Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-17
F2ATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Corning Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury YeOpIe.

The boys of the junior and senior classes of Crosby high school gave a dance in Leavenworth hall last even ing, at which the girls of these classes were the guests.
 Tonight at Leavcnworth hall the Berma Deltas will hold their second annual dance. The programme will consist of all round dancing Cali peau's orchestra will furnish all late music.
 The new officers of Valley tent, No 8, K. o. T. M., were installed last night. They are as follows: Commander, I. P. Cashman; lieuten- ant commander, J. H. Suder; finance keeper, H. Hayden; record keeper, G. N. Derigon; sergeant, K. l.. Win l ters; first master of the guard, A. C.. Becker; second master of the guard, c. J. Pfuderer; sentinel, N. P. Hine; picket, F. c. Hitchcock; master at l arms, l.. A. Flood.
 The Dover club gave their first an nual dance last evening at Kicks dancing academy on East Main street. About 60 couples were ill attendance. One of the features during the even ing was prize waltz for $5 in gold, which was won by Miss Irene Morgan and Harry Rose; Miss Clara Bloom and Thomas Butler received hon. orary mention. The cc4nmittee of ar engagements consisted of the Misses Catherine Gleeson, Jennie Foley and Essie Coss.
 Court Rose Hill, No 91, F. of A., installed the following officers last night: Chief ranger, Patrick Fully; sub-chief ranger, William Ladden; financial secretary, John z. Bowling; treasurer, Timothy Garren; record ing secretary, Michael Sheehan; senior woodward, William O'Con- nor; junior woodward, John Cum mings; senior beadle, L. Haight; junior beadle, Michael Lawlor; trustees, John Bergen, Charles Rackohn and William Clark; lectur- CT, Mago Sheehan. A committee consisting of Mago Sheehan and Will liam Clasby was also appointed to act with the Anti-Tuberculosis league.
 Major A. o. Chatfield of New Ha- ven installed the officers of T. R. Martin canton, I. o. O. F., last night as follows: Captain, H. J. Phillips; lieutenant, George A. Smith; en- sign, E. R. Heeber; clerk, E. H. Mar shall; accountant, J. c. Churchill. The canton was also inspected by Colonel Louis Rempher of New Ha- ven. The result of the recent state elections was also made known last night, the result being as follows: Major, Lieutenant-Colonel Louis Rempher; lieutenant, Major A. O. Chatfield; major Of the first battal- ion, Captain F. L. Meade; major of the second battalion, ex-Captain of Canton T. R. Martin c. B. Overlin of this city. A delegation of the Sassa- GUS of New Haven attended the meeting. After the business meeting a social session was held.
 At meeting of the general fair committee of the united courts of For esters, to be held in Foresters' read ing room on next Monday evening, practically all arrangements for the big fair of the united courts which is to be held at City hall on February ,, G. and s, will be completed. In the line of amusements for the fair the committee have arranged novel programme and have something diff ferent for every evening the enter tainents will not be too lengthy, how ever, as part of each evening is to be devoted to dancing. On the open night there will be big street pa rade in which prominent members of the order from all parts of the state will participate. One of the features of the fair which is now warming up is voting contest for the most popu- lar member of the order in this city. Prominent men from all parts of the city are now being entered for this contest, and the outlook is that the af- fair will be very spirited one. An other event which will be held dur ing the progress of the fair which will attract great deal of attention is tug of war match between David | Sheehy's champions and Alex Swan sons team of Naugatuck Other events which are booked for the fair 1 will be announced later.