Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-09
FRATERNAL AND soCIIL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Wurerpnry Pcople.

classes of Waterbury High are ar.
 ranging for dance to be given at
 Leavenworth hall on Thursday even
 ing, January 16. The girls of the
 classes will be the invited guests.
 At session of the Young Mems Re- publican club last night William J. Larkln and William NJ. Lathrop were appointed to represent the club on the Anti Tuberculosis league. The annual
 meeting will be held on Thursday,
 January 16.
 The Rev Isaac w. Reed presided at the annual meeting of Grace Baptist church last night The following officers were elected: Clerk, R. A. Mckinney; assistant clerk, Jeremiah Granville; deacons, Albert Tucker, Moses Hines, Norfleet Connor and R. A. Mckinney; treasurer of build- ing fund, Albert Tucker; treasurer of current expense fund, Moses Hines; superintendent of Sunday school, Norfleet Connor; assistant, John Betts; trustees. Albert Tucker, Joseph Evans. Daniel Lewis.
 The union committees of the Holy Name societies held meeting last night and decided to observe the Feast of the Holy Name, which oc- CUTS a week from next Sunday, by attending service in body at St Francis Xavier church. A commit tee consisting of P. J. Mcdonald and Jeremiah Shugrue was appointed to wait upon Father Curtin and inform him of the action taken. The pastor received the committee cordially and assured them that it will be a great pleasure to him to work in harmony with them for this purpose.
 The installation of the officers of Emerson H. Liscum camp, No 12, department of Connecticut U. s. W. ", will be held Friday evening, Jan uary 10, in the Grand Army rooms. The department commander and staff will have charge of the cere- monies, which will be open to the public. Delegations are expected from several other camps and invita- tions have been issued to Wadhams post, Women's Relief corps, Sons of Veterans and to others interested in the society and its work. A general good time will be had at the close of the exercises.
 Tomorrow evening in Leavenworth hall the annual dance of the Young Mems Catholic Literary association will be held. The committee of ar engagements says it will be one of the best events yet given under the auspices of the Lifts" and if it is, it will be well worth attending. A dance programme made up of popular music that will satisfy the most fas- tidious has been arranged. Moreover an orchestra that will play excellent dance music will be on hand. The dance will be memorable one for this society composed of many we'll known young men of the city.
 Miss Anna Salinardi of 32 Ridge street gave party to several of her friends at her home Tuesday evening. Everybody passed a very enjoyable evening. All played games, sang, and made merry, and some piano and vio- lin selections by Miss Salinardi and John Dwyer added materially to the enjoyment of the affair. Edward Brown, at the piano, was much en- joyed, and Edith Mccarthy contribut- ed to the entertainment by her recita- tions. A quartet consisting of Anna Salinardi, John Dwyer, Maud Dillon and Raymond Kennedy afforded great pleasure to all. Miss Mary Lafin and William Sullivan played several piano duets. Later refreshments were ser we'd by Mrs Salinard. The party broke up at midnight wishing many happy returns of the day.
 The newly elected officers of Brass City lodge, N. F. o. r. were installed by Deputy William r. Dineen at the last regular meeting held at Columbus hall. The officers are, junior past warden. M. J. Colloty; warden, Pat rick Barry; vice warden, Miss Ida Desrocher: secretary, Miss Nora Heating: financial secretary. Joseph Byrnes; treasurer. Timothy Brennan; chaplain. Miss Margaret Kelly; guide, Mrs Mary Isles; guardian, James Kelly: sentinel, Henry Wall; trustee, NJ. E. Cass; pianist. Miss Eugenia Dou- cette representatives to grand lodge to l be held in April at New Haven, Tim othy Brennan, Patrick Slavin. George | S. O'Neill. Miss Julia Slavin and Miss l Nora Heating. Two applications were received and two candidates were in- itiated. During the year just ended | Brass City lodge received 90 new members and in all probability will be | awarded the prize which Is offered | for securing the most new members.