Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-07
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

Waterbury People.
 Tonight at Leavenworth hall the Algonquin club will hold their an nual reception and dance The event will be attended by many visitors from out of town and will undoubted- ly be social and financial success. Galipeau's orchestra will furnish music. Tickets for the event may be secured at the box office this evening.
 Tomorrow evening the Washing ton Hill club will give a sociable and dance at their hall on Washington street.
 The pointers and truers of the Wa terbury Clock company will give re- ception and dance tomorrow evening at Leavenworth hall.
 Friday evenings at MT and Mrs John F. Ricks's dancing academy, 43 East Main street, the advanced class and social session hold sway, with good orchestra music. Pay them a visit and you will see for yourself.
 A large crowd attended the festival last evening in the new hall in the Jones, Morgan building, which is be- ing given by the United French socie- ties. The event will be continued this evening and will close tomorrow evening when big card party will be the attraction.
 The Waterbury Button Company's Aid association have secured the services of Excelsior Guards, o. U. A. M. No for their entertainment and dance which is to be given at City hall on next Wednesday evening. The guards are explained by c. L. Clark and are said to have very entertain ing drill. Fulton's orchestra will fur nish music for the concert and danc- ing.
 On Friday evening a debate and social will be held at the meeting of Court sMcGivney, and very pleas ant evening is anticipated. Besides the four local councils of K. of c. the members are invited to bring their friends. There will be vocal se- lections, recitations, and dancing. Re- treatments will be served. The secre- tary of the Halloween party will re- ceiye returns on tickets held for that event.
 The first, second and third degrees will be exemplified on next Sunday afternoon to large class of 9th Di- vision, A. o. H. The degree work will be put on by team from New Brit ain, which is considered one of the best teams in the state. The local di- vision has been preparing for the fair will be one of the biggest events in the history of the division. The degree work will start promptly at ? o'clock, after which there will be a social session. Every member of the division is requested to be on hand promptly at the opening of the meet ing.
 A week from tomorrow night the annual masquerade ball of the Ham, iltOn Park Athletic club will be held in Leavenworth hall. Four handsome gold prizes will be awarded for cos
 
 ups will be presented with prizes, while the best makeups will also re- ceive prizes. The Hamilton Parks have been together for years and is one of the best known clubs of the city. Their annual masquerade ball has been so well attended in the past that the committee of arrangements decided this year to abandon Hamil- ton hall and to give the event in City hall. There is round of amusement for all who attend, as the Parks are good entertainers. Tickets may be obtained from members of the club. The advance sale of tickets has been such that City hall is likely to he well filled on the night of the event.
 Augustin Daly's five act comedy drama, Under the Gas Light, or Tn the Shadows of Old New York;" will be produced at Goodwill hall in Wa terville on the evenings of November II and IS, by the Waterville Thes- i plan club. under the management of Jean Ingraham, who has been a prominent figure in amateur theatri- | calls for a number of years. Re- hearsals have been on for some time past and the production will un- be the best ever produced | by the organization. The play | abounds in strong situations. mag nificent climaxes and startling me- chanical effects. The production | will be staged by special scenery l which has been painted by Mir Poli's scenic artist of New Haven. The l ,ast includes Miss Maud G. Delaney. Miss Margaret G. Delaney, Miss Mary Agnes Seery, Jean Ingraham. Thom- IS J. McMahon, William H. Davies. Louis E. Tebeaudeaux, James F. De- aney, Nj. J. Devine. Fred J. La chance and Robert Smithwick. Be- .ween each act there will be special musical numbers under the supervis- on of Miss Catherine Carroll Bergin. aro Oy, ooIa af l