Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-18
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

Waterbury People.
 Harmony lodge, No 42, F. X A. M., will celebrate it's 10th anniversary tomorrow night.
 The Bricklayers, Masons and Plas- terers' union will hold a special meet ing tonight to take action on the death of Martin Balthazer.
 This evening at Eagles hall the Young Ladies Hebrew Aid associa- ton will give q reception and dance. An orchestra will be in attendance to render music for dancing and Will fur nish all the latest selections.
 On Wednesday evening the Wash ington Hill Athletic club open thelr annual fair at their hall on Washing ton street. The fair will be conun- ued for eight nights, closing on Manufacturing evening. Dancing wll. be a feature each evening and there will also be a stage entertainment.
 The sale of tickets for the perform ance of "The Second Mrs Tanqueray by Mrs Patrick Campbell at Polls tomorrow evening began this morn ing at 9 o'clock, and was unprecedenl- ed LID to noon. the entire lower part of the house being sold by that time. AS is customary with plays of this standard the free list is hung up.
 The annual banquet of the Matta- tuck Rod and Gun club will be held at The Elton on Thursday evening. Judge Burpee, Judge Peasley and Judge Cole have already been se- lected as speakers. Charles Colley will be toastmaster. An entertainer from New York whose name has not been announced will also be present.
 The forty-fve and whist party given by the men of St Thomas s paris Tuesday. November 26, prom ises to be a great success. The best forty-five teams of the city are en- tered and it promises to be q great battle to see who will capture the first prize, which will be the largest native turkey in the market. Whist will also be played and q reception will follow. Lallier's orchestra will furnish music.
 A fair under the auspices of St Jo- sephs Lithuanian church will open 1 this evening at City hall and will be continued at Political hall on Green street on November 10. 20. 2l and 22. The fair will be opened this evening bv Mayor Thoms and it is expected that few other prominent speakers will be on hand. The programme for this evening will be furnished Dy the children of the parish and will be as follows: Welcome, song: hoop drill; Abou Ben Adham. poetry; On the Banks of the Beautiful River, song; flag drill. good night, song.
 St Cecilia's parish fair will con tinue until about December l. The usual stage attractions will continue to occupy the boards. the tnioi Square duartette. with talent loaned by S. z. Poli. Carpenters are now laying the polished floors on St Ce- elias hall and school and from now on the floor of the hall will be one ot the best places in Waterbury for dance purposes. The following sa- cred concert was rendered last even ing: Overture. St Cecilia's orchestra vocal selection. Miss Clara Bibeault; cornet solo. Andrew Croft: selection, Ideal Mandolin club: vocal seelction Winifred Delaney: selections. Lyra Singing society: selections Ideal Man. dolin uuartette: vocal selection. Miss Josie Armbruster; violin selection Miss Loretta Moss: vocal selection Robert Herr: Good Night, St Cecilia's { orchestra: piano solo. Salvaori Mora accompaniSt. Miss Marie Heringer. or ganist of St Cecilia's church.
 Much interest is being manifested in K. of'C. circles at the present time on account of the card tournament now in progress, the second session of which will be held on Tuesday evening, November l9, under thu auspices of Sheridan council. in K. 0 c. hall. to which every member o the order Is invited to be present AS will be remembered at the frs session held on fast Tuesday evening under the auspices of Hendrickei council, the team representing Bar ceIona council was victorious. Sine 3 then the members of Sheridan team have been smarting under thei defeat and have vowed that 1t will not occur again, notwithstanding tn many boasts made by ]. C. ThOmp son. T. F. ODonnelI. ]. ]. McEvO , and others of BaTeelOna's team tha , they would repeat the dose. 4 sOcia ] session will be introduced at tn , close of the game Music will b [ furnished by Sheridan councils Ol ? chestra. It is estimated that tn ! largest number of members ever as . sembled in K of c. hall will b
 present to witness the contest Fol |. lowing are the names of the tear that will represent Sheridan council i. Captain Thomas F. DOnahue. Wi liam C. Keenzn. William MeGratF F. Ramon. P. H. Real. L. I Wolff. J. A. Hynes. P. F. Quinn, ,IJ. Wolff, P F. Coughlin. E. Mansfield. E A Deegsn- Nulcsh and Hendricken councils as yell q iteans from NaugaEuck- Ansonia an ' Seymour. will be present and tsk . part in the contest Play will ! o called at SEAS o'clock sharp