Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest to a Number of
 Local People.

Events of Interest to Number of Local People.
 A meeting of Court Martin He'll mann, F. of A., will be held this evening.
 The East Waterbury Social club
 will hold their first annual dance this evening at Hamilton hall, Mill
 Plain. An orchestra will furnish II
 popular selections for dancing. The Ladies auxiliary, Fifth diyi- sion, A. o. H., will hold reception in Knights of Columbus hall this evening. All those who took part in the production of Daniel O'ConneH' which was presented at city hall on St Patrick's night have been invited to attend.
 At the annual meeting of the Chapel street school alumni Tuesday evening officers were elected as fol lows: President, Thomas Robinson; vice-president, Miss Helen Clark; second vice-president, Mrs George Miller; secretary. Miss May McAlen- ny; treasurer, William Andrews. The Amateur Polo league dance which is to be held tomorrow even- ing at Eagles hall promises to be one of the big social events of the week. A large number of tickets have been disposed of and the man. agers expect to entertain large party. All round dancing will be feature with music by Lallier's or chestra.
 At the closing session yesterday afternoon of the annual convention of the Connecticut Dental associa- tion at Bridgeport these officers were elected: w. o. Beecher, Wa terbury, president; F. w. Brown, New Haven. vice-president; R. H. w. Strang, Bridgeport, secretary; F. T.. Murlless, Hartford, treasurer. The foregoing and r. J. Erbe, Water bury, were chosen an executive com mittee. The next convention will be held in Waterbury.
 The fifth annual convention of the Connecticut Baptist Missionary un- ion (colored) will be held in Grace Baptist church, this city, on Wednes- day and Thursday, May 6 and 2, and members of the local church are al- ready preparing for the entertain ment of the large number of dele gates expected. The officers of the union are: President, w. o. Harris Stamford; vice-president, Rev c. T. Martin, Ansonia; treasurer, Rev A. c. Powell, New Haven; secretary, Rev l. W. Reed, Waterbury.
 Amity castle, No II, K. of G. E.. met at Pythian hall last evening and received three applications. Ar engagements are being made for the large class initiation which will be held on May 3. Irwin castle. No 5, of New Britain, will work the first degree, Amity castle, No II, of Waterbury, will work the second, and Columbia castle, No 9, of New Haven, the third. The supreme chief and his associate officers and the grand chiefs of Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and New Hampshire will be the invited guests of the evening.
 Grand masters day, as the natal day of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows is designated in Connecti- cut, will be observed iE : Norwich, April 27. The anniversary of the inception of the order in this coun- try falls on the previous 0ay, but that is Sunday. and the exercises at Fairview will be deferred until the day following. The order in the United States dates from April 26, 1919. The usual observonccs will be held at the Connecticut Odd Fellows home. Fairview, on Monday. A rep resentative from every lodge in the vicinity. and usually the noble grand, will visit the home and make dona- ton of some kind.