Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-25
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest to . Number of
 Local People.

0. F., last night, sixteen new mem
 bers were initiated.
 Tomorrow evening Department 2,
 of the Waterbury Clock company vii
 hold their first annual dance and so
 cial at Music hall
 J. J. Davis of New Haven an(
 George Hart of Ansonia and Louis F. Northrop of Cheshire were guests
 at the meeting of Good Will lodge K. of P, in Waterville, last night. Madeline, the ten years old daugh.
 ter of Dr P. T. Keeley celebrated
 her tenth birthday Saturday. She
 was the recipient of many tokens oi
 the occasion, and Dorothy Mabbott
 assisted her in entertaining her guests.
 Louis Debobon of Danbury will
 entertain the Foresters' fair commit
 tee at the reading rooms on Last
 Main street on March 9. The Dan
 bury man was $1,000 richer at the
 close of the fair than before it
 opened.
 Court America has donated $10
 to the Anti-Tuberculosis league
 fund. Among recent contributions
 were Anchcr lodge, N. E. o. P, $1O;
 Toantic tribe, I. O. R. M., $10; Wa
 terbury Business Men, $50; Water
 bury lodge, B. P. O. E., $50.
 All arrangements are now com plete for the 17th annual concert and sociable of R. J. Costello lodge, No 423, B. of R. R. T., which takes place at City hall on Thursday evening of this week. The affair promises to be largely attended as in former years as large number of tickets have been disposed of. A number of visit ing railroad men from out of town will be in attendance.
 At the bowling contest last night between teams representing Amity and Mattatuck councils, K of G. E., the former won by a score of 1 to 4. The line up was as follows: William Radin, George Radin, Charles Austin, Paul Newell and Fred Steinert, representing Amity castle, and John Schell, E. N. Trat- ten, c. Fred Harder, E. A. Camp and George Taylor of Mattatuck council. After the bowling, whist was played. The highest scores were made by Mrs s. P. Powers, Mrs (. D. Wallace, Edward D. Bennett and F. A. Jackie. Violin solos were rem dered by E. A. Camp.
 The private dancing classes of MT and Mrs John F. Kicks Dancing academy held a reception and dance last evening at Leavenworth hall. The affair was most successful event and was attended by about 175 or 200 persons. A programme of .wenty-one dances was rendered Many of the numbers were novelty dances which were highly appreciat- sd. Music for the affair was render d by the Academy orchestra. Among he guests from out of town were Miss Marjorie Atwood of Watertown Mrs G. A. Fairchild of Bridgeport, Irs B. I. Thompson of Meriden, ieorge Ranson. Clinton Blachiner md Charles Billings of Thomaston ieorge Andrews, Miss Ruby, Miss Ada Cowles and Miss Lizzie Farrel, !! f Naugatuck and Mir and Mrs Dwight | Atwood of Woodbury.
 The Lafayette Hall association, which includes all the local French | ocieties of Waterbury, gave whist | md dance in their rooms in the l building, Bank street, ast night. The highest scores were made by Mrs R. Bernatchez, Mrs P. Mrs Emma Hebert, Mrs Emma Couture, Mrs Anna Phoenix, Hiss E.. Lavigne and Miss Alice Des- ' ault, for the women, the two first l nentioned being tied for first hon. IFS. The highest scores for the gen lemen were made by P. Bourke. P. 'habot, A. J. Allard, O. Pronovost nd o. Dupre respectively. A con olation award was presented to Miss lorina Learweire. The committee I charge of the affair consisted of !. l.. Solomon, chairman; Henry 'ufresne, Charles Carpenter, Philip 'uval and Joseph Normand.
 A largely attended meeting of St oseph's T. A. society was held last Tening at St Joseph's rooms on East lain street. President John Robin ,n presided. During the meeting inc new members were initiated and 'veral applications for membership ere received. Rev William Flynn, laplain of the society was present Id talked interestingly to the mem- ITS in regard to the stand the society lould take in the Anti Tuberculosis ague. He also spoke to the young en on the advisibility of looking lead and being prepared for the Iiny day. He advised the young men put little of their earnings away Ich week as a saving fund. It was ,ted to donate the sum of $50 tc :. e Anti Tuberculosis league. A com ittee was also appointed to compile
 ritual for degree work. Rev Far I Martin, D. D., a member of the
 T. A. U. lecture bureau was also esent and gave an interesting talk how young men by little study lring spare moments could better cir conditions. A communication as received from St Francis T. A. B 2 ciety of Torrington inviting the so- sty to participate in the annual rade and field day of the c. T. A. U hich is to be held at Torrington on me 20.