Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events cf Interest to Number of
 Local People.

Local People.
 On Wednesday evening the Ham ilton Park base ball team will hoid their annual dance at Leavenworth hall.
 At a meeting of Sheridan lodge, N. E.. o. F., held last Friday, one candidate was initiated and three ap- plications were received.
 The first division of the A. Q H.. will hold an important meeting this evening in Hibernian hall and the reports of the years past will DC read.
 The united French societies will hold whist at Eagles hall on Frl- day evening of this week. Hand some prizes are now on exhibition in the window at Pratte's drug store on South Main street. The affalr IS given for the benefit of St Anne's parish.
 A meeting of the Queens Daugh- ters will be held at 7:30 o'clock to- morrow evening at the convent o' the Sisters of the Holy Ghost, at the corner of South Main and Liberty streets. All members are requested to attend as a number of visitors are to be present.
 On Wednesday evening the dance for which the members of the Ham ilton Park Athletic club have been preparing for some time will be held in Leavenworth hall, and judging from the sale of tickets the Rttend- anee will be very large. The Parks. who are represented this season by one of the best teams In the City league, have arranged an excellent dance programme and have secured music that will make the dance very enjoyable. Tickets can be purchased from any of the members or at the door.
 There was meeting of the execu- tive board of the Independent Order of Foresters of Connecticut at The Elton last night. After the meet ing the party sat down to one Of Manager Almon c. Judd's good ban auets. Those present were John F. Burfard of Hartford. high chief ranger; Wallace A. Smith of Bridge port, past high chief ranger; w. W.. Bent of Bridgeport: J. M. Edgarton of Middletown, high vice-chief rang CT; pr B. A. O'Hara of Waterbury, James A. Hynes of Waterbury, high secretary; w. F. Bingham, superin- tendent of organization of New Jer- sey, and H. Evison, state deputy of Connecticut.
 At a meeting of Brass City lodge. N. E. O. P, to be held tomorrow evening in K. of c. hall, limitations will take place and other business will be transacted. Past Grand Warden Frank E. Hill of New Ha- ven, Grand Warden Frederick H. Tolles of Windsor and Grand Secre- tary J. Wall of New Haven will be present to present the lodge with pair of silver mounted gavels arc block in recognition of the good work of the lodge for the year end ing April 1. Sixty-five new members were taken in during the year. All members of the New England order are invited to be present A socia, session will follow the meeting.
 The meeting of the committee oi K. of C. and D. of I. of waterbury and Naugatuck. who have charge of the benefit performance to be held at the Jacques for the benefit of S. Mary's new hospital. was held at K. of C. hall yesterday afternoon, and reported that the sale of tickets was very gratifying. The performance will be given by Polls stock com pany on Monday evening. May IS. prices of admission being 75 cents and t1. and all the receipts are to be turned over to the hospital Mr PoIi has through Manager Clancy of Jacques theater donated the services Of Poli's stock company as we'll as the use of the thsater on that night, and Manager Clancy promises that this performance will be one of the best seen in this city in some time. so that those buying tickets vill get frflI value in entertainment as well as contributing to a very worthy eause. Besides the members of the local Knights and D. of l. the fol- lowing members of the D. Of I. Of Naugatuck were present at the meet ing. Grand Regent MIss M- Nesry. Miss V. Freeman and Mss Margaret HeaIey. and Miss Sullivan of An sonia vas also present The com mittee uiIl rect next sunday at 4san