Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-12
F2ATERNAL AND SOCIAL
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

WatcrDuTy IeopAo.
 The Trinity club will give their an nual dance this evening at Leaven' worth hall.
 Court E. R. Crosby, F. of A., will hold their annual sociable and dance at Speedwell hall on New Years eve. The members of Court McGivney, D. of l., are requested to meet in their hall at S:30 Friday morning to attend the funeral of their deceased sister, Mary c. McKeown.
 The doctors committee meeting of the Foresters will be held on Friday evening in the Foresters reading room, G. A. R. building. All court committees are requested to be pres ent at this meeting.
 The Prospect Cleaners will hold a fair at Grange hall in Prospect on Thursday and Friday evenings, De- cember 19 and 20. The receipts of the affair will go towards the build- ing of a new church.
 The regular meeting of Fifth di- vision, A. o. H., will be held to-mor- TOW evening at o'clock, and every member is requested to attend. Elec- tion of officers will take place and some action will be taken on inc vote recently passed by the Medical association.
 Two weeks from tonight the an nual reception of St Mary's Alumni association will be held in Leaven- worth hall and the event is eagerly awaited by the alumni and their friends. The reception will be con- ducted on the same arrangements as in the past and assures an enjoyable time for all who attend.
 Mrs Jennie Hurley, president of the Queens Daughters, has appointed the Following committee to look after cases of want that come to their at tention during this month: Mrs Sarah Butler, Mrs Sarah Hayes, Mrs John Duxbury, Mrs John O'Brien, Mrs James Coughlin, Mrs Michael Joy Mrs c. c. Russell, Mrs John Gill, Mrs Mary Conron, Miss Margaret Higgins, Miss May Ganley and Miss Elizabeth Somers.
 At their meeting tomorrow night in St Patricks hall the Queens Daughters will make final arrange ments for Miss Holloway's lecture lat the City hall Sunday night. Father Ryan will be present to receive re- ports and returns from the ladies who have been selling the tickets. From the present outlook the affair promises to be one of the biggest triumphs ever scored by any charita- ble society in Waterbury.
 The following is the list of officers bf Council Villa Marie, No 149, aux lary to St Jean Baptist society: Honorable president, Mrs A. Grenier: president, Cora Charest: vice presi- ient, Mrs L. Loiselle; secretary, aura Perigard: assistant secretary, l. Canten; perceptrice, R. Caruette; reasurer. l.. Laford; pre- ordomatrice, Mathiem: secretary ordomatrice. 'ora Picard; mistress of ceremonies, Rebecca Charest: inspector of funds, Irs Frechette. Mrs Bernatchy.
 The following are the new officers f Mattatuck Council, No 13, R. A.: Regent, E. A. Camp; vice regent, eorge E. Taylor: orator, c. r. Hard r; past regent, Arthur Baker; secre- hy, George F. Moore; collector, Ferd- hand Schneider; treasurer, George W. Watson: guide, l.. W. Carrington; haplain. c. E. Wallace warden, Ern- St \. Totten; secretary, John s. chell; representative, George F. Moore: alternate, Arthur Baker; trus- kes-Louis A. Totten, Ernest H. [orn and Albert A. Adt. The annual fair of the Mission cir e of the First Congregational hurch was held at the church par srs last night. The fancy tables | ere in charge of the work comIait- ] e of which Mrs c. Sanford Bull is airman. She was assisted by Mrs |
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