Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-23
SOCIAL AND FRATERHAL.
Events of IntsrestI to Many Water.
 bury People.

On Wednesday evening the United French societies will give a dance at Buckingham Music hall. A short concert will be given before the dance order starts.
 The Patrick Sarsheld club will celebrate the forty-first anniversary of the Manchester martyrs, Allen, Larkin and O'Brien, at their rooms, A. 0. H. hall, this evening.
 The Queens Daughters will give a whist party tomorrow evening at Elks' hall on Grand street. After the whist music will be furnished for dancing. An invitation Is extended to the public to attend.
 Lallier's orchestra will furnish special music for the twentieth anni- versary dance of the Brooklyn Ath- letic club which Is to be held at City Hall on Thanksgiving night. A hand- some souvenir programme will be presented to each patron.
 Among the attractions for St Cecllia's fair this evening which is being conducted at their hall on Jeff ferson street will be the Misses Dinah Fielding and Hanna Burke in dancing speciality and other talent in singing and dancing. The concert last evening was big success and was largely attended.
 In accordance with its custom for the past ten years, Barcelona coun- | cil, K. of c. will have mass cele- brated at St Cecilia's church at 9 o'clock on Thanksgiving morning by | the pastor Dr Martin, for sixteen years chaplain of the council. | Friends of deceased members of the | society and members and friends of the other councils are invited to be | present.
 | The annual social of Court Me- Givney, No 28, D. of l. will be held in Elks' hall on Grand street on Thanksgiving night and will add greatly to the enjoyment of the hol- iday. There will be dancing in the main hall and cards in the adjoining rooms thus furnishing amusements for all. Tickets may be obtained from members O. at the door on l Thanksgiving night.
 Mulcahy council K. of c. will hold an open meeting tomorrow evening at K. of c. hall at which time Pro- lessor Stephen w. Wilby will deliver a very entertaining literary address. At the completion of his address a musical programme will be executed l aff uyh fnh T al ctwo u 1 furnish music for dancing and the ! remainder of the evening will be devoted to dancing All the mem" bers of other councils and the 1 Daughters of Isabella and their friends are cordially invited to at tend.
 "A song of Thanksgiving a cantata by Maunder was rendered at Trinity church last night under the direction of Choir-master R. A Laslett Smith. The solo work of the cantata was most beautifully render ed by the regular quartet, Mrs A. N Chenowith, soprano; Mrs Fred Bart. lett, contralto; William Davis, tenor and Robert Bailey, bass. Especially pleasing were the alto solo by Mrs Bartlett, Consider the Lilies of the Field" and the tenor solo by MI Davis, 70 Thou Whose Constant Mercies."
 A very pleasant leap year party was held Friday evening at the home of Miss Catherine Kaiser of 2: Fairuiew- street ~evening wal pleasantly spent with music and games. Miss Norah Fitzmaurice and 1 Mary Connors presided at the piano Among those present were Catherine Flannery, Mary Connors. Bessie De 1 laney, Bessie Burke, Nellie Riley Jennie Hes, Catherine Brennan, Der. tha Byron, Norah Fitzmaurice, Fred Rochon, Valmore Rochon, Wilfre6 Duppray, William Calligan, Roy Fox Leon Adams, Simon Donahue, Ray mond Calligan and John Kaiser. Sup l per was served at a late hour 1T which the party broke up Saturday morning. --.s ..-. ...
 The Christmas sale of St Mary's Hospital Aid society on December 1C and II is the one important event now being discussed among tht members and large attendance ii expected at the meeting this evening | to complete arrangements. Dozen of pretty dressed dolls that will re. lieve busy mothers and Santa Claus | of some anxious moments will be of | fered for sale and real bride dol whose trouseau was made by one oi our most fashionable dressmakers will cause the childrens hearts to beat faster Fancy and domestic articles suitable for Christmas gifts are being made by the members but anyone wishing to assist in raising funds for the worthy cause may send gifts to the sale or to the food sale that will be another feature of it. The members are also planning q social sid, to the sale and will serve