Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-08
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL. Events of Interest," to Many Water.
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The members Of the South Meth odist church will hold bazaar and supper at their church on Thursday evening of this week. Supper will be served from o'clock on. Or chestra music will be furnished.
 At the meeting of Division No 1, , A. o. II. last evening the followin' officers were elected for the ensui
 year: President, F. A. Morley; '
 president, William D. Keenan; I cording secretary, Peter Sullivan; ii- nancial secretary, Michael Shanahan; sentinel, William Heating; sergeant at-arms, Bernard McSweeney.
 The meeting of Magnolia lodge, No 60, N. of P, was attended last evening by many visiting brothers, including Past Chancellor Bush of Dover, N. H. At the conclusion of the meeting banquet was served. The toastmaster was William Potter and speeches were contributed by Mr Bush, Charles B. Slosson, Arthur Weir, John Drufva. The committee that arranged the affair was compos- ed of John Drufva, John N Dolfinger, Charles B. Slosson and Charles D. Drufva.
 Brass City lodge, New England Order of Protection, celebrated the fourteenth anniversary of the found ing of the organization last evening | in K. of C. hall. The out of town guests included Supreme Warden T F. Peabody of Melrose, Mass, Su- Dreme Vice Warden Frank Rice of Cambridge, Mass, Grand Warden Frederick Tolles of Windsor, Grand Vice Warden P. J. Whalen of New Haven and Grand Treasurer Freder, ick M. Drew of Ansonia, all of the deputies of the local lodges and number from Rubber City lodge of Naugatuck.
 At meeting of White Oak camp, w. of w., last night officers were chosen as follows: Counsel commander, O. Nelson; advisor lieu tenant, K. Bishop; banker, Dr o. G. Rabe; clerk, w. E. Roberts; escort, George Butler; watchman, A. J. Lunny; sentry, w. H. Bergin; mana ger for three years, l.. s. Reed; phy- sicians, Drs John M Benedict, John U. Galley, J. H. Dillon. J. Gancher, George A. Leonard, G. A. Faber and Thomas Parker and T. F. Lally. Twenty-four applications were re- ceived. Among those who were given the degrees were M J. Byrne, Francis T. Reeves and Dr George A. Leonard.
 The annual meeting of Sterling commandery, No 300, United Order of the Golden Cross, was held last evening in Mechanics hall, the result being as follows: Noble commander Fred Morton; vice noble commander, Katherine Earle: worthy prelate, Cornelia Lopez; worthy herald, John Rowley; financial keeper of records, Nellie Clapp: worthy trustee. Herbert J. Clark; warden of inner gate, Sid ney B. Hale; warden of outer gate. Frederick Kemp; past commander. Kate Crossman; trustee for three years. David Abbott; representatives, Eva NJ. Weeks and Camilla McKin ley; alternates, Margaret Meeker and l.. M. Cummings.
 Melicent Porter chapter. Daugh- ters of the American Revolution. had a "gentlemen's night" last evening at the parlors of the Second Congre- gational church. A short business meeting preceded the entertainment The attendance was not very large but was good for beginning. Miss Edna Johnson, an elocutioniSt Of marked ability, entertained with sev- eral selections and Miss Clara Til linghast of New York rendered sev- eral pleasing numbers on the piano R. T. Bayley of Trinity church sang two solos, which were much enjoyed,