Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-28
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest to Number of
 Local People.

Events of Interest to Number of
 Local People.
 A Washington birthday party was given at St Paul's M. E. church last night.
 Court Oregon, F. of A., has decided to give $25 to the Anti-Tuberculosis league.
 The Washington Hill club will give a dance this evening at their hall on Washington street
 The Owl Social club will hold a sociable and dance this evening at Music hall, Citizens bank building.
 The members of the Queens Daughters will meet at St Patrick's hall at 7:30 o'clock this evening. A full attendance is requested.
 At meeting of Camp Loubet, M. w. of A., last night, Charles Carpen- ter was elected to represent the so- ciety at the state convention to be held in May.
 A special meeting of Court Vigil- ant, F. of A., will be held this even ing at Foresters' reading room on East Main street at o'clock to take action on the death of John McPart- land.
 At a meeting of Court Acme last night the sum of $10 was donated to the Anti-Tuberculosis league fund. James Burns, Ralph Stango and Thomas Barry were appointed to make arrangements for fair to be given after Lent.
 At a meeting of Mayflower camp, N. N. of A., last night the following officers were installed by Marshall Mrs Bridget Lonergan: Vice oracle, Mrs Elizabeth Phelan; outside sen tinel, Mrs Anna Morris; assistant marshall, Mary c. Bowes.
 America lodge, No A, A. o. U. w., installed the following officers last night: P. M. w., Frederick Bauers; M. w, John Kelly; fireman, Robert Hulshart; overseer, Maurice Dee; re- corder. H. J. Reynolds; receiver, w. B. Pond; financier, F. A. Gross; guide,W. w. Webster; outside watch man, Benjamin Kershaw.
 The pre-lenten whist and recep- ton will be held in City hall this even- ing by the Young Ladies sodality of St Thomas's parish. Fifteen games of whist will be played during which the Columbia Graphophone Co will render several selections. X fine dance programme will be carried out with music by Lallier's orchestra. The Young Ladies guarantee all who attend most pleasant evening.
 Mrs J. W. Mooney, president of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H., stated to- day to Democrat reporter that a wo- man representing herself as an agent of the Ladies' Auxiliary and the diff ferent divisions of the A. O. H. is go. ing about town asking assistance from storekeepers and others. The woman, Mrs Mooney states is acting without authority from any of these organizations and she thinks it but fair to warn the public not to take any notice of her.
 The charter of Tunxis tribe, I. o. R. M, denies the members the right to make donation from the funds of the lodge to the Anti-Tuberculosis league, but committee has this mat ter in hand and voluntary subscrip- tion will be taken up to help fight the white plague. The committee consists of W. H. Bartram, c. H. Ges- sert, F. J. Spellman, c. E. Barber and l.. M. Cornish. The society will give a Dutch supper next Thursday night. The committee fin charge of this matter consists of F. J. Spellman, c. L. Merrill and G. W. Johnson.
 A party consisting of the following young people attended the chicken supper and entertainment given at Mill Plain han last evening: Clara Goggins, Nellie Curley, Mary Cald- we'll. Marion Brophy, Sadie Coyle, Lillie Connor, Mary Doran, Julia Brennan, Hattie Earth, Martin Cam pion. Charles Earth, John Horan and Russell Stovell. The party was chaperoned by MT and Mrs Timothy J. McMahon. The evening was spent in games, dancing and singing; piano duet by Clara Goggins and Mary l Caldwell: song entitled Who Ate the Wish Bone?" by Sadie Coyle; | entitled "0ur First Visit | to Mill Plain," by Martin Campion.
 The supper and dance given by the | East End Game club at Hamilton | hall, Mill Plain. last night, was a | great success socially and financially. | The committee advertised in the | Democrat for 500 patrons, and while they were few short they were surprised at the number in and had to hustle to &C., them and even at that they were not able to do it and had 4 Io return sixty tickets for the supper. But all found ample room on the floor for dancing so that those who Jailed to find places at the table en- Ioyed the entertainment. The Mas ;au orchestra furnished music in a most satisfactory manner. There was ! stag party of about forty from the scovill Manufacturing company. who, after supper. had the use of the low sr hall to themselves. They had their ,wn music and made up a jolly good time.
 There was large attendance at the concert and sociable of R. ]. Costello lodge, B. R. R. T.. in City hall last night. William Jakeway. on the Berkshire division. and Charles Munson. conductor on The NauRatnck. competed for the ]