Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-28
SOCIAL AND TRArEaHAL.
Events of Interest, to Many Water E bury People.

Court Shields, r. of A. has ap- pointed Chief Ranger c. R. Curtis to represent the society on the Slocum memorial committee.
 Edward Condon has been appoint ed captain of the pinochle team of Speedwell lodge, K. of P. for the tournament soon to be opened be- tween the three lodges of the order in Waterbury. .
 The Cotilion club held forth In Leavenworth hall last evening and during the cotillion many novelties were introduced. The patronesses were Mrs Wade, Mrs Northrop, Mrs Hayden and Mrs Maltby.
 A number of members of St Pe- ter's lodge, Y. and A. M., of New Milford, were the guests of Harmony lodge of this city last night. After the business meeting the visitors were entertained at The Elton.
 The officers and members of Rose dale camp, Modern Woodmen. will pay a. fraternal visit to the Nauga- tuck camp tonight. They will leave here on the 7:37 car and will be ac- companied by District Deputy L. B. Koopman of New Haven.
 At the meeting of Liscum camp, Spanish War veterans to be held on December II, there will be muster ing-in, the annual election of officers and an inspection by Department h. spector Gustave Asheim of this city. Department Commander William Launsbey of Bridgeport will also be present.
 At the meeting of Ivy temple, No 5, Pythian Sisters, last evening, it was voted that If dispensation could be secured to change the meet ing nights from the second and fourth Fridays of the month to the second and fourth Wednesdays. Next Thursday afternoon the members will have a sewing circle at the home of Mrs Peter Caffrey of Park avenue. The temple will have a whist party next Friday evening. D.,
 At meeting of Court McGivney, Daughters of Isabella, last night.
  all of whom were welcomed to the ranks by the regent, Miss Annie Fin ley. A musical programme was rem dered, consisting of recitation by Miss Margaret Dillon, solos by Mrs George Higgins and Miss Sally Egan and piano solo by Miss Katherine Bergin. The new mcm- bers were welcomed by the lady re- gent, Miss Annie Finley.
 At meeting of Humboldt lodge, No 210, New England Order of Pro- lection, Past Warden Emil Steinrnar was surprised and presented with a gold charm, on one side of which was the emblems of the New England Order of Protection, and on the other were the emblems of the Odd Fellows. The presentation speech was made by Christian Lunn, who gave an original poem. The meet ing was attended by Past Grand Warden Frank Hill and Grand Sem tinel Jeremiah Wall of New Haven.
 A very pleasant Thanksgiving social was given at the home of MT and Mrs Dennis Charest in honor of their son Alfred. Vocal selections were rendered by the Misses Alice Thibault, Mary Brodun, Elphie Char est, Bertha Charron, Ella Denommie and the Messrs Joseph Charron. Nel- son Holcomb, Joseph Arcand and A. J. Charest. Piano selections were rendered by Ella Denommie. Alice Thibault and c. Lord. Those present were the Misses Bertha Charron, Georgette Charron, Ella Denommie. Alice Thibault, Elphy Charest, Mary Broduer. Margaret Curley, Agnes Curley, Ruth Thereault, Marie Le- blanc, Majorie Altman. Messrs Jos eph Arcand. Joseph Charron, Philip Cornier, Nelson Holcomb, John Pep pin, Alfred Charest, Herman Blan- chette, Charlie Lord, Omer Laneville, George Asspin, Henry Biron, Philip Charest. A recitation by little Miss Irene Thibault was especially appre- ciated A fine luncheon was served.