Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-11
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water.
 bury People.

lodge No Fl, Waterbury lodge NO D, and Connecticut lodge, No 52, An cient Order of United Workmen held joint meeting fin Bowditch hall last evening. Addresses were made by Grand Master John c. Trant of Hartford and Grand Deputy c. E. Embree.
 The monumental committee of the Connecticut Cavalry association Of which John Sake of this city is a member, met yesterday at Mayor Hooker's office in Hartford. After the meeting the members were enter tained at the Hartford club at lunch by the mayor.
 Wadhams post, No 49, G. A. k. met last evening and made arrange ments for joint installation of the officers elect of the corps and the post which will take place January '. The posts at Thomaston, Nau- gatuck and Southington as well as the Spanish War veterans have been invited to attend.
 At meeting of Mad River Grange No Fl. P. of H, held last evening at Grange hall, Mill Plain the follow ing officers were elected: master, William Atkinson; overseer, MT Mur- dock; lecturer, George Bryan; stew ard, Harry Buckingham; chaplain, A. B. Pierpont; secretary, Anna Hall Pierpont; assistant steward. Roy Judd; treasurer, W. B. Hitchcock; ceres. Mrs Packard; Pomona, Mrs Alcott; flora. Mrs Munson; gate keeper, Arthur Heaton; lady assist ant steward, Mrs Murdock.
 At meeting of Division 4, A. O.. H. last evening the following off cers were elected for the ensuing year: president, Patrick McFadden; vice-president, Roger Lynch; record- ing secretary, John Ray; financial secretary, Bernard Whitney; treas- urer, Michael Carroll; sergeant-at- arms, John Forrestall; sentry, Jere- miah Shugrue. During the meeting four candidates were initiated and two applications received. AS the next regular meeting night of the division falls on Christmas eve, it will be postponed.
 Tunxis tribe, No 10, Independent Order of Red Men celebrated it's an- niversary last evening by holding a banquet in HodsOns grill room About seventy of the order were present including several out of town guests. The tribe first held a short business meeting and reached the dining room about 9 o'clock. Some of the guests were Deputy Sachem, F. A. Sears of Naugatuck, who act ed as toastmaster; Great Keeper of Records, William Saunders of Nau- gatuck; Great Keeper of Wampum, C. H, Blake of this city; Francis T, Trowbridge of New Haven.
 TWenty-eight applications for menGership were received at the meeting of Court Oregon, No 13S, Foresters of America, held last even ing. The court will hold a special meeting next Monday evening to complete the arrangements in con nection with the big class initiation in Buckingham Music hall on Tues day evening. The forty-five team representing the court defeated Rose Hill, IT to 13. Twenty applications were received at the meeting of Court Linden. At the close of the meeting the forty-five team and one from Court Falcon tried conclusions. The regular meeting of Court Martin Hellmann was also held last evening
 The annual meeting of Amity castle. Knights of the Golden Eagle, was held last evening and the fol- lowing officers elected for the com- ing year: Noble commander, Fred W. Stelnert; vice-cOmmander, Ernest kropp; high priest. Archie Lewis; venerable hermit. P. W. Newell; master of records, Leon l.. Hall; clerks of eXchequer, James Miller; keeper of eXchequer, M. H. Waas; herald, Frank G, Ford; trustee for eighteen months. David Miller. Sev- eral applications for membership were received during the evening, and the class now awaiting to be initiated numbers 103. The supreme commander of the order, Dr c. D. Crum of Columbus, Ohio, will be present when the rooms are for mally opened on Saturday evening. All of the grand officers of the or ganization are also expected to be present.
 The Mission circle of the Second Congregational church gave it's an- nual entertainment in the church parlors last night. Those in charge were: Mrs |. G. Pratt and Mrs A. Futile, Mrs F. Wilcox and Mrs B. L. Coe, Mrs r. o. Peabody and Mrs Elm erson Tompkins, Mrs C. H. Brown and Mrs J. H. Hart, Mrs Stephen Crane and Mrs Anson Miner, Mrs NJ. J. Fogg and Mrs Henry Fehl, Mrs F. M. Peasley and Mrs William Hotch- kiss, Mrs Charles Nye, Mrs J. B. Do- herty, Miss Ella Partree, Miss Bess Segur. Miss Elsie Hyde, Miss Dorothy Benedict, Miss Bernice Burton, Mrs D. E. Blackmer and Mrs W. A. Black man, Miss Beatrice Hall and Miss Helen Bassett, Mrs E. B. Payne and Miss Hattie Leggett, Mrs Pierre Cowles and Mrs F. E. Hough, Mrs C. E. Morris and Mrs Wilcox.
 Renewed interest in the total ab- stinence movement in this city has developed since the last meeting of the St Joseph T. A. society at which time a committee of fifteen was ap- pointed to devise ways and means of increasing the membership of the society and to promote the cause in