodies held big street demonstra- tion last night prior to going to the church of Our Lady of Lourdes, where the two new flags of the Aviglianese Aid society were bap- tized by Father Karam. The Italian flag was named Monte Carmelo" and the American flag "Assunta Nan ziata." Salvatore Santora and Mary Klaps acted as sponsors for the for lnar and Angelo Pace and Carmenele Accuosti for the latter. After the ceremony at the church the process sion moved to Concordia hall, where speechmaking was indulged in. Prominent Italians from New Haven and other towns were in attendance.
 The Mission circle sale at the par lors of the First Congregational church yesterday afternoon was in charge of the following ladies: Pres ident. Mrs !. Hobart Bronson; vice. Mrs c. Leslie Dexter, Mrs Mansel, Mrs Edwin II. Williams; secretary, Mrs Otis s. treasurer. Mrs U. G. work committee, Mrs s. R. Terry, Mrs H. c. Anderson, Mrs F. B. Daniels, Mrs F. l.. Adams, Mrs E. A. Pendleton, Mrs F. H. Eggleston, Mrs Louis Penant, Mrs A. E. Lord, Mrs N. R. Bronson, Mrs c. A. Cooley, Miss Annie North, Mrs Robert Spen- ger May. The tea room was presided Dver by Mrs A. E. Rice and Mrs Paul Hamilton, assisted by the Misses Lucy and Agnes Smith. The cake able was in charge of Mrs B. w. Tinker and Mrs Carl Chapin: candy able. Miss Helen Burpee. Miss Mar yaret Perry. Mrs Arthur Els, Miss Florence Russell The flowers were by Mrs Dexter and Mrs Vail. The exhibition of foreign dolls vas looked after by Miss Frances Barber, Miss Lulu Gretter and Miss Ieonie Brown. Others who assisted included Mrs Arthur Towne. Miss Waite, Mrs II. s. Seeley and Mrs