Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-19
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events Of Interest to Number Of
Local People,

i st Elizabeth's society of st Cecilia''
parish will hold kaffee klatch In thu
parish hal. on Jefferson street to-
morrow evening.
r. N Blakeslee and C. ]. Haugh
attended the annual meeting Of the
New England Truckmen's associa-
ton at Holyoke to-day.
The Tribune Social club will hold
their second annual dance at Leaven.
worth hall on Tuesday evening, March
3. Luddy's orchestra will furnish
music.
The annual supper of Trinity par
ish will be given in the parish house
on Prospect street tomorrow after
nooon and evening. The good things
will be ready at $50 o'clock.
On Saturday night of this week ths
Brooklyn Athletic club will hold a
dance at their hall on Bank street
Lallier's orchestra will furnish the
music.
At the whist given last night by
Fidelity council, No 4, d. Of L., the
| highest scores were made by Frank
Egan, Frederick Walsh, Miss Elsie
] Branch and Mrs Frederick Walsh.
On Friday evening of this week
the Pioneers will hold their second
annual dance at Odd Fellows nall
An orchestra will furnish music and
all popular selections will be render
ed.
At a meeting of E. F. Durand
Company, U. r. K. P, last night, a
committee consisting of George
Wells, Frank J. Ogden, Frank Dews
make arrangements for the annual
encampment, which will be held at
Boston in August.
The members of Court McGiyney,
Daughters of Isabella, gave leap
year party in Knights of Columbus hall
last evening. About seventy-five
couples attended. Chaput's orchestra
furnished music. The arrangement
committee consisted of Mrs Josephine
| Pagan, Mrs Fred Snowman, Miss
Mary Ryan and Miss Elizabeth Peters.
A musical and literary entertain
ment will be given tomorrow even
ing at the Boys club. The enter
tainment will start at 1880 o'clock
and all interested are invited to at
tend. There will be no charge.
Those in charge of the entertain
ment are Mrs D. F. Webster, Mrs H.
Dewitt Williams and Mrs H. ID.
Segur.
The young ladies of st Francis
Xavier's parish are arranging for a
carnival and dance which will be
held at the parish hall on Tuesday
evening, March 8. Plans are we'll I'M
der way for the event and tickets will
| be distributed in day or two. The
last entertainment given by members
Of st Francis Xavier parish was SC
successful that it has been decided tc
give one more before Lent begins.
''The Second Trip to Baffin Bay
was given under the auspices of the
Nosahogan Guard association in their
hall on North Main street last even
ing. Whist and dancing were also
enjoyed. The cast of characters for
the play follows: Colored Cook. f. B.
Stocking; Suffering Sailor. John
Saalfrank; First Mate, Charles A.
Holman; German Comedian, James
Walker; Dick, the Sailor, Robert
Hazeltine; Harry, the Sailor, C. Har-
old Granger; Captain, H. J. Philips.
Before the w. C. T. U. yesterday
afternoon the Rev Oscar Haywood,
D. D., delivered memorial address
for the late Miss Frances Willard.
the national president of the w. c.
T. u, and vice-president of the
Worlds union. Remarks were also
made by the Rev John G. Daven-
port, d. d. The Mortified quartet,
composed of Mrs Warren Hall. Mrs
P. Cowles, the Rev John G. Daven-
port, ID. D., and the Rev II. Dewitt
Williams rendered selections. Miss
Thalia Carver sang a contralto solo.
This evening from to s o'clock
public luncheon will be served at
43 East Main street. room 35c.
A number of friends gathered at the
home OF Miss Mary Healey. on Stone
street, Tuesday evening. Whist and
other games were played, the prizes
being won by Miss Nora Moriarty
and George Walsh. Both vocal and In
strumental selections were rendered
by those present. Refreshments were
served during the evening. Among
the guests were the Misses Y. Wall,
\. Moriarty. L. Oswald. NJ. Sills, ii.
MeBurney, A. Howard. + Fisher. q.
Brown, Il. Howard and II. McBurney
nj h.. Nfaaprs. n a. "a.
] Bronson, +. Lyons, q. French. W.
Preston, ]. Whalen, II. Moore. ].
Wilson, T. Brown and G.. Graham.
At a meeting of Anchor lodge, n.
Z. o. p, last night, ID. +. Bradley.
H. F. Baker and Mrs George W. Bur
rift were appointed to act with com
mittees from other lodges OF the
order on the proposed revision Of the
ritual.
Anchor lodge. n. r. o. r.. met in
Red Mems hall last .evening and
initiated one candidate and balloted
for one. William Quick. jr, was in
stalled as guide by Deputy Joseph
Nell. The lodge voted to contribute
SO to the tuberculosis league. A So
cial session followed.
Mattatuck lodge. n. Z. o. p. held
its regular meeting in Red Mems
hall Monday evening Three were
initiated and there was one applica-
ton for membership. oficers we're
installed by Henry s. Baker. Grand
Warden Frank r. Hill was present.
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