Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-20
F2ATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

Miss Alice Bacon of New Haven conducted the last of her series of six Current Events" meetings at St Mar garet's school last night.
 The drill team of the Ladies Aux Hilary. A. 0. H., and the St Patrick's S day entertainment committee will hold meeting in K. of C. hall tomorrow night at o'clock.
 The members of the Holy Name so- ciety of the Immaculate Conception church will go to holy communion at the seven o'clock mass next Sunday morning. The members will assemble at St Patrick's hall and march to the church in body.
 Many new members have been en- rolled recently i'll the Catholic Liter ary society and they as we'll as the to make the coming reception in Leavenworth hall Friday evening, January 10, big success. Many tickets have already been disposed of and it looks as though the dance will be we'll attended. A musical programme different than the ordi- nary has been arranged and good music is assured.
 At the annual meeting of the Wo- mems Missionary and Social union of the First Baptist church yesterday af ternoon officers were chosen as fol- lows: President, Mrs Dewitt French; vice president. Mrs A. c. Bentley; sec retary. Mrs Fred Willets, jr; treasurer, Mrs Warren TrOtt; chairman of work committee, Mrs Elisha Murray; dis trict visitation, Mrs w. H. Hine; par ish work, Mrs w. J. Spender: home missions, Mrs C. r. Haight; precious jewels, Mrs W. F.. Wildman: mem- bership. Mrs F. w. Smith; auditors. Miss Lottie Hartley: nominating com mittee, Mrs Jennie F. Towle, Mrs ]. Aborn. Smith. Mrs V. M. Shaw and Mrs F w. Smith.
 At the annual meeting of the Con- necticut Civil Service Reform asso- citation, held last night at the cham Der of commerce in New Haven, off, cers were chosen as follows: Presi- dent, Henry w. Farnam, New Ha- ven; vice-presidents, John P. Elton, Waterbury; William F. Henney, Hartford; John H. Perry, Fairfield; treasurer, Benjamin R. English, New Haven; secretary, Charles G. Mor- ris, New Haven; executive commit tee, William A. Aiken. Norwich; James Kinsley Blake, New Haven; Augustus H. Bullard, Bridgeport; Charles Hopkins Clark, Hartford; William H. Corbin, Hartford; Harry c. Day, New Haven; George A. Driggs, Waterbury; Henry w. Far nam, New Haven; George F. Hill, Bridgeport: Arthur R. KimbalI. Wa terbuTy; Frederick J. Kingsbury, Jr, New Haven; Norris G. Osborn, New Haven; William s. Pardee, New Ha- ven; Horace D. Taft, Watertown.
 A largely attended meeting of Court R. F. Phelan, No 122, F. of A., was held at Fraternity hall last even ing. The following officers were elected: C. R., Michael J. Lawlor: S. C. R.. Thomas Lawlor; treasurer, NJ. D. Russell: financial secretary, John O'Connor: recording secretaT-. Joseph Flynn: 5 w.. Thomas Dillon; J. w.. John Kelly; S.B., James Kelly, J. B.. William Dillon: lecturer, MicI,- ael Moore; physician. Dr Kennedy: druggist, Peoples drug store. A de- gree team was organized and it was decided to ente- the contest at the coming fair for the most popular degree team. It was also voted to participate in the parade on the opening night of the fair. which is to be held in City hall in February. DT Parker. the physician for the court for the last year. was present at the meeting and explained that he beihg 2 member of the Waterbury Medical association he could not take any sO- ciety contracts for less than the reg ulaF fee the coming year. and ir giving up the care of the court h. had nothing but the kindliest feeling towards the members and wished them every success in the future. 4 vote of thanks vas extended to Dr Parker for he able manner in which he treated the members of Court Phelan during the year.