Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Watcr-
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 Tunxis tribe of Red Men will hold an anniversary banquet at Hodson s this evening.
 Hans Saro of this city was elected leader of the Quartette club of New Britain at a meeting held the other evening.
 The local aerie of Eagles has rent ed large room in the Platt block on East Main street for social purposes and for q meeting place.
 There will be no meeting this week of Oscar II lodge, l, o. G. T. as the lodge rooms will be used on Saturday evening by Court Fruitful Vine, A. 0. r.
 The members of Wadhams Relief corps had Il chicken supper last even ing from to o'clock. The depart ment commander, Mrs Isador Clad win of Middletown and staff were present.
 5Winona Rebckah lodge, No S, net last evening and was visited by four state assen bly, officers of the orgdni- zation: President Mrs Dorothy Hare, vice president, Mrs Emma Nettleton; warden Miss Clara B. Douglas; treasurer, Mrs Anna s. Huntington. Guests were also present from lodges ;n New Haven, Thomaston, Cheshire l was finished all present sat down to supper.
 Four candidates received the first degree and fourteen the second at the meeting of Excelsior council, No ?, Order of United American Me chanics last evening. On Wednesday evening, December 16, this council will eXemplify the third degree on several candidates. The council has received an invitation to work the third degree on a class of Unity council in Southington on December 21.
 Court Fruitful Vine, Ancient Order of Foresters, will celebrate it's thirty-fourth anniversary Satur- day evening by holding a smoker in For2sters' hali. Guests will be pres cnt from otEer courts of the order and Cr,.'t Friendship of ThJlnaston Wit charter special car to cone do"n. The card tournament going ou between the local court, Friend ship court and Pine Hollow court Of N alcrvlllc is causing much interest. and the siaaGing at present IS as follows: ThomastOn, Won 97, lost o4, percentage, GAP; Waterville, won Al, lost 8, percentage AT; Water bury, won 59, lost SS, percentage .401.
 The annual Christmas sale and supper of the First Methodist church was held yesterday afternoon The following committees had charge of the different departments: Fancy work, Mrs P. B. Pierce, Mrs NJ. D. Medling. Mrs G. L. Gifin. Aprons, Mrs J. N. Lewis, Mrs John Potter. tree, Mrs C. E. Beardsley, Mrs Charles Smith. Candy, Mrs B. l.. Coe, Miss Margaret COe and Miss Edna Wake. Ice cream, Mrs John A. Coe, Jr, and Mrs Fred Gilmore. The sup per included escalloped potatoes, sal ads, mixed pickles, meat loaf, rolls, cake and coffee. The supper commit tee was composed of Mrs John Wright, Mrs John w. Potter, Mrs Ar thur Williams. Mrs John Lahr. Those in charge of tables were Mrs J. S. Bassett, Mrs w. J. Costello. Mrs w. Marks and Mrs William Wood- ruff.
 The Mission circle of the First Congregational church held q Christmas sale yesterday at the church. The following persons had charge of the booths. Fancy work tables, Mrs Sanford Bull, Mrs x. R. Bronson, Mrs E. II. Williams, Mrs George Mullings, Mrs Charles Gran his, Mrs Henry Anderson, Mrs Her bert Rowland, Mrs Ii. C. Foste., Mrs George Peck. Mrs Archibald Rice, Mrs Irwin Norway, Mrs William Fielding, Mrs Darragh De Lancey, Mrs Ervis Wright. Mrs Arthur Towne, Mrs Delmar Kenear. Hrs NJ. A. Bailey, Mrs S. R. Kelsey, Mrs Pen dleton, Mrs s. B. Terry, Miss Annie North, Miss Mary Munson ard Miss Fowler Christmas tree grab, Mrs G. l.. Dexter, Mrs Walter Atwood Jr, Mrs Otis Northrop. Mrs 8enjamin Kelsey and Mrs~' B. Boardman. Candy table, chairman. Miss Ii. L. Gay, Mrs Rushmore Manvel, Miss Elizabeth Hall. Miss Harriet North rop, Miss Helen Sherwood, Miss Gladys Cowles, Miss Mildred Hellmann. Miss Mildred Daniels Miss Barbara Frost, Miss Helen Scovill, Miss Elizabeth Lane. Miss Almeda Scovill and Miss Pearl Bailey. Cake table. Mrs William Hampson, Mrs Newberry, Mrs G. E. Bigelow. Tea room. Mrs William II. White. Mrs Price, Miss Barber, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Ruth Sellew, Miss Margaret Perry and Miss Dorothy | Mason.