Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-13
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 WarerDury People.

Tomorrow evening at Eagles hall an entertainment in honor of the | 600th anniversary of the republic of Switzerland will be held The enter tainment will be amusing as we'll as very instructive and large delegations l are expected from the nearby towns. The Waterbury Button Company's Aid association will hold it's annual entertainment and dance this evening at City hall The entertainment will | be very short and programme of six | teen dance numbers will be executed with music by the American band orchestra.
 The St Cecilia Singing society met last night and elected officers for the ensuing year, as follows: Fran cis J. Herr, president; J. J. Faix, secretary; J. Stadler, treasurer; George Groetzenbach, director. Re- hearsals will be held Tuesday even- ings at the rooms of the St Karl Bar romaus club on Jefferson street.
 At the regular monthly meeting of the Ladies auxiliary, A. O. H., tomorrow night at K. of c. hall, the first, second and third degrees will be conferred on a large class of candidates. All members of the aux Hilary should be present to help en- certain both the candidates and the number of out of town visitors to be in attendance.
 On Monday evening the parishion- CTS of St Joseph's Lithuanian church will open a fair at City hall. The event will be opened by Mayor Thoms who will have a few remarks to make. The entertainment for the opening night will be under the auspices of the children of the parish who have been training for the event for several weeks. After Monday night the fair will be continued in the new political hall on Green street and will continue for the remainder of the week.
 One of the biggest public masquer- ade balls ever given in this city will be held in City hall on Friday cven- ing when the annual event of the Hamilton Park Athletic club will take place. The Parks have been prepar- ing for the affair for several weeks and say it will be the biggest of it's kind ever given in Waterbury. So Iopular have the masquerade balls of this club become that the small halls have been abandoned and it is be- ing held in City hall this year be- cause of the number of tickets that have been sold.
 On Friday evening of this week a miscellaneous concert of sacred and secular songs will be given at Notre Dame convent hall by Miss Marie Blanche Hollinshead. Miss Rollins head is a dramatic soprano from New York and was heard with much pleas ure last Sunday at the II o'clock mass at the Immaculate Conception church. Miss Hollinshead is a pupil of William Shakespeare of London and has sung with great success in London and in the cities throughout Canada. At present she is engaged in church work in New York city.
 A very artistic banner which hangs across Jefferson street. near South Main street, calling attention to the fact that St Cecilia's fair will he held at their new hall on Jeffer- son street commencing tomorrow evening and continuing for two weeks. attracts a great deal of at- tention and its presence reminds many of campaign time when the banners are hung from street to street. The fair will be the biggest event ever given by the church and it is expected that a neat little sum will be realized on it Dancing will be feature every evering and St Cecilia's orchestra will furnish mu- sic.