Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-09
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 WuIernurY HcOnIe.

Waterbury People.
 The Goodwill Social club have de
 cided to hold their annual reception
 and dance at City hall on New Years S
 night.
 Waterbury dancing academy will give a Thanksgiving dance in Buck
 ingham hall on Thursday, November 2S.
 There will be a meeting of the
 Fraternal Order of Eagles to-mor-
 row afternoon at ? o'clock, and every
 member is requested to be present.
 The officers of the various divis-
 ions of the A. o. H. in this city will
 meet tomorrow afternoon in Hi bernian hall at 130 o'clock. Very important business which will be of interest to every Hibernian in this city is to be transacted and it is
 earnestly requested that the officers
 be present at the appointed time. Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
 the second, third and fourth de
 grees will be eXemplifed to a class
 of forty or fifty candidates of Divis-
 ion 5, A. o. H. A degree team from
 New Britain which, is said to be one
 of the best in the state, will work
 the degree. A large delegation from
 New Britain will accompany the de-
 gree team to this city.
 The regular weekly dance of Di
 vision ,, A. o. H. will be held this
 evening at Hibernian hall. An or
 chestra will be in attendance to fur
 nsh music for dancing. The re
 ceipts of the dance this evening will go towards equipping Company E,
 Hibernian Rifles, with new uniforms.
 All arrangements are now com plete for the annual entertainment and dance which the Waterbury But ton Co.'S Aid association will hold at City hall next Wednesday evening. A short entertainment has been pro- vided. Fulton's American band or chestra has been engaged and all the details have been attended to. It is expected that the event will be the most successful event in the his tory of the aid association.
 Just at the present time there is a big demand for masquerade suits and many have undertaken the job of outfitting themselves. The cause of the scarcity in all probability is due to the fact that so many cos tunes have been ordered in advance for the big masquerade which the Hamilton Park A. c. will hold at City hall next Friday evening. This is the first masquerade to be held at City hall in a number of years and great deal of interest is being taken in the affair. Prizes in gold are to be awarded for the best cos tunes.
 The chart for the entertainment to be given at Goodwill hall next Thurs day and Friday evenings under the auspices of St. Michael's church will he left at T. B. Carney's and the Watervile drug stores and at Hun gerford's in Oakville tonight. The name of the play is Under the Gas light" on In the Shadows of Old New York" Father Traynor says it is the best thing ever seen in Water bury and that with cast which is equal to the occasion the perform ance will be worth seeing a1d he looks for a crowded house both even ings.
 At the fourth annual meeting of the Mary Parrish branch of the Inter national Sunshine society held yester- day afternoon at the residence of Mrs Charles Skiff on State street all the old officers were reelected as follows: President. Mrs Helen Garlick; first vice-president. Mrs Mary Parrish: second vice-president. Mrs Charles Skin; third vice-president, Mrs Annie Royce: treasurer. Mrs George Van Alta: secretary. Miss Flora Church The Rev C. NJ. Gross of AnsOnia was present and spoke on the work of the During the past year the local society collected and ex- pended over SITS in an effort to brighten homes where prior to the advent Of the Sunshines very little if any sunshine entered.
 An entertainment that was both { pleasing and instructive was en- iOyed by a large audience at the ] meeting of Court McGivney in Co., . umbus hall last evening. when the debating clubs of Barcelona and Sheridan councils discussed the sub eCt. Resolved. that women should nave the right of suffrage" Many 'tTOng and convincing points were . made by both sides. but after due ieliberatiOn the decision was given O Barcelona council. who had taken . he affirmative The particirauts rom Barcelona council were: John Joy Thomas NcCann and William . Ryan: from Sheridan council. Paul 2 shult1e. John Nelson and Thomas . Carney. After the decision was ziven Court McGivney challenged . he winners to meet them in joint iebate after the Christmas holidays he subject to he announced later . most enjoyable musical pro -ramme followed. Miss Catherine -sTrOll Bergen being seeomusnfs4 . or the evening Miss Mary Mimi ian sang ~GOod Night Nellie Sut- on sang Dreaming Miss Jennie -HThane. The Day That T0HT For get Me Miss NzrEsree Dillon gave 1. . recitation DzncEnE folI0Usd. the many dancers joining in the p0uuTzr . lirs until the last Wont Ton Waltz Hone. Street Home for OId Tines {