Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL

FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People. Tonight the Ladies' Aid society of
 the Third Congregational church will
 hold a supper at the church hall.
 The Washington Hill Athletic club
 will give reception and dance to.
 morrow evening at their hall on
 Washington street
 On Saturday evening Waterbury
 Turn Verein will give their regular
 Saturday night promenade at thtlr
 hall on Scovill street.
 Sheridan lodge, No 21S, N. E. o. P. will celebrate it's fourteenth anniver- sary tomorrow night in Columbus hall, East Main street. All lodges in the city are invited.
 The members of Division 5, A. o. H. and others who are to attend the fair in Wateryille tonight, will meet at the green this evening at o'clock and will take the 8:07 car for Water vile.
 At Hamilton hall tomorrow even- ing the Nassau Social club will give their annual masquerade and dance. Prizes are to be awarded tor the best two fancy costumes and tho two most comical costumes Lalliers or chestra will furnish music for danc- ing.
 The warm weather can have no ef- feet upon the dancers at Mir and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing academy, as the hall is we'll ventilated on every side by large windows and two large electric fans are always kept in mo- tion. Pupils have all the advanta- ges of an up-to-date dancing school, Including advanced class on Friday evening with orchestra music. A class for beginners is just starting.
 The closing entertainment of the season of the Young Women's Friend ly League will be held in Leaven- worth hall next Thursday evening, May g. There will be dramatic and vocal music, also solos by Mrs Claud M. Calvert director of the Friendly League chorus and monologues by Miss Helene c. Futile, director of the education class at the league. The preparatory work has been excellent and fine program is in preparation. Tickets may be obtained from mem bers of the league or in the office.
 Tomorrow evening at Leavenworth hall Court McGivney, D. of l., will hold their annual May festival. The young ladies have been preparing for the event for the past few months and expect to make 1t one of the banner events of the season. It will be one of the last events of the sea son before the real warm weather sets in and 1t is expected that a large crowd will be in attendance. A fine has been provided which will not be too long and which will attract much attention, on the program are many well known vocal lsts. After the entertainment dancing will be indulged in for the remainder of the evening. The committee in charge consists of Miss Elizabeth Mrs James o'Rourke, Miss Mary Frederick, Miss Elizabeth Pet ers. Miss Minnie Higgins, Miss Minnie Miss Catherine Bergln, Miss Nellie Fitzgerald. Miss Mary Ksefe and Miss Josephine Nelson.
 Tonight will be Hlbernian night at St. Michaels bazaar In Waterville md one of the largest crowds of the week Is looked for. A fine entertain ment has been provided and dancing will be one of the special features. | The bazaar has been a big success since the opening and will in all prob- lbllity outdo any other affair ever ylyen fin the history of the parish. Tomorrow evening the young men of | he parish will look after affairs and | Will furnish as special attraction a performance by the Elks' troup of Naugatuck which 'cored such big success in Nauga- uck few weeks ago. A large dele ration of the Waterbury Elks will be n attendance to witness the perform Ince. Saturday night will be parish light and will be the last night of the ,azaar. The following is the pro- ram for the minstrel performance to- morrow night: Opening overture, Meet Me Down at the Corner" and Little Girl Goodby:" When the Ev- ming Twilight Bids the Day Good Bye" c. F. Dalton: let It Alone" Iaron c. Hlnckley; "The Clang of the forge." Robert E. Grifflth; San An onlo," Klely and Nolan: Love Me nd the World is Mine." Albert A. dams: "Eveline." M, W. O'Brien: Imperial Sextette: closing horus, You've Got to Be an Ameri. an to Feel That Way" InterlOcutor. rank E. Nolan. End men, bones. NJ. '. 0'Brien; tambos, A. c. Hincklcy; olists, Albert A. Adams, Frank F. liely. Charles F. Dalton. Robert E. irifIith; chorus, E. l.. LaPrlse, rank Hard. Chauncey Crosby. Vic. Dr Anderson. Frank Zwick. William hughes. George Y. Sears. John Jay faora