Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-19
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

The receipts from the supper and sale of the Mission Circle of the Sec ond Congregational church netted S40O.
 This evening a social and entertain ment will be given at Grange hall ill Prospect by the Prospect Cleaners. A party from this city will make the trip to Prospect in sleighs.
 On Wednesday evening, December 26 Christmas cantata entitled "Kor- onation of King Kris Kringle," will be given at the Third Congregational church. The event promises to be one of the biggest affairs given by the church in some time.
 On new years night the Good Will social club will hold their annual re- ception and dance at City hall This is one of the big events of the sea son with the club and is always look ed forward to with much pleasure. | This year the affair will he enlarged upon in many ways and the club eX- poets to make the event big sue cess.
 Tomorrow evening Department % of the Waterbury Clock company will give a reception and dance at Music hall. Citizens Bank building. An or chestra will be in attendance and will furnish all popular music. Tickets are on sale for the event and may be se- cured from any of the members of the department or at the door tomorrow evening.
 The new officers of Naomi chapter, o. F. &. are: Worthy matrOn, Mrs Bertha Gregory: worthy patron, Harry J. Beardsley; associate matr0n, Mrs Mabel Barber: secretary. Mrs Mary l.. Carpenter; treasurer. Mrs x. r. J. Mum; conductress, Mrs Jennie Marg- graff: associate conductress, Mrs Minnie Stewart: trustees, A. l. Good rich, A. J. Shipley and Henry At wood.
 One week from tonight St Mary's Alumni association will hold their an nual reception and dance at Leaven- worth hall. A programme of specially arranged music is now being prepared for the event. Among the selections (Which will be rendered are ''In Monkey Land." Big Chief Battle Axe" Bye. Bye. Dear Old Broad way." That's Gratitude" and Keep on Smiling" Galipeau's orchestra will Furnish music.
 At the annual meeting of the Y P. s. F. society of the Second Bap- list church last night officers were b rhosen as follows: President, J. How hrd Adams; vice president. Willis AIitchell; recording secretary, Miss Edna Wightman; treasurer. Miss Ruth Mitchell; chairman of the lookout com mittee. Clarence Conklin: prayer meet ng. Miss Edna Kenworthy; social. Miss Ida NJ. Ford: Sunday school. Mrs John Buchanan: prayer meeting, he Rev ]. F. Vought; music, Miss Gertrude Snagg: flower. Miss Grace 5raham; calling. Miss Eva Wightman: temperance. Clarence Wightman: i'm Formation. Ruth Mitchell
 Toantic tribe. No 22. I. o. R. NJ. lected officers for the coming year at heir meeting. last evening. as fol- pws: Sachem, W. s. Bolton: senior agamore, J. A. Rogers; junior sag more, B. H. Cameron: prophet. E. ". Johnson: chief of records, Fl. II. .arkin. collector of wampum. F. H. Fells; keeper of wampum, Frederick <eree; secretary of sick committee
 F. Parthenay; hall trustee. Percy ansom: tribe trustee. H. r. Bassett: eeper of paraphernalia. Frank nagg; musician. William Wells: re- resentatives to the grand council. B.
 . Johnson. F. L. Snagg and ]. Fl. iggs: alternatives. H. B. Handy and
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 The following are the new officers
 Fidelity council. No 47. D. of L.: ouneilor. Dora Jacobs: associate buneilOT. Frances Main, vice eoun- Tor. Minnie Scott; associate vice buneilor, Della Adams: recording cretary. Edith Clark. associate re- brding secretary, Arthur A. Austin: nanciaI secretary. Lstta Flood easureT. Dora Austin: guide, Olive
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 Letta Flood. alternatives. FrznE Mkssley. Frances Main and Jennie