Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-02-22
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events OF Interest to a Number OF
Local People.

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auxiliary, A. o. H., will hold NEE
ing at 1890 O'Clock to-morro'
morning to take action on an invita-
ton to give an exhibition drill a
: Norwich.
Mizpah colony, U. 0. p. f., enjoye
game of whist last night. The high
est scores We're made by Mrs Slosson
Mrs Elizabeth Rettman, Mrs Saral
Benham, H. J. Ryder, George Ander
son and Miss Bessie Wood.
At meeting Of Sheridan lodge, N
Il. o. F., last night, committee con
sisting of Timothy Garren, William
Selbie and Edward Fitzgerald, wal
appointed to represent the society OF
the Anti tuberculosis league Eigh
new members were elected and eigh
applications for membership We're re
ceiyed. Delegations were presen
from Brass City, Alexander Won Hum
boldt and Mattatuck lodges. Addresses
We're made by Mrs Sarah Cooke
warden of Mattatuck lodge, and p
Barry. warden of Brass City lodge
i Court Adelphia, Independent Order
of Foresters, will hold their first reg
ular meeting on next Monday, Febru-
airy "A, in X. of G. hail. 43 East Main
street, at 8 p. m. This hall has been
engaged by the court for the second
and fourth Mondays in each month.
There will be large number of new
applications presented to the meeting.
| through Supreme Deputy Evison ar
engagements have already been made
Tor degree team to attend the first
meeting in March to give an exemplifi-
cation Of the initiatory work. Aks.he
meeting next Monday night tile lady
officers of the court will provide re-
freshments and music and a pleasant
social time is anticipated.
The fourth and last dance of the
Cotillion club was held in I.eaven-
worth hall last night. Edwin c. Nor
throp was leader The patronesses
were Mrs Hayden, Mrs j. Richard
Smith, Mrs Otis S. Northrop and Mrs
y. NJ. Allerton. Among those present
from out of town were: The Misses
Harper of New York, Miss Fiske of
New York, Miss Kaufman of Penn
sylvania, Miss Andrews of Derby,
Miss Liscombe of Albany, N. Y, Mr.
and Mrs Milton Warner of Pine Or
chard; Miss Ezekial of Springfield.
Mass; Mr. and Mrs Duryea of Engle-
wood, n. J., Mrs Ellsworth of New
Canaan, Mr. Coles and Mr. Wallace of
Ansonia and Mr. Barnard of Whining
ton Del. .......
over two hundred persons attend
ed the vaudeville entertainment given
last night by the Forum club in Null
cahy Memorial hall. The affair was
big success and the management
which consisted of William Sullivan,
John Hutchinson and William
keenan,, deserve much credit for their
efforts. Where all are in the super
lative degree there is no need of in
dividual mention, suffice it to say the
different numbers were rendered in
most creditable manner and each
was literally applauded. The fol-
lowing took part in the performance:
Edward Delaney, Martin Keefe, Fer
gus Fay, John McNellis, Thomas
McKenna, Eugene Sullivan, William
Keenan,, Finton Tehan, John Boylan.
and John Tierney. Miss Moran fur
nished music for dancing.
There was a large attendance and |
a merry time at the leap year party |
of the Ladies' auxiliary of the Water
bury Burns club at Foresters' hall |
last night. Bowditch hall was also
used and both places were crowded.
The entertainment consisted of songs.
music, speechmaking and a menu
which was all the could have been de-
sired. The contributors to the exer-
cises included: Miss Jessie Keller VIII
liam Lawson, Andrew Gardner. Miss
Helen Mackie, Alexander Mitchell,
Mrs Fred Armstrong, Miss Helen Duff.
David Mackie, Andrew Walker. James
Robertson, Daniel Murray. An or
rhestra furnished music for the dane
ing and Charles Kellie acted as
The committee in charge
OF Mrs Robert Mackie. Mrs
Fred Armstrong, Mrs Frank Mitchell.
Yrs Charles Kellie, Mrs Daniel
'laekie. Mrs Alexander Mckay and
Mrs Robert Allen.
Wadhams Post, Wadhams Relief
,orps and Colonel Liscum Camp
'panish War Veterans, celebrated
birthday last evening
" giving a musical and literary en-.
ertainment in G. A. II. hail on Bank
treet. John L. SAKE, commander OF
Vadhams post. presided. He intro.
uced Judge George H. Cowell, the [
peaker OF the evning and tie Judge
ave an excellent address on the life
{ Washington. II was full O. inter- /.
sting historical information. Juise ,
Dwell was followed by Miss Bertha
ranger who rendered a piano seIec-
lon. The next number was a selec- ,
on by the Wide Awake clubs quar-. /.
stte. composed OF Miss winnifred
heridan. Miss Gertrude Hedwig ana :
he Misses Sarah and Rebecca Karp.
man. Professor Elton was the ac- !.
'mpanist. Thomas Doyle rendered 2
The Sword OF Bunker HILL" and the
lest Side -Four. Carl Plumb. Richard 9
bingham. Everett Freeman and I
omer Dorman contributed two Sc. \
ctlons. An orchestra consisting OF {
7. X. Pendleton. Arthur L. Towne. :
ewitt and Howard Chapman render.
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