Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-27
F2ATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

A private dance will be held this evening at Odd Fellows hall. | The Ingraham- Wallace Go will give a musical and literary enter tainment in Boys club hall Friday evening at 7:30 o" clock. The pub lie is invited.
 Lallier's Military band will give a concert and prom this evening at City hall. The full band will be in attend ance and will furnish programme of specially selected music.
 Division 5, A. o. H. will give one of the real old fashioned Irish dances this evening at G. A. R. hall. All Irish airs will be played for the danc- ing, which is sure to be q popular fea- ture. 4y srt
 This evening the annal fair of the Washington Hills A. c. will be brought to a close after a most suc- cessful run of seven nights. Dancing will be feature, as on former nights.
 Last evening the Rev M. J. Tray nor of Waterville gave supper at The Elton for all who were engaged in the presentation of Under the Gaslight," recently put on under the auspices of his parish.
 James E. Delaney of St Thomas's Holy Name society, who marshalled six teams at the card party last even- ing wishes to thank all those who re- sponded to his invitation and who as- sisted in making the affair success.
 The degree team of the Ladies' auxiliary, A. O H., went to Nauga- tuck last night and exemplified the work on about fifty candidates for the auxiliary of that place. Miss Julia Larkin, guardian, had charge of the work. After the business meeting a social session was held.
 All arrangements have been com pleted for the dance to be given by the Forum club at Mulcahy Memor- ial hall tomorrow evening. Lallier's orchestra has been engaged to fur nish the music and the members of the club promise to keep up to their reputation as entertainers. All mem bers of the alumni and their friends are invited to attend.
 At the close of the card tourna- ment of the K of c. last night the score stood as follows: Hendricken 49, Sheridan 43., Barcelona 40, Mul- caly 30. Ojeda council, Naugatuck, % These points added to the ones made at previous contests made the stand ing as follows: Hendricken 2, Bar celona 1. Sheridan o. Mulcaly O. Ojeda 0. The chapter of the k. of c. under whose auspices the affair is being con- ducted has team picked from the four local councils, but so far 1t has not made a very creditable show ing, although the players expect to come out ahead in the end, hut just how they can possibly win does not appear quite clear to the other fel- lows.
 Tomorrow evening the Brooklyn Athletic club will celebrate their nine teenth anniversary by holding a grand baH at City hall. The affair is with out a doubt the biggest event of the season with the club and always at- tracts a very large crowd To-mor- rew night it is expected that the work of the committee. which has been working hard arranging for the event for some weeks will be crowned with success. The advance sale of tickets hsse been exceptionally large and the club looks for one of the old time crowds. LaIIier's full orchestra will furnish all popular music for dancing snd the concert. A handsome souve- mfr programme will be presented to all patrons-