Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-14
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest to a Number of
 Local People.

Washington Hill A. c. will be held this evening at the club hall on Wash ington street.
 The annual reception of the Alumnae of the Convent de Notre Dame will be held this evening in Leavenworth hall.
 ''The Three of Us," will sold socia- ble and dance this evening at Music hall, Citizens Bank building. Tickets may be secured at the door.
 Mrs Alman c. Judd gave bridge whist party last evening at The El- ton. Among those present were Mrs George G. Mullings, Mrs J. H. Wood- ward, Mrs J. Rawson Hughes, Mrs George F. Hughes, Mrs c. M. Upson, Mrs Mallory, Mrs c. A. Colley and Miss Lucy Smith,
 It is expected that the following Waterburians will attend the Taft dinner at New Haven Monday night: Senator Irving H. Chase, William J. Larkin, George E. Sellew, Ralph N. Blakeslee, Robert P. Lewis, U G.. Church, Charles F. Chapin, Arthur R.. Kimball, Benjamin R. Kelsey and John M Burrall, 2nd.
 Last night Arthur Mintie was very agreeably surprised at his home on the Watertown road by number of friends who called to have a good time for the evening. Before the party left MT Mintie was presented with a handsome pipe. Those present were Paul Lunny, Clarence Shader, James Mcintyre, Ernest Packard, Dr c. H. Swenson, w e. French, Charles Tompkinson, Clarence Blakely, Clay ton H. Barr, George Clyne and MT Vandover.
 The Young Ladies' Sodality of St Cecilia's parish will hold a valentine party this evening at the parish hall On Jefferson street. In the early part of the evening fine stage entertain nlent will be furnished and for the amusement of those who desire to play cards, a portion of the hall will be re- served where all those who wish may join their friends. St Cecilia's or chestra will furnish music for dancing and a special programme of music will be rendered.
 The following officers were install ed last evening at the meeting Of Mayfiower camp, Royal Neighbors of America: Oracle, Miss Mary Kemp; vice-oracle, Mrs Elizabeth Phelan; chancellor, Margaret Ryan; record- ing secretary, Margaret A. Brophy; receiver, Miss Minnie Phelan; mar shall, Mrs Bridget Lonergan; phy- sician, James A. Grady; assistant marshal, Miss Margaret Coyle; inside sentinel, Miss Ella Coyle; outside sen- tinel, Miss Helen Grady. Miss Mollie Bowes and Mrs Bridget Lonergan were in charge of the installation. The lodge was year old last evening.
 A delightful chafing dish supper and valentine party was held last ev- ening at the Second Baptist church by the ". P. S. c. E. society. Large indeed was the variety of valentines. Mrs Henry Miller, Mrs Edgar Simons, Mrs J. Howard Adams, Mrs Charles E. Cough, Mrs Hugh Moore and Louis J. Somers presided at the tables. The girls who assisted were Helen Clark, Fanny Ford, Ella Em- mons, Adella Snagg, Eva and Edna Wightman, Ethel and Bessie Pierce, Grace Graham, May Conklin, Eleanor Cole, Emily Richards and Ruth and Jennie Mitchell. The candy booth was in charge of Miss Peck and Miss Graham.
 Miss Mae Hurley of Morningside entertained the Philomathea club and their friends last evening by giving a sensational whist" The house was tastefully decorated in honor of St Valentines day. The first prize was won by Miss May Griffin and Robert Herr. Fife De- vine was awarded the consolation prize. A very pleasant programme followed the whist. Robert Herr rendered several vocal and instru- mental selections. A quartette com posed of Fife Devine, Katherine McGrath, John Kane and Daniel Car son gave several selections. Miss Griffin and Miss Phalen also ren- dered selections to complete the en- tertainment. A dainty luncheon was served and at a late hour the party dispersed perfectly satisfied with the darts made by Cupid's ar rows.
 The forty-second annual session cf Clark commandery, No .. Knights Templars, was held yesterday after noon in Masouic fi.l MulllIss block, Bank street, J. R. Hughes presiding. Officers were chosen as follows: Emin- ent commander. Benjamin l.. Coe; generalissino, Charles M. Brooks. captain general, George G. Mullings; senior warden. Frederick c. Marg gran; junior warden, Franklin B. Dam iels; prelate, Carl E. Munger; trcas- urer, Wilbur F. Bryan; recorder, George E. Irion: trustee for three years. J. Richard Smith. Dinner was served at The Elton, during which ad- dresses were made ny the Rev r. D. Buckley, D. D.. C. A. Colley. James Callan. E. w. Tinker. superintendent of the public schools; George l.. Somers, E. L. Chapman. The out of town guests included Steven Stanley of North Attleboro. Mass and Rufus Holmes of winsted.
 The Universalist Women's Aid so- cietv held a special meeting yester- day afternoon and elected the fol- lowing officers: President, Mrs W. Burt: first yice-president. Mrs ]. c.