Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-25
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events cs Interest to q Number
Local People.

The dance given by the managell
of the Amateur Polo league In thy
Auditorium last evening drew ou
only a very small crowd.
The Daughters of Isabella gave |
dance in X. of G. hall last evening"
The attendance was small, but all
present had an enjoyable time.
The regular monthly meeting of st
Joseph's 7. A. Society will be held in
Pythian hall, 70 Bank street Monday
April % at 5 p. IN. The new ritual
to be adopted by the society will be
exemplified by the officers and 4 uni
formed degree team.
The pupils of st Stanisiaus Polish
school will hold an exhibition this
evening at st Cecilia's hall on JEFF
ferson street. After the exercises
music will be furnished by a Polish
orchestra and the remainder of the
evening will be devoted to dancing.
The Waterbury Turn Verein will
hold their meetings every second
Sunday of each month at 2 p. m,
in Turn hall, % Scovill street. The
following officers were elected at the
general meeting, April IL: Presi-
dent. Alban Bley; vice-president,
Chris Doderer; corresponding sec
rotary, Ferdinand STEINER; recording
secretary, Karl Wilke; cashier, E..
Hilte; treasurer, J. Dietrich; trus-
tee, L. Wenzel.
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reception in X. of c. hall Monday
evening, at which supreme officers
will be present and deliver address,
es. Dancing will be held after the
entertainment is given, an orches-,
ira having been engaged to furnish.
music. The committee OF arrange
ments consists of M. j. Lawlor,
George A. Hynes, Thomas j. Dele
hanty, Miss Catherine Feeley and
Miss Catherine |. Morgan.
A reception will be held at the Y.
M. G. A this evening for all members
of the association and their friends
in honor of the closing of the basket
ball season. During the evening the
teams winning the championship in
the first and second sections of the
Senior league will be presented with
the team trophies, and also will be
presented with individual prizes. The
Ladies auxiliary committee will
serve refreshments. The programme
to be given is as follows: Piano Sc
lection, G. Matthews; tenor solo
Lloyd Snagg; recitation, Charles j
Middleton: sleight-of-hand work, 10.
seph H. Quinn; presentation of tro-
phies; blind mans buff; election OF
officers for next years basketball |
league; refreshments; closing, sing.
Ing of college songs.
The Daughters and Sons of st
George celebrated st Georges day
with a social and dance at Forest
ers' hall on Bank street last even
Ing. During the evening a play was |
given entitled, 1.-THE Wonderful
Sweet Family" This performance
was fine, most of those who took
part being children. The cast: Ma
Sweet, lone relic" .Clementia
Jackson; Arminty Ann Sweet with
many winning ways, Annie Barrie;
.<~'Ss oSiihuy oWccls the u6llCdl6
one, Hazel Treat; Caroline Cordelia
Sweet, Elizabeth Barrie: Dorothy
Delilah Sweet, Caroline's twin sister.
Helen Mackie: Elizabeth Eliza
Sweet, by far the most attractive,
Mamie Selby: Francis Fedory Sweet,
partial to flowers, Ida Modron: Je-
nina Jane Sweet, Ada Treat; Rachel
Rose Sweet, Lydia Lambert; Agnes
Angeline Sweet, Margaret Mcclellan:
Violet Maria Sweet, very dramatic.
Florence Webster; Glorianna Gada-
about Sweet, who giggles. Grace
Warren. After the play recitations
Ind songs were rendered by the
Misses Helen Whiting, Mabel Rob-
nson and Ethel Walstencroft. After
be entertainment was over a dance
programme of 10 numbers was rem
Tered by colored orchestra. The
committee In charge of the affair
yas Miss c. Jackson, Mrs A. Dixon,
frs Alice Miller. Mrs M. Mannering.
drs A. Hill. Mrs Helen Spender,
thomas Howard. A. Dixon, w. Win
Iebank ]. Burns. A. Schofield and
v. Blatherwick.