Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01
FaATERNAL AND soCrLL.
Coming Events Of Interest to Many
Waterbury People.

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Myrtle temple, No 3, Pythian Sis
tiers, Will hold whist and dance a
Speedwell hall on Tuesday evening
February II.
There will be special meeting OF
the Holy Name society Of st Fran
els Xavier's church this evening al
$50. Every member is requested tt
be present
The young ladies of st Anne's par
ish will give a leap year dance a
Leavenworth hall on next Friday ev
ening. Lallier's orchestra has beer
engaged to furnish music and will
render all the late selections.
The Holy Name society Of the I'm
maculate Conception church will hold
their regular monthly meeting to-mor.
row afternoon at 8 o'clock at st Pat
rick's hall. They will also meet at
the same hall at Z o'clock in the even
ing to attend the solemn vespers and
sermon at the Sacred Heart church at
7:30.
The local chapter of the D. A. r.
will meet Monday afternoon at 8
o'clock at the residence of Mrs B. L.
Coe, p Holmes avenue. A paper on
one of the many historic spots will be
read by B. S. Rowland. There will
also be several exhibits and tickets
for the Washington birthday luncheon
will be distributed.
All arrangements are now conf
plete for the card party and dance
which the Children of Mary of 81
Francis Xavier's parish will give a,
Parish hall on next Friday evening
In addition to the individual playing
there will be team work and already
teams from the different sections Of
the city have been entered. Other
captains who have teams to enter are
requested to hand in their names al
once at the rectory. After the card
playing Lallier's orchestra will rend'
er music for dancing.
The following committees have been
appointed for Mad River grange for
1908: Financed. c. Woodling, A. B.
Pierpont, H. S. Coe, R. W. Tyler. W.
L. Pierpont. Relief-W. L .Pierpont,
J. c. Gallagher, Sarah Hine. Wo-
mans work-Bessie Moshin, Elizabeth
Coe, Helen Hitchcock, Mrs ]. r. s.
Todd, Nellie White. Good of the order
Anna H. Pierpont William Atkin-
son, Harry Buckingham, George
Byam, Eunice Garrigus. Entertain
ment-Gertrude Bradley, chairman.
Social-Dwight Goodwin, Annie Mum
son, Emily Wooding, Fl. NJ. Judd.
Mary L .Parke. insurance.. r. Pier
pont, William Faber, J. r. s. Todd.
Investigation-A. ]. Pierpont, w. B.
Hitchcock, Clara French. Music
Clara French, Stewart Judd, Fred
Lund, Mabel Faber, Thomas Mat
thews, Nellie Dost. Pianist-Bessie
Moshier; assistants, Elsie Anderon
and Florence Epson.
What was undoubtedly the largest
crowd that was ever present in Lea
venworth hall, was there last evening
at the first annual dance Of the Laurel
club, which was recently organized in
this city. At one time during the
dance there were fully 500 persons in
the hall. The club is composed of a
number of young men who evidently
are rather popular, for their dance
was success in every particular. The
members at present have rooms on
Bank street which were formerly &C.
cupied by the Talma club. The COM
mittee in charge of the dance last
evening was composed of j. Riley, ].
Wolff, Louis Thibodeau, c. Wolff,
Edward Sheehy E. Hosey, ]. Brennan,
]. Collins, J. Thompson, William Me-
Keen, +. Richmond, f. Wolff, p.
0'Rourke, Edward Dulac. ]. Rcrgin,
T. Bennett, William Kohler, Joseph
Holland, G. Monnier, +. Smith, Pat
rick Cavanaugh. Edward Clark. Frank
Clark, J. Mccarthy and Charles Mon
zani.
About $50 couples attended the
leap year dance given by the Cath
Ole Women's association in City hall
last evening. Although the associa-
ton has otter held dances at which
the attendance was larger, the event
last evening was socially one of the
most successful that the c. w. A.
has ever given. 1t was a real leap
year party. arranged by the women.
who took great care to see that all
present should have "one good
time" The girls did nobly when 1t
came to asking the young men to
dance, and although some at first
were rather shy about doing so, they
soon viewed the situation with the
right spirit and after few dances
they were husily engaged filling their
City hall floor was
in excellent condition for dancing
and the attendance was such that
there was little or no humping dur
ing the evening. Lallier's orchestra
furnished the music. Illness pre-
vented several members OF the COM
mittee from attending, but the hall
and comfort of the
guests was looked after nicely by the
Misses Elizabeth Quinn, Daisy Lord
and Mary b. Lawlor. Among the
ont of town guests were Miss Mary
Sullivan and Miss Rena Gilhooley of
New Haven, Maurice Luby. Henry
Reynard. Albert Roberge and Ar
thur Selby of Meriden: Thomas Cole
man of Seymour, and Richard Nc
Auliffe Of Hartford. and the Misses
Mamie NeaTy, Katherine Dolan.
Hannah Quish. Alice Quish. Anna
Katherine Donnelly. Mamie
King. p. J. o'Sullivan, William p. J.
O'Sullivan. William p J. Kelly,
William Kehoe. William Cleary and
Prof Earl Cummings OF Naugatuck.