Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-03

| The assembly hall of the Mulcahy memorial building was well filled last evening, the occasion being the dance given by St Mary's alumni for the benefit of St Mary's new hos pital. Before the dancing com- menced there was a meeting of the Alumni association during which nothing but routine business was transacted.
 The executive committee of the newly formed republican club met last evening in the office of George Sellew and finished up almost all the work on the constitution and bylaws. All the officers as we'll as the majority of the committee were present. The club at its next meeting. which will be held within a week. will adopt the rules as drawn up and will also make the executive committee a permanent part of the organization. About twenty-couples attended the dance given last evening by the La dies Auxiliary of the Knight of the Maccabees in Fraternity hall. The following committees were in charge: Miss Josephine Duane, Miss Catherine Sullivan, Miss Belle Waldron, Miss Carlson. Miss Hattie Lee, Miss Mary Courtney. Miss Julia Cunningham, Miss Anna Courtney. Receptiont-- Mrs Elizabeth Deiss. Mrs Elizabeth Mccarthy, Mrs Edna Waldron. Floor---Miss Cathreine Sullivan, Miss Rose Denehy. Miss Hattie Lee, Jos eph Duane. Among the out of town guests were Edward Maloure of Maine and Martin Duane of Newark. N. ].
 The fifth annual dance of the American Mills company was held in Leavenworth hall last evening and about 150 couples were present. Music was furnished by Galipeau's orchestra and the program consisted of eighteen numbers. The arrange ment committee follows: E. ]. Baril. Emil Dahl, Joseph Williams, Nellie Fitzpatrick, Miss Nellie Keating, Miss Lillie Mahan. James Upson. and Miss Margaret Kelly composed the music committee. The reception com mittee was composed of John Sum- merville. William Gray. Daniel Sla- win. William Cord. Edward Taylor, Samuel Kendrick. B. Dougherty, Will liam Monski, Frank Casey, John Smith, Miss Margaret Higgins, Miss May Dillon. Miss Julia Reagan. Miss Annie Bowman. Miss Lizsie Grant, Miss Margaret Burns. Miss Lizzie Leeney. Miss May Curley. Miss Mamie Bacon and John Lancaster.
 The annual fair of the Waterville Engine company will open up this evening at Goodwill hall in Water vile and will continue for three nights.
 The grand fair for the benefit of St Anne's church will open tonight at Eagles hall. The committees will furnish novel features every evening while the fair is on and will endeavor to make the affair a social as we'll as financial success. Dane ing will be on the program for every evening.
 Tomorrow night Brass City lodge. l 25o. l.. A. to B. of R. T. will give l their annual reception and dance at | City hall. Lallier's orchestra will | furnish music for the event.
 The Smith & Griggs Baseball as- sociation will give their first dance tomorrow evening at South Water bury School hall. A short entertain ment will also he provided.
 The managers of the Shop baseball league are requested to call on the treasurer and receive their tickets for the coming dance which is to be held on Wednesday evening. April z4.
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