Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-21
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL
Corning Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

1 The Alba society will hold re
 ception and dance at Music hall or
 February 2.
 This evening the Albermarle So | cial club will give a reception anC
 dance at Leavenworth hall.
 The regular meeting of Queens
 Daughters will be held this evening
 at o'clock at St Patrick's hall.
 One week from tomorrow night
 St Cecilia's Singing society will hold
 sociable and dance at St Cecilia s
 hall on Jefferson street.
 On Tuesday evening, January 2S, the girls employed in Grieve, Bisset < Hollands store will give leap year dance ill Knights of Columbus hall.
 F. l.. De Forest council, No 17S3, Royal Arcanum, holds its regular meeting tomorrow night, January p, at room 10, G. A. k. building, East Main street. All members are re- quested to be present.
 At meeting of the charity bazaar committee last night. Father O'Brien stated that it had been decided not to hold the bazaar this year. He said that Monsignor Slocum desired that the hospital be built without inticting a hardship upon anybody, and that he thought owing to the dull season he was of the opinion that many might find it inconvenient to help out at this time.
 Brass City lodge, N. F. O. F., met in Columbus hall last night and initiat- ed three candidates. There were two applications. The lodge appointed the following committee to act with the other committees in the tuberculosis matter: James Delaney and Charles Calvin. The newly elected warden, Patrick Barry, ofticiated for the first time. An interesting and instructive session of the lodge was held.
 Mattatuck lodge, N. E. O. r. net in Red Mems hall last evening and three applications for membership were re- ceived. Owing to circumstances it was found necessary to postpone the installation of officers until February, when special dispensation will be received from the grand lodge. To- night at Red Mems hall, the Deputies association and the committee from the twentieth anniversary celebration will meet at the close of the Ancnor lodge meeting at the request of Chair man NJ. J. Colloty.
 The Waterbury Celtic Medical so- ciety held it's annual meeting at the Hotel Connecticut last evening and reelected lasi years officers for the year: President, Dr B. A. O'Hara; Dr T. ]. Kilmartin: secretary, Dr John D. Freney; treas urer, Dr Johu F. Hayes. Dr John F. Connors of New York city read a paper on disorders of the stomach and their treatment The executive elected consists of Drs George w. Russell, Daniel J. Ma loney and Charles A. Monagan. Fol lowing the transaction of business there YVES banquet.
 The annual banquet of the Water bury Business Mems sassocia ton will be leld at The Elton Monday night. The affair is in charge of the following Charles D. Nye, W. NJ. La | Lhrop, George l.. Lilley. k. William iampson, Charles A. Jackson. W. b. l lpson. l. r. Kellogg and George G. ! Strobel. Three speakers of eminence md known ability have been secured ! n the Hon Leslie NJ. Shaw, formerly | secretary Of the treasury in the cab nets of Mckinley and Roosevelt; he Hon Henry Towne Ramon, mem- l Ter of congress from Ohio, and the tev A. B. Conrad, D. D. of Boston. 'ecretary Shaw is now president of he Carnegie Trust Co of New York.