Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-10
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water.
 bury People.

MyrIe temple, NO $, F. B., VIII pay fraternal visit to Evergreen temple of Seymour tonight They will leave on the 7:07 trolley.
 This evening at Red Mems hall in Naugatuck the dancing classes of MT and Mrs John F. Kicks Dancing academy will give shirtwaist and novelty dance. The event will draw large attendance as large delegation from this city as well as those from Naugatuck and other places will be in attendance.
 The following are the new off, cers of the Mems league of the Sec ond Congregational church: Presi- dent, Robert W. Lowell; vice-presi- dent, Crayton F. Carpenter; secre- tary, Dr Frank J. Erbe; treasurer, Almon B. Dayton; membership and social committee. Clayton c. John son, chairman; Roys L. Spencer and G. Herman Gessert. r
 At meeting of Comstock lodge, K. of P, last night Colonel L. L. Hall was appointed as committee to arrange with other lodges for the trip to Boston on the occasion of the supreme convention in Au- gust. Captain Frank R. White, Ed ward Hart and E. E. Harper were appointed as a committee to select a float suitable for the parade. All the U. R. K. P. men are expected to, be in. line, -.... ~ .
 The Queens Daughters will give whist tomorrow evening at 35l East Main street. Mrs Stephen Byrnes will be the hostess. She will be assisted by Mrs Bert Shandler and Miss Catherine Connor. The as- sociation held it's regular meeting last evening at the convent on South Main s.reet. The new chaplain, Father Dooley, was present and ad- dressed the members. The next meeting will be held July 9 at the same place, .4
 Washington camp, P. o. of A.. held social session last night at which the .fonowing programme was rendered.: Recitation, Gilbert Worthley; song, Third Congregation al church quartette; recitation. Mrs c. Blakeslee; solo. Miss Agnos Walsh; recitation, Clementia Jack son: essay, A. H. Warner; flag drill, 20 children. The committee in charge of the entertainment consist ed of Mir and Mrs A. N. Howard, Mrs F. N. Treat and Mrs N, T. Nor they.
 At a meeting of Brass City lodge, No 349. G. U.. O. O. F.. last night officers were chosen as follows; No ble grand. C. McDowall: yice-grand, George Twisdale; outside guard, David Hunter; elective secretary, W.. w. Holland permanent secretary. E. Dubois. and treasurer, Byron Scott. E. Dubois was appointed to represent the lodge in the national convention, which is to be held in this city, August 13. Districs Dep uty Grand Master F. B. Howell or New Haven spoke on fraternities.
 The following are the new officers of Melieent Porter chapter, D. A. K. elected at the closing session of tht chapter at the residence of Judge and Mrs F. NJ. Peasley in Cheshire Mon- day: Honorary regent. Mrs s. w. Kel-  logg: regent, Mrs Benjamin II. Rris- tol: vice-regent. Mrs Edward l.. Fris- bic: registrar. Miss Lillian Davenport. treasurer, Mrs Oliver q. Camp: re- cordIng secretary. Mrs Q. H. Gage; corresponding secretary, Mrs R. R. Stannard: historian. Miss Ida Lewis: curator. Miss Mary F. Porter: auditor Mrs Henry l.. Rowland: board of management-Mr Edward w. shan non, Mrs II. c. Anderson, Mrs F. C. Plume: programme committee-Miss Anna Pierpont. Mrs H. I. Wilcox. Mrs Rowland Jenner: social committee Mrs q. B. Scovill. Mrs L. F. Fitzsi- mons. Miss Josephine II. Somers: press committee-Mrs Q. w. Noble. Mrs William Beerher. Mrs C. W. g. Frost: music committee-AIrs ]. T.. Pratt. Mrs I. NJ. Gallond. Mrs r. M. reasley.