Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-20
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

Tomorrow evening the railroad employees will give an old fashioned dance at Knights of Columbus hall.
 The alumnae of the convent of Notre Dame will meet at the convent on Friday evening at 7:15 o'clock. Every member is requested to at tend.
 This evening the fair of the Wo- mans Ruta society, which has been running at Lithuanian hall on Green street for the past week, will close, after very successful affair.
 The annual fair of the Washington Hill A. c. will open this evening at Washington Hill hall, and will be continued for seven nights. Dancing will be one of the features each evening. The admission is 10 cents.
 A very large crowd attended the annual fair of St Joseph's Lithu- anian parish at Lithuanian Political hall last evening. A stage enter tainment was provided early in the evening, after which there was dancing.
 The different orders of the Inde- pendent Order of Foresters in Wa terbury will hold a joint meeting in K. of (. hall on Monday evening. No vember 25, when matters of interest to the organization will be discussed. Some of the state officers will be here and it is expected that the session will be the largest and most important ever held by members of the order in Waterbury.
 At the third annual meeting of the American Medical union yesterday afternoon at the residence of Dr S. E. Mum. 8 Leavenworth street, of- flcers were chosen as follows: Presi- dent. Dr &. B. Mum first vice presl- dent, Dr Thomas Mulligan. New Brit ain; second vice president, Dr George B. Bristol. Middlebury; secretary aud treasurer, Dr Russell Arnold. Oph D, Moodus; representatives to the Ma tional Medical union, Prof NJ. De Mork, Bridgeport.
 As tonight will be Wednesday night 1t is expected that a big crowd will be in attendance at the fair of St Cecilia's parish in the new hall connected with the church. The floor of the hall has been completed and will be already for dancing. There was a good crowd present last evening and the stage entertairment tonight will b9 better than ever. Joe o'Brien, the champion hard shoe dancer, will be one of the features and the Union Square quartette will also take part. There will be plenty of fun there for all.
 The forty-five tournament of the Knights of Columbus was continued last night and closed with the honors in favor of Sheridan. Barcelona was a good second and in fact none of the councils is so far behind but that it may yet come In ahead. The score now stands as follows: Sheridan s2, s1. Hendricken S5, Null cahy 77. The captains are Thomas Donahue for Sheridan, Thomas for Barcelona, William Laf- fin for Hendricken and John Kelley for MuIcahy. Talk about horse rac- ing. baseball. football and even the manly art of self defense. but none of them can beat game of forty-iive for getting up excitement.
 The members of Waterbury coun- ciI. No 10, F. R. L.. held a very pleasant meeting last evening. Six new candidates were initiated by the ladies' degree team of Shelton coun- cil. There were seventeen in the degree team under the captaincy of SchiIlenger. The work of the degree team was well exemplf- fed. At the close of the regular a social session followed and the following assisted in the en- Song. Catherine En- his: piano selections. Mrs A. Mur- phy; songs. the Misses Bessie Minor and Annie Holland: fife selections. Robert Sanders. the champion fife player of the state; speeches by I. C. Nattfson. J. M- LuII. Archibald Sam Hers. Harry Waugh. Supreme Seere- tsry F. P Tyler. Supreme Organizer Roderick MeNefI and O. A. Mead