Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-02
SOCIAL AND YRArElsAI.
Events of Interestl to Many Water
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 Waterbury Turn verein will hold dance and exhibition at Turn Hali on Scoyill street on Thursday even- ing.
 On Wednesday evening of this week the Hamilton Park Athletic club will hold their annual dance al Buckingham Music hall. This will be the first venture of the club at this popular dance hall and the members will endeavor to make the affair a memorable one. All popular music will be furnished for dancing.
 A Halloween party was held at the home of Miss May Griffen, 54 Union street, Thursday evening. Many hal loween games were played and piano selections and solos were rendered by Miss May Griffen, Miss Tillie Cohen, Miss May Baker, Miss Agnes Worth and William Davis, George Lawlaus, William Morgan and others. Re- treatments were served.
 Great interest Is being manifested by the members of St Mary's Hospi- tai Aid in the domestic and fancy work sale that Is to be held few days before Christmas. Every mem- Der is requested to attend the meet ing this evening to receive full re- port of arrangements to date. Those still holding tickets for the supper of October 14 are especially required to attend and make reurns. % A number of young people held g Halloween party at the home of Miss Gertrude Holczer Saturday night. Among those present were Irving Goldstein of Bridgeport, Dorothy Green of New York, Selma Levine, Lillian Musley, Mortimer Harold Freedman, Caspir Musler, Mortimer Holczer, H. Musler, Ruth Musler, Ruth Freedman, Herbert Liebeskind, Martha Freedman, Helen Mendel- baum and Jeanette Holczer.
 The united councils, K. of C.. of Waterbury are preparing for the working of the third degree to take place at the City hall on Sunday, November 15 at 1:30 p. m. The work will be by the Hartford degree team in charge of District Deputy w. J. Mulligan of Thompsonville. All the state officers of the K. of c. will be invited to be present. The following committee from the local councils have the work of arrange ments in charge: H. A. Hayden, | nL trx DouJ Gohu1t1o socrc. tary, Thomas Donahue, Peter Quinn. Thomas O'Donnell, John J. Cronin, Thomas Flaherty, P. J. Phelan and Thomas Bahan. On Tuesday even- ing, November 3 the first degree will be exemplified at Barcelona council meeting and on Tuesday, November 10 the second degree will be worked.
 On Saturday evening Halloween party was held at the home of Miss May Marvin at 965 South Main street. A large number of friends in all kinds of regalia representing all kinds of characters were present. The rooms were tastefully decorated with autumn foliage for the occasion which presented very pretty effect. The Halloween games were greatly in evidence and all had an enjoyable time Vocal and instrumental music was furnished which added much pleasure to the occasion. At late hour supper was served. Among the characters represented were "Liber- ty" by Eleanor Wells, "A cowgirl" Rena Mccarthy, "A Witch" Edna Draper, Sunny Jim" Walter An drews, Venus May Marvin, Far mer Si' Armin Zehender, "A Welsh man" George Johnson, "A Clown" George Marvin, Big Chief" Thomas Marvin, "A Pink Rose" Clara Wig ellsworth, Lord Fauntleroy" Leo Sokoloski. Among others present were Lloyd Harkins. George Hall. Hazel and Millie Spulstone of Nau- gatuck; Ethel and Nettie Brown and MT and Mrs Thompson of Union city and MT Brown and Mabel Dick of Seymour.