Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-02
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water.
 bury People.

The regular meeting of the Queens
 Daughters will b. held this evening
 at o'clock in St parr!ck's Lall. Mattatuck lodge, N. E. 0. F., met l last evening at Red Mems hall Two
 applications for membersh.D were re-
 ceived. A commission which was ae-
 cepted declaring J. w. Chapin of New
 Haven as deputy for the ensuing year
 was received.
 I Division l. A. o. H., held a meet
 ing in Hibernian hall last night and
 appointed committee consisting of w. D. Keenan, James Shea and I James Delaney to make arrange l ments to attend the state parade in New Haven in August. Patrick
 Brennan was chosen marshal of the | division for the parade. <. Grand Warden E.. H. Tolles of | Windsor and Deputy Jonathan w. l Chapin of New Haven attended the | meeting of Mattatuck lodge, No 187, | N. E. o. F., in Red Mems hall last
 evening" Each of these men made
 long addresses. The principal mat
 ter talked of was the class initia- tion to be held in Speedwell hall on
 June IS.
 Brass City lodge, N. E. o. P, held
 a short and interesting meeting last
 evening. Three applications for the
 class initiation which will be held at
 Speedwell hall on June IS were re-
 ceived. The degree work will be per
 formed by Fort Hale degree team of
 New Haven, which is considered one
 of the finest teams in the state. Af-
 ter the close of the meeting the mem bers visited Mattauck lodge and spent the remainder of the evening in
 dancing and bowling. Tonight Anchor lodge, N. E. o. P, will celebrate the 200th anniversary at Red Mems hall. The regular meet ing will be called to order a. 7:3O o'clock after which the doors will be open to the members of Anchor lodge and their friends. As the membership of the order has grown so rapidly during the past year it was not deem ed advisable to send invitations to the different lodges but cordial invita- tion is extended to all members who desire to attend. Among those whc will be present will be Grand Warden Frederick H. Towles of Windsor as we'll as several other supreme officers In Leavenworth hall on Frida!
 evening the St Marys T. A. societ. will give a rainbow dance, Cali peau's orchestra will furnish tht music for dancing. Those who have attended this society's affairs in thu past know what enjoyable dances they give and this last dance of tho season will not be an exception. Th' committee has worked hard fo
 some time and assure all attending delightful time. The society hal voted to attend the parade and fielt day in Torrington on June 20. Tn l society will meet on Tuesday even ing, June 2, to complete arrange ments for both events.
 The fifth of a series of whist par ties given by Waterbury tent, Nc 36, Knights of the Maccabees, wal held at the home of Sir Knight Joseph Komisorsky. 553 South Main stree last night Prizes were awarded al follows: First, Mrs T. J. Coyle; sec ond, Mrs E. L. Mansfield. Luncheon
 was served at II o'clock. Vocal so
 los were rendered by Miss Mary Nc Greevey: violin selections were ren
 dered by MT Raphael; Sir Knigh Mansfield gave humorous recitation The party broke up soon after mid
 night. The next will be held at thu home of Sir Knight F. L. Mansfield
 133 South street. Monday, June 15.