Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-11
FRATERNAL AND SOCIkL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

S. c. Johnson of Iowa was the guest of honor at the meeting of Nosahogan lodge, I. o. O. F.
 There was large attendance at the annual entertainment of the Bunker Hill church last night.
 Tomorrow evening the Trinity club will give their first annual dance at Leavenworth hall. Lallier's orchestra will furnish music.
 The Young Mems Catholic Literary association will hold their annual re- ception and dance at Leavenworth hall on January 10.
 Court McGivney, D. of l., will hold a special meeting at o'clock this evening to take action on the death of Miss Mary McKeown.
 The members of the Elm football team will hold their annual meeting tomorrow night. All members are requested to be on hand.
 Court Martin Hellmann will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night, when it is expected that very import ant business will be taken up. The meeting will be of interest to every member in the court and all are re- quested to attend.
 At the forty-five tournament of the K. of C. teams last night Barcelona won 46 games, Hendricks A, Sheri- dan 43 and Mulcahy 42. This gives Hendricken and Barcelona two points each, so that the contest is getting to be quite interesting.
 Plans are well under way for the annual reception and dance which the Goodwill Social club will hold at City hall on New Years night. The com mittee in charge will have some new features and promise to outdo any of the former affairs given by the organi- zation.
 The Elton orchestra will give an ex- cellent concert at LeavenwOrth hall Friday evening. Adolph Race is the leader of the new orchestra and he promises to give music lovers an even ing of rare enjoyment. Laura Glea- son Childs of Boston. a soloist of that city, will assist the orchestra.
 Radiant Star lodge, No ?, o. s. of B., held its annual election of officers last evening, electing the following: Commander, Clara H. Plant: vice. commander. Theresa Steinert: aid to commander, Bert NJ. Surdam; chap lain, Lady Lopez; treasurer, L. A. Y. Patterson: accountant, Della Fields; scribe, Jennie c. Corner: inside guard, Juliet Walker: outside guard, Marion r. Bowen: marshal. Arthur Shelley; mistress of ceremony. Camilla Me Kinley; trustees, Ella Kershaw, Juliea Walker and Sarah Benham.
 The Joseph Anderson Sunshine cir cle of the First church held an en- tertainment at the church parlors Monday evening under the supervis- ion of Miss Edna Louise Johnson. The following took part: Norton BrOn- son, Barbara Frost, Edmund Hamp- son. Rachel Dinsmore. Alfred Brown Richard Atwood. Frank Stebrecht, Pierce Taylor. Harry Thorpe. George Mitchell, Joseph Mancini, Pasquale Yayecchia. John Whiting. Richardson Bronson, Louise Atwood, Lillie Boul- den. Gertrude Boulden, Doris Taylor, Almeda Scovill. Nadine Seoville, Ger tTude Cooper. Louise Blakeslee, Ruth BIakeslee and Selah Forst.
 At the annual communication of Continental lodge. r. and A. M. Mon day evening. the following officers were elected: Worshipful master, E. k. Diver: senior warden, H. Patter- son juniOr warden, o. F. Armbruster: senior deacon. L. F. Granger: junior deacon. VI. F. KIoppenberg: senior steward. F. A. Henry: junior steward. E. ". Goodall: treasurer. W. F. Bryan; secretary. F. R. Daniels: chaplain. A. Hengevelt. marshall F. W. BarthOlO- new. tyler. H H. Peck The election was followed by the instaIlment of the new officers by George G. MuIlings. assisted by W. O. Wool. acting as marshal