Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-21
SOCIAL AND TRATERNAL.
Events of Interest to Q Number of
 Local People.

Local People.
 The Hamilton Park clubs base
 ball team will hold dance at Lea Iyenworth hall on May 9th.
 The Brooklyn Athletic club will hold dance at their hall on Bank street on Saturday night of this week l The East Waterbury Social club will hold their first annual dance at
 Hamilton hall on Thursday evening
 of this week.
 A special meeting of Court Wolfe
 Tone, F. of A., will be held this
 evening at F. of A. reading room l to take action on the death of Rob-
 ert Williams.
 The Oakville base ball team will hold their dance tomorrow evening
 at town hall in Watertown. Many
 of the players from the various
 teams in this city have made up l party to attend.
 1 One of the pleasant dancing par
 ties of the week will be given by l the Daughters of Isabella i'll Knights of Columbus hall on Friday evening. A large attendance is expected as these socials are most enjoyable. 1 All arrangements are TOW com plete for the annual dance of the 1 Golden Star Athletic club which will be held at Leavenworth hall to-mor- row evening. A programme of all | round dancing will be executed. EVpppt h m ic | f.,,. the dance which the Amateur Polo league will hold on Friday evening at Eagles hall. Lallier's orchestra will furnish music for the concert and dancing. The order of dance will include eighteen numbers of round dancing.
 The Concordia Singing soicety rendered Hans Saro celebration last evening in honor of his fiftieth birth day. About 300 persons were present and MT Saro was presented with bouquet of flowers and a handsome Morris chair. George Greotzenbach presided. During the evening poem was read by Christian Laun which was greatly enjoyed by all present.
 The Celtic Medical society met last night at the Hotel Connecticut as the guests of Dr Parker. Among those in attendance were Dr Parker, Dr John E. Brennan, Dr John E. Farrell, nr John F. Hayes, Dr B. A. O'Hara, Dr T. J. Kilmartin, Dr D. J. Maloney, Dr George w. Russell, Dr John H. Dillon, Dr J. Hackett and Dr w. J. Delaney and Ilp NY A pat1lN- Af An interesting programme was rem dered including the reading of pa per on Acute Mophritis" by Dr Bren- nan.
 The dancing classes of MT and Mrs John r. Rick held Moonlight souve- mir dance last evening in Red Mems hall, Naugatuck. Many local people from Waterbury and other towns at tending. One hundred and fifty cou- pes took part in the souvenir march which was greatly enjoyed, each lady and gentleman receiving moon light souvenir. Mir and Mrs Rick H. lustrated new dance called the Waves. This dance will be danced at all up-to-date summer resorts and will be taught at Kicks academy. 43 East Main street The advanced class will meet with regular dancing and orchestra music tonight.
 The second of the series of whist parties given by Waterbury tent, No 36, K. o. T.. M.. was held at the home of T. ". Gill, 112 High street, last night. Eight hands of whist were played and prizes awarded as follows: First prizes, Mrs T. ]. Cowle and NJ. H. Conlan: second prizes, Mrs T. w. Gill and l. Kom- isorsky. A feature of the evening was several games of forty-five. Mrs M H. conlan and T. I. Cowle easily carrying off the honors. Several musical selections were rendered. Refreshments were served. The party broke up shortly after mid night, all voting it splendid suc- cess. IL was decided to hold the next meeting at the home of E. L. Mansfield, 133 South street, on May I.
 At a meeting of Brass City lodge. hall last evening it was voted to do- nate $t0 to the order in Chelsea. Mass. It was announced at the meet ing that the grand lodge at recent meeting in New Haven voted to con tribute s100 to help relieve the fifty families of the x. E. 0. P. who were burned out during the recent fire in Chelsea. Fort Hale lodge of New Ha- ven also contributed $1O0 to the fund. One application for member ship was received and one applicatio was balloted. Several visitors were present from sheridan and Mattatuck lodges. Matiatuck lodge met in Red Mems hall and also voted to contrib ute s1o to the Chelsea fund. Four applications for membership were received and one name balloted upon. The members after their meeting united with Brass City lodge in a so- cial session.