Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-27
F2ATERNAL AND SOCIAL
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

held at the Boys club last night.
 On Tuesday evening Court E. R. Crosby, No 120, F. of A., will hold their annual reception and dance at Speedwell hall.
 R. J. Costello lodge, No 423, B. of R. R. T., will hold their seventeenth annual concert and sociable at City hall on Thursday evening, February 27.
 The employees of the American Mills Co will hold a reception and dance at Music hall, Citizens bank building, on Friday evening, JanI- ary 3.
 The United French societies will hold their first annual reception and dance at City hall on New Years eve. A programme of IS dance numbers and concert programme has been ar ranged for. music to be furnished by Galipeau's orchestra.
 The regular monthly meeting of Division ,, 40. H., will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at Hibernian hall, Very important business is to be trans acted, and it is requested that every member attend. At this meeting a doctor will also be appointed for the ensuing year.
 AnSantaWae encampment, No 2H, I. o. O. F., held its regular business meeting last night and elected off cers for the ensuing year as follows: Chief patriarch, c. M. Warner; high priest. E. H. Marshall; warden, k. C. Perry; scribe. w. H. Lowe; treas urer, Peter B. Reeves
 The annual reception and dalt e of the Goodwill Social club which takes place at City hall on New Years night will be the biggest event of the season for the members of this we'll known organization. A fine dance order has been arranged as we'll as several concert numbers. Laliers orchestra will furnish music.
 A most enjoyable surprise party was given in honor of Miss Elizabeth Honegger at her home on Winchester avenue about 26 people being present. During the evening games were play ed and there were piano selections and singing in which everyone took part. Miss HOnegger was presented with a locket and chain in honor of her birthday.
 Tunxis tribe, No 10, I. O. R. M., elected the following officers last night: Sachem. William Sunder- land; senior sagamore, F. Spell man; junior sagamore, c. F. Barber; prophet, c. L. Merrill collector of wampum, E. E. Huot keeper of wampum, l.. NJ. Cornish; secretary of sick committee, G. H. Gessert; chief of paraphernalia, E. L. Niver; trustee, J. P. Walker.
 At meeting of Court Martin He'll mann held last evening the follow ing officers were elected: James Cosgrove, chief ranger; Thomas Bol- ger. sub-chief ranger; Paul Asheim treasurer; J. J. Calvin, financial sec retary: w. J. Bernhold, recording secretary; NJ. Martone, senior wood ward; D. J. Lane, junior woodward; {; George Skelly, senior beadle: F. J. Martin, junior beadle; EdwarI Dwyer, trustee: Thomas Dougherty, lecturer; Dr West, physician; E. I. Webster, druggist; Richard Weiss, collector.
 Court Acme, F. of A., held its reg ular meeting last night and elected the following officers: Chief ranger, Joseph Hench; sub-chief ranger Dennis Flynn; treasurer, John Dun can: financial secretary. William Walsh; recording secretary, Ralph Stango; senior woodward. John Wrenn; junior woodward, Thomas Barry; senior beadle, Daniel Skehan: junior beadle, Thomas Loughman; trustees. Patrick Gallagher and James Harrison; physician, Dr Ken nedy of Vest Haven; druggist, John J. Duncan.
 Court Linden. F. of A., held q very largely attended meeting last night and elected officers as follows: Chief ranger. Frank O'Hearn; sub chief ran ger. Joseph Martin: treasurer. Thom- as McGrath: financial secretary. !. \. Worsley: recording secretary. J. K. MarcOux: senior woodward. stephen O'ROurke junior woodward. Thomas Shea: senior beadle. Dennis Lynch; junior beadle. Terrence Riley: lectur- CT. Michael Melia: trustee, Peter Blon- din: physician. Dr Kennedy: druggist. Nugents pharmacy. The court Is in a very prosperous condition.
 Two weeks from tonight the Young Mems Catholic Literary asso- ciation will hold their fOrty-first an- nual dance at LeavenwOrth hall. This is one of the events each year which is looked forward to with much pleasure by those who care fJ: dancing. The young men have nevef been found wanting when it comes to entertaining and this year viii De no exception. They have prepared a special programme of dance mu .'c and will have several selections which will be played for dancing for the first time in this city. A num- Der of guests from out of town will be present.
 America lodge, A. o. Y. w, elect ed officers last night as follows: Master workman. John Kelly: fore. man. Edward Hulshart; Overseer Morris Dee: recorder. H. J. Rey. holds: receiver. W. B. Pond: finan. cier. F. A. Gross; guide. William Webster; inside watehman. Edward Curley: outside watchman, Benjamin Kershaw: representative to grand lodge. Frederick Bowers: alternate H. J. Reynolds. After the business meeting a social session was held The out of town officers present were Grand Master Workman John Grant