Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-13
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury PeOple.

Committees representing the For esters will meet in their reading room' G, A. G. block, East Main street to- night to discuss the matter of medical service in the lodges.
 Tunxis tribe, No 10, I. O. R. M, celebrated it's twentieth anniversaf! last night. Judge Cowell, who was its first sachem, was one of the prln- cipal speakers. Several out of town guests were in attendance.
 The Philomathea club was enter tained at the home of the Misses A. and K. Phelan of 353 Hamilton ave- nue Thursday. evening. The time was spent in playing whist, music ana singing. The first prize for whist was won by Miss K. McGrath. MISS S. Hynes won the second prize.
 The Catholic organizations have started the preliminary plans for the big charity bazaar which will be given after East+r for St Mary's hos pital. The event will be managed by a committee selected by the so- cieties of the city and the affair will be conducted along the same lines as the last one. More than $1O,OOO was realized for the hospital on the last bazaar and the committee ex- pects to do as we'll at the coming one.
 There was large attendance at last nights meeting of Court Martin Hellmann, No 86, F. of A. A num- Der of important questions were taken up. On account of extra busl- ness there was no degree work. Delegates were elected to attend this evenings mass meeting of Court Fruitful Vine, to be held in Forest CTS reading room. The last meeting of this month, which falls on Decem- Der 26, will be the annual meeting. Election of officers, etc, will take pl""a.
 O.. ,onday evening, December 16, the regular meeting of Mattatuck lodge, No 1S7, N. E. o. F., will be held at Red Mems hall, North Main street, at o'clock sharp, and as this is the night for election of officers for the ensing year and as there also should be initiatory exercises, large attendance is expected, and as this lodge has a degree team second
 
 going a good way to see. A cordial invitation is extended to all Neopians to give the lodge friendly call and enjoy an evening of pleasure and profit.
 The following are the new officers of the Mattatuck Historical society: President, Frederick J. Kingsbury; vice presidents. the Rev Dr Anderson. Miss S. ]. Prichard; treasurer, Charles l.. Holmes; assistant treasurer. C.. Sanford Bull; secretary, Miss K. A.. Prichard; assistant secretary, Miss NJ. C. Wells; curator, the Rev Dr Ander- son, directors. the Rev Dr Davenport, Miss A. l.. Ward, Robert A. Hill. The society is in receipt of the ethnO- logical library of the Rev Joseph An derson, D. D., purchased and present. ed to the institution by Elisha I.eaven- worth, also an album of historical in- terest, the gift of Miss Jane A. Mark ham.
 The Fourth division, A. O. H., ' elected officers last evening as fol- lows: President. P. McFadden: . vice-president, John D. Carey; re-
  cial secretary, Bernard Whitney; treasurer, Michaell Carroll; sergeant at-arms, John Forrestal; sentinel, : Jeremiah Sugrue; deputy, William Dooley. A committee was also ap- pointed to make arrangements In conjunction with the committees f.om the other Catholic societies for the coming charity bazaar to be held on Easter Monday for the benefit of St Mary's hospital. The committee consists of P. McFadden, Michael Carroll and Bernard Whitney.
 The annual sale and supper of the Second Congregational church was held last night. Those in charge of the tables were: Mrs Frederick Will COX. Mrs \. II. Kinball. Mrs I. NJ. Benedict. Mrs J. [. Pratt, Mrs C. H. Brown. Mrs George E. Judd, Mrs w. l.. Hall. Mrs r O. Peabody, Mrs Elm erson Tompkins. Mrs r. NJ. Peasley, Mrs Hurlburt. Mrs Herbert Wilcox. Mrs C. H. Bronson, Miss Lillian Davenport. Miss Anna Graves. Mrs C. <. Baldwin, Mrs C. B. Morris. Mrs ]. G. Wilcox. Miss Alice Wilcox, Miss Edith Camp, Miss Bertha Hart. Miss Bess Segur. Mrs C. D. Nye Mrs J. E. Doherty. Mrs H. W. Burton. Mrs Hough. Mrs F.. B. Paine, Mrs 4. ]. Storz. Mrs Blackmer. Mrs C. C. John son and Miss Robbins.
 At the regular monthly meeting of the Ladies auxiliary. A. o. H., last evening in Knights of Columbus hall, officers were elected as follows: President, Mrs Alice Mooney; vice president. Mrs Elizabeth Burke; re- cording secretaf.-. Miss Mary Kelly; financial secretary. Mrs Margaret Allen; treasurer. Miss Mary McGiIl; sergeant-at-aTms. Miss Katherine Nc Renna; sentinel. Mrs Katherine Kill mer: guide. Miss Julia Larkin: plan ist, Mrs Elizabeth SkeIly. The fOIloW- ing committee was appointed to con- fer with the other committees of the Catholic societies regarding the char fty bazaar for the benefit of St Mary's hospital: Mrs Alice Mooney. Miss Hannah Moriartv and Mrs NJ J. Mahan- The association decided to put on a drama St Patriek's night. and the following committee was sp- pointed to make arrangements. Mrs AF- c. Snowman Mrs John Allen. klTEss Mary Kelly. Miss Julia Larkfn-
 - Sarah Knapp. Miss Daisy Lord
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