Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-08
FRArERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

The members of the Washington Hill club will hold a reception anu dance this evening at the club rooms. I.allier's orchestra will furnish mu- sic and general good time Is as- surcd all who attend.
 The annual supper of the Mis- sionary society of the First Congrega- tional church took place in the church parlors last night. The following named persons acted as walters: Mrs Wilcox, Miss Florence Sellew, Miss Bessie Hoadley, Miss Eleanor Whit ing. Miss Agnes Mcvittie. Miss Ruth Sellew, Mrs E. R. Kelsey, Miss Ruth Camp. Miss Louise Jenner. Mrs Reed. Miss Mason. Mrs Dennlson. the Miss es Sarah and Carrie Church, Miss Lord. Miss Edith Sellew. Miss Thalia Carver. Miss Hazel Everett. Miss Grace Jones. They were assisted by seven young men as follows: Howard Phlpps. Lawrence Phipps, Harold I,yall, Joseph Henderson. Harrison Ryder, Eldridge Beecher, and Claude Perrault,
 The second annual reception given by the president of the Women's Be nevolent society. Mrs Jay H. Hart, to the women of the Second Congrega- tiOnal church. took place yesterday afternoon. The receiving party was composed of Mrs Hart, Mrs H De Witt Williams. Mrs G. c. Hill. Mrs Frederick Wilcox. Mrs George Bis sett, Mrs w 1T. Camp and Mrs Wil- liam Cottle. Tea was served by the tea committee as follows: Mrs L. B. Brewster, chairman; Mrs c. H. Ly- man. Mrs Theodore Patchen, Mrs A. A. Benedict, Mrs F.. A. Bradley, Mrs F. II. Arnold. Mrs C. H. Bron- son and Mrs Frank Bradley. An interesting musical program was rendered, including solos by Miss Ernestine Noera and Mrs J. l.. Bonn.
 The annual dance this year given by the Miller < Peck company to It's em- ployes will be held on Monday even. ing. February II, at Fraternity hall on Bank street. The hall will be dec- orated by the store decorators. Hod- son will cater and Lalllers orchestra will furnish music for the event. The committee in charge consists of Au- gust Convard. chairman: Peter Luddy, George O'Neill. Miss Louise Donahue. Miss Nellie Sutton Miss Adeline Fins and Miss Rose Rafferty.
 The St Karl Barromaus club of SC Cecilia's parish entertained a large crowd at their sociable at Turn hall last evening. The vice-president, Florent Gasser, and Miss Frances Praceny led the grand march. 120 couples participating. Music was furnished by the St Karl Barromaus orchestra of four pieces. A number of guests were present from Thomas ton, Meriden and Naugatuck. The committee of arrangements consisted of Otto Herman, Arthur Wengerts- man, John s. Schell, Louis Wertsfn- ger. J. ]. Faix and A. 0. Craft.
 A big audience Is assured at the fourth concert of the James Meagher branch of the Gaelic league in Jacques opera house next Sunday night. The program as arranged is one of the best that has graced the local theaters in a long time. No ex- pense has been spared to get togeth- CT an aggregation of artists to do the honors on this occasion and the music Is 60 arranged. as to suit the tastes of everybody. Having Mrs T. J. McLarney with the harp. Miss Jo- sephine Mcknight with the violin and Miss Katherine Sullivan with the mandolin enough instrumensal music will be furnished to thrill the hearts of those present. vhile the vocal music will be In the hands Of . such artists as Peter r. Radican and John B. Lynch of Haraord, Edward Dovney. Miss Mamie Fay and. Mrs William Monagan of this city. with | Me Wn18 mu