Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-29
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events Of Interest to Number Of
Local People.

IuSL HlSuI dtlTdCttu iuiBC SioWu'
The Brooklyn Athletic club will
hold dance this evening at their
hall on Bank street.
There will be a meeting of the Pat
rick Sarsfield banquet committee at
g o'clock tomorrow afternoon in A,
o. HI. hall.
A ball will be held this evening at
Lithuanian hall on Green street. The
proceeds of the event are for the bene-
fit Of a poor person.
A private leap year dance will be
held this evening at Music hall by the
Waterbury Dancing academy. Cali
peau's orchestra will furnish music.
On Monday evening the Curran
Dry Goods company will give its an
nual dance to its employees at Elks'
hall. On the same evening the EN-
ployes of Miller & Peck will dance at
Murray hall in the Platt building.
Both the affairs are private.
The Pioneers, society composed
mostly Of employees of department IA,
Waterbury Clock Co, gave a dance In
Odd Fellows hall last night. The
committee consisted Of Miss Laura
Reed, Miss Lizzie Grogan, Miss LII
liam Walker and Miss Grace Burns.
Company e. Hibernian Rifles will
give its last dance before lent this
evening at Hibernian hall. Five
musicians will furnish music for
the dancing this evening and every
thing possible will be done to make
the event an enjoyable one. A pro-
gramme of special music will be ex-
ecuted. Refreshments free.
The boys Turn verein and the girls
Turn Verein Of st. Cecilia's parish,
will give an exhibition and calisthenic
drill under the direction of their in
structor, Charles Blattman to-mor-
row evening In st Cecilia's hall, where
there will also be rendered a pro-
gramme off vocal and instrumental
selections by the school children.
The following are the new officers
of the American Pin Co Aid associa-
ton: President, Wildman w. Bowers;
vice president, John NJ. Lynch; sec
rotary, William Webster; treasurer,
Joseph NJ. Baril; auditors-John H.
Bride, David Grenier and Lester
Cornish; standing committee-John
NJ. Lynch, Peter Wells, David Gren-
Ter and George Callahan. The an.
nual reports were read and accepted.
All arrangements are now COM
plete for the annual dance of the
Tribune Social club. which will be
held at Leavenworth hall on Tuesday
evening. This will be one Of the last
big dances before lent, and the men,
bers are striving to make 1t a big
social success. A programme of spec
ial music has been arranged and those
who attend will hear many of the hits
of the season played for dance music
for the first time. Luddy's orchestra
will furnish music.
A large crowd was present last
evening at the whist party and dance
given in City hall under the aus
pices Of the Ladies' Sodality OF st
Thomas's church. Fifteen hands OF
whist were played and the number of
prizes awarded was large. During the
card playing selections were furnish
ed by a large monograph. After the
card playing the floor was cleared Of
the chairs and tables and dancing
commenced. The committees in
charge were as follows: General COM
mitte-Katherine Neville, president
Of the Ladies' sodality; Katherine
Feeley, Mary Quinn, Mary Burns. An
nouncer-Peter Fox. Refreshments
James Delaney. Check room-Arthur
Hennessey, William Butler. Dance
jeremiah Dillon, NJ. ]. Carney. The
patronesses were Mrs Fleming, Mrs
Cunningham, Mrs Feeley, Mrs Can
field, Mrs Wallace, Mrs Doyle, Mrs
Maloney, Mrs Warren, Mrs Wagner,
Mrs Fax, Mrs Danaher. Mrs Luddy,
Mrs Joy, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Lawler,
Mrs Thoms, Mrs Dwyer, Mrs Dill
Ion, Mrs Carney, Mrs Fitzgerald, Mrs
Bowling. Mrs Herman.
The Morning Star circle Of the
First Methodist church gave an en-
tertainment in the church parlors yes
terday afternoon. The programme in
cluded songs, Rotations and n drill.
The flag bearers In the drill were as
follows: Banner Of the cross, John
Mcknight; drummer boy, Royal Da-
Wis; infant drummer, Master Earring
ton: flag of the navy, Robert Barrett;
United States flag, George Wilder:
Japan. Arthur Wooster: China, Ora
ham Sellers; India, Raymond Bedell:
Africa, George BedelI; Bulgaria, VII
liam Bayreuth. The girls at the
flag stations were: Statue of Lib
trty. Angelina Hengeveldt: Betsy
Ross. Ethel burlington; Liberty Bell,
Miss Harrington; Bunker HILL Ethel
Montgomery. There were the follow
ing recitations: Keep the Bright Side
Out" by Marguerite Wallace; "In-
door SUM-" by Gertrude Tompklns;
"UncertaIn." Angelina HenSeyeldt:
1.-THE Captains Little Daughter" Ma
bel Becker: MY Dolls Mission
Ethel Montgomery: Growing" Ida
and OpheIIa Bassett: How May
Know Mary and Ella Harder; reci-
tstion. Master Black. The songs
were as follows: Lullaby" Ethel
Montgomery: The Lily" Eunice
Black. Nettie and Helen Jenkins:
The Whole Wide World" Graham
sIllers. The Red. White and Blue"