Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water.
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 There will be a special meeting of Waterbury aerie of Eagles held this evening.
 May flower camp, 1887 of the Royal Neighbors of America will hold meeting this evening at Fraternity hall.
 This evening the St Johns Young Mems club will give their first an nual minstrel performance at the parish hall.
 The Washington Hill club will hold reception and dance at their rooms tomorrow evening. Galli- peau's orchestra will furnish mu- sic.
 The Eagle Social club will give a dance tomorrow evening at Leaven- worth hall. A dance order of IS numbers of all round dancing will be executed.
 Toantic tribe, I. o. R. M., will make trip to Torrington to-mor- row night, leaving here on the ' o'clock train. They will not come home until morning.
 The grab bag social and dance at Kicks Dancing academy, 43 East Main street, will be held Friday evening. A class for new beginners will start tonight.
 At Music hall, Citizens Bank building. to-raorrow evening. Pro- lessor Carroll's dancing classes will hold their first reception and dance. Orchestra music will be furnished for dancing.
 An Indian whist will be given by the Catholic Women's Benevolent legion on May 29, at Red Mems hall |, Tickets are now on sale and can be had from the members or at Con- ways art store, 24 East Main street.
 The First Connecticut Volun- teer Infantry, Spanish American War Veterans, will hold it's annual meeting in Hartford next Saturday. Captain A. L. Hauerwas of Easton avenue is a member of the associa- ! tion.
 At a meeting of local piano deal- CTS yesterday an organization was i formed and officers chosen as fol- lows: President, Milton Neil; vice. president, Harry w. Yeager; secre- tary, Albert w, Skinner; treasurer, Alvia P. Mccoy.
 The following are the officers Of the graduating class of the Chapel street school. Simonsville: Presi- dent, Stanley Vaden: vice-president, Earle Pilkington; secretary, Ger trude Dwyer: assistant secretary Joseph Pilkington; treasurer, Frank Norton; salutatorian, Dudley Pierce: valedictorian. Ethel Pierce; ribbon committee, Minnie Henderson. Ethel | Pierce.
 Liberty circle, No 650, Companions of Foresters will entertain several of the supreme officers in Mechanics hall Friday afternoon and evening. Among the guests will be Mrs Elvyn 1 Sawyer of Massachusetts, Mrs Anna Poth of New York city, Miss Anna | Turbett of New Haven, Miss R. A. Lester of Bridgeport and Mrs NJ, A. Buchanan of Naugatuck. Supper will be served at 5:30 in the afternoon.
 The state board of deputies of the | Companions of the Forest will hold meeting in Mechanics hall to- morrow afternoon at o'clock. The out of town parties will include Su- 1 preme Chief Companion Miss Elvin 1 Sawyer of Massachusetts. Supreme Financial Secretary Miss Anna Peth of New York city, Past Supreme Financial Secretary Miss B. A. Les; ter of Bridgeport. and Supreme Dep- uty Miss Anna Turbet of New Ha- ! ven.
 The Rev Farrel Martin, D. D.. of { St Ceeilias parish rendered a ban quet to St Cecilia's Drum corps at | the paroehial residence last night in recognition of their service at ! church entertainments. Among those who sat down to the spread were the Rev pr Martin. Captain | George Ronalter. Firs; Drum Major | Clifford Culbert, Second Drum Major 1 John osswaIt. Edward Zehnder, Louis Crochet. Frank Mark, Lucian Crochet. Leo Muckle. Carl Boesen- | ,L f1zt,.rs rnttart Edward