Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-23
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury PeOpIe.


 of the Germania Singing society or Bridgeport.
 The children of the Waterbury ln- dustrial school gave an entertainment in Leavenworth hall last night
 A leap year dance will be given this evening in the Mulcahy Memori- al building by the girls of St Mary's Alumni association.
 The Children of Mary in St Fran cis Xavier'sparish are making arrange ments fora card party, whist and team work in forty-five, to be given in the parish hall Friday evening, February [. Teams wishing to enter the con test should give their names to Father Fleming as soon as possible.
 The annual dance cf the St Thom- as Cadet association will be held in Leavenworth hall on Friday even- ing. The Cadets, one of the oldest societies in the city, will make 1t pleasant for all attending. The music for dancing will consist of all the latest popular hits and will be furnished by good orchestra.
 The installation of officers of court McGivney, No 2S, D. of l., will take place promptly at o'clock on Friday evening This short ceremony will be followed by dancing and social hour, during which dainty refresh ments will be served. The Knights of Columbus and friends of members will be made most welcome and it is hoped that all will attend.
 Excelsior council, No ?, O U. A. M., held its regular business meeting last night and appointed standing commit tees for the coming year as follows: Relief committee-C. T. Clync, N. J. Philips, r. c. Clark, c. W. Fox and r. II. Partlss; degree team-C. l.. Clark, w. O'Neill, C. R. Clyne, w. A. Holgate and W. J. Philips: rituallstic committee-W. A. Chase, George w. Fox and G. M. Brouker.
 One week from tomorrow night the Laurel Social club will give their first annual dance at Leavenworth hall. This organization was only recently organized and have quarters in the old Talma rooms on Bank street. The membership is made up of all popular young men and the coming dance. which will be the first public event given by the organization, will un- doubtedly be big success.
 The mark degree was worked by Eureka chapter. No 22. k. X A. NJ. last night. The out of town guests present included Charles A. Farmham of Collinsville. grand king Of the Royal Arch chapter of Connecticut. The business was followed by ban quet, IT H.. Joseph s. Nell acting as toastmaster. The affair was fin charge of a committee consisting of IT. ". Atwood, Eugene C. Adt and Henry Marendez.
 Excelsior and Pomona grange held a meeting yesterday in Grange hall and installed the following officers: Master. Alfred Green, Middlebury; oyerseen J. A. Downs. Bethany; lec- turer, Mrs E. G. Griswold. Prospect; i; chaplain, the Rev Mir Wright. Middle bury; steward. A. R. Gibson, Wood bury: secretary, Mrs Martha E. Judd. Middlebury: treasurer. W. l.. Pier pont. Waterbury: gate keeper. Sam ueI E. Cooke, Bethany: Ceres. Mrs Alice Barber. Waterbury; Pomona. Mrs Hortense Wright. Beacon Falls: Flora. Mrs A. R. Gibson: lady assist ant steward, Mrs F. K. Perry, Naug- atuck. The installing officers were l.. If. Healey, of Woodstock, assisted by Past State Flora. Mrs A. welton of Plymouth and Past Lecturer of Mad River grange. Mrs H. s. Coe of Wa terbury.
 At meeting of winona Relekah. I. Q. Q. F. last night officers were in- stalled as follows: Noble grand. May Reeves: vice grand. Maud Mccoy; treasurer. Tillie Cleveland; financial secretary. Lettie Flood: reoorllng sec refary. Agnes Streeter. inside guard. Ida Cooley: outside guaTi. Andrnw Schroeder. right supporter to the noble grand. Nellie Haywood: left supporter to the noble grand. Lillian Schroeder: right supporter to the vice grand. Jennie Brown. left supporter tO the vice grand. Ada Reeves. warden Mary Smith: conductOr. Carrie Philips. chaplain. Emma Golden Tbe cere- mOuy vas performed hy District Deputy Mrs Nina Moline and stan Of Naugatuck- During the evening Mrs rarrse Egan Of NSugatuck wss pre- sented win a Isesufiful boa1uet and Mrs F. L. Golden vss na.ie the r...-s..s rf i. hnausff-f uast r-ruHss