Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-09
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water.
 bury People.

|
 The Hill street Improvement soci-
 ety will meet this evening at the home
 or r. J. Coyle on Cassidy avenue,
 All members of the Knights of Co., ! lumbus and Daughters of Isabella of
 Waterbury and Napgatuck will meet
 at K. of c. hall at o'clock on Sunday
 afternoon to take action in reference
 to the benefit performance for St l Mary's hospital which is to take | place at Jacques Theater on May IS.
 Announcement will be made of the | completed arrangements for the ben l eft performance for St Mary's hos pital on May IS under the auspices of the K. of C. and D. of I. at the
 meeting on Friday evening of Court McGivney. All members holding tickets for past socials are earnestly
 requested to make returns at the
 meeting.
 The meetings of St Mary's hospital
 aid that were postponed on account
 of the mission will be resumed on
 Monday evening in St Patrick's hall.
 A full attendance is requested as the
 time is now short in which to con-
 plete arrangements for the June gar den party. The sewing circle will
 meet as usual on Wednesday and Fri day afternoon and evening.
 At a recent meeting at the South
 NJ. E. church the following officers of Epworth league were elected for the ensuing year: President, John Stotz; first vice-president, Ira Cashman: second, Mrs E. Harding; third, Harry James: fourth, the Rev J. E. Parks; secretary, Miss Florence Bassett: treasurer. Harry James; organist, Miss Henrietta Harding: assistant, Miss Emily Wooley; junior league superin- tendent, the Rev John Emory Parks.
 At meeting of the Queens Daugh- ters, held this week, Mrs Schaefer, who for many years has been active in charitable and fraternal work, kindly consented to assist by visiting the members at their homes, to arouse interest in the old and pro- cure new members. Heavy demands have been made on this society since
 
 tates the cooperation of every mem- Der. Donations of old linen or cot ton, partly worn clothing, or any ar ticles that can be used in the care of the sick are earnestly solicited. These articles can be sent to the convent, corner South Main and Liberty streets ,or if notification is sent to this address they will be called for.
 At the meeting of the Mary Par rish branch of the International Sun shine society yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Perry E. Holly, 60 State street, the members voted to present testimonial in the form of a book to Mrs Helen Garlick, who i resigned as president. The following committee was appointed ] to select the testimonial: Mrs Mary | Parrish, Mrs E. E. French, Mrs | Charles E. Schler and Miss Lillian l Clark. Mrs F. w. Bartholomew was elected corresponding secretary to as- ;ist Miss Flora Church, who finds too much work for one person to attend | 70. A social tea will be given at the nome of Mrs James E. Ferguson on street the first week in June. Mrs Etta M. Morsehead, Mrs Marshall Kloppenberg. Mrs Pauline Fox and Miss Lillian Clarke were ad- nitted into the branch yesterday. Mrs Frank Parsons, the new presi- lent, presided.
 The united French societies of this o htet a~&. 1.. | Eagles hall last evening for the ben fit of the building fund of St Anne's hurch. Although the attendance II vas not as large as it might have 'een had the weather been fine, ney- II the societies made almost Il 100 on the event. The persons who made the most points playing whist were as follows: First, Miss F. ionty; second, Miss Rena Benoit: hird, Miss Emma Boisvert: fourth, Hiss Calamie Cantin: fifth, Miss sosanna Lachance; sixth. Miss Lau- lima Lafone; seventh. Miss Victoria 'arpentier: eighth, Miss E. LaFrance: inth. Miss Regena Verrier. First, 7. Trudell; second. Edmund La ange; third. Joseph Beauchemin: ourth, Arthur J. Loiselle; fifth, L. . Blanchette: sixth, l.. Brodeur; eventh, Frank Bouffard; eighth, oseph Monnerot; ninth, Alvairis AL ird; tenth, J. E. Charbonneau. The vent was in charge of J. A. Bien- enue. chairman; J. A. Baril, J. A. L. Hammel and Henry Du- -ense.