Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-18
FENNER'S, 7S South Main st. Telephone 16S-4
SOCIAL AND FRATERNiL.
Events of Interest to a Number ol
 Local People.

The Golden Star Athletic club will hold dance At Leavenworth hall on Tuesday evening. All round dancing and popular music will be a | feature.
 l A delegation of Elks, 100 strong, will attend the vaudeville perform ance at Jacques Monday evening to see Harry R. Durant in his sketch "The Wager" ... .-......
 All arrangements are complete for the minstrel performance which the | A. B. c. club is to hold at Leaven- worth hall on next Wednesday even- | ing. After the minstrel performance there will be dancing.
 ~ The, Oakville baseball team will hold dance at town hall in Water town on next Wednesday evening. affair have been disposed of and a big crowd is looked for,
 Court Stephen J. Meany, F. of A., has contributed $5 toward the fight against tuberculosis, and the money will be handed over to the proper au- thorities in few days by J. J. Me Donald, deputy district ranger of the order. . . ~
 On Monday evening a supper and entertainment will be held at town hall in Middlebury for the benefit of St John of the Cross church. A par ty from this city is being made up to attend. The talent which is to furnish the entertainment is nearly all from Waterbury.
 Division No l, 40. H., will hold smoker on Monday evening at Hi- bernian hall on East Main street Music will be furnished by Division No 5's orchestra and the programme will include several songs and speeches. All members and former members are cordially invited to at tend .-..-@.
 Mayor Thoms delivered an address at the handkerchief party given by the Epworth league at St Paul's church on Thursday evening. His subject was Northern Africa" Dur ing his discourse his honor reverted to the time when he was Sunday school teacher at St Paul's, just twenty years ago.
 The members of St Mary's Alumni association are rehearsing diligently for their minstrel performance which they will present in Alumni hall on Cole street next Friday evening. This is their first attempt in the black face art but they expect to score d pronounced success. Many of the as- sociation who have previously ap- peared in various entertainments given under the auspices of St Mary's arc in the cast, and Alumni hall will in all probability have very few empty seats next Friday evening.
 At meeting of Sheridan lodge. \. E. o. P. held last evening in Knights of Columbus hall on East Main street it was voted to send S1O to the order in, Chelsea, Mass. This was in an swer to call sent out by Supreme Warden. Frederick Peabody of Mel rose, Mass, who is doing much to re- lieye the suffering in the III fated town. The lodge last evening initi- ated three candidates. received three applications and ballotted on four. The report of the committee which attended the grand lodge session in New Haven recently held Miss Kath- arinc Bresnahan. Mrs Margaret But. terly and William Dineen was read and contained much interesting in- formation for the members. Two of the lodge members, Mrs Peter Borst and Mrs Julius Merchant were pre- sented with solid gold fraternity pins as they were the leaders in the con- test for increasing the membership of the lodge. After the meeting of the lodge, a meeting of the general com mlttee Of the organization was held and it was decided to hold the class initiation the first week in June.