Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-26
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

On Thursday evening next tne Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brothernooo of Railroad Trainmen will give a dance at Knights of Columbus nall.
 The regular quarterly meeting of Court Martin Hellmann, F. of A., IS called for this evening and all mem- bers are requested to attend as i'm portant business is to be transacted. On Wednesday evening, October 16 St Thomas Cadets foot ball team will hold their third annual dance at City hall. The proceeds of the dance will go towards equipping the team for the coming season.
 St Mary's T. A. society will give an autumnal dance at Leavenworth hall on Friday of next week. The decora- tions which promise to be one of the features will be in keeping with the season and is sure to attract consider able attention. An orchestra will be in attendance to furnish music for dancing.
 Arrangements are now complete for the opening of the B. A. c. fair which opens at their hall on Bank street on Saturday evening. Every club in town will be represented at the affair on the opening night and there promises to be a good time for all.
 Tomorrow evening the young wo- men of St Anne's parish will hold their second annual whist at Eagles hall. Whist will start at S:30 and it is requested that those intending to take part in the games get to the hall and secure seats at tables as early as possible. After the whist dancing will be indulged in.
 MT and Mrs John F. Rick, the we'll known dancing teachers of Water bury, will give an informal dance and reception in Red Mems hall, Weary building, Naugatuck, Wednes- day evening, October g. Music will be furnished for dancing by Fulton's orchestra. The class will meet in Red Mems hall Wednesday evenings of each week, starting Oct. 16.
 The members of Court Fruitful Vine, A. O. F., gave reception last evening to Daniel McKellar and AL fred Matthews, their delegates to the Lawrence, Mass, convention. There was some of the good old country dancing and Mir Mcclellan, who is a light one on his own feet gave skirl or two. There was some fine singing and reciting and plenty of refresh ments and an atmosphere of the old country pervaded the entertainment.
 A man named Lucius Sylvester died suddenly in Seymour last even ing and the medical examiner of that place, Dr Beardsley is anxious to learn something about him. The examiner sent word to the local po- lice informing them that Sylvester has an aunt here named Mrs Sylves- ter Curtis. but where she lives is not known. Her name is not in the di- rectory and there seems to be no clue to her abode.
 Already a party of ten young la- dies have joined one of the classes at the Catholic Women's association, all having handed their names In to the superintendent so as to be in the same class. This may he done at any time. although a meeting for the purpose is 10 be held on Monday night, when all who desire to join may do so. of course, those whose names are in first will have first choice of class nights, although this will easily be arranged to aecomdate all. Any one who is unfamiliar with the assOcia- tin will find Mrs Hayes. the superin- tendent. at the building next Monday night and the following Friday night. and by calling upon her may learn about the work. This evening a rIeet- ing of the officers and directors and teachers is to be held at s o'clock.