Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-09
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water-
 bury People.

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 Al meeting of the Waterbury club Monday evening Dr W. L. Bar. Der. J. M. Burrall F. C. Northrop and Edward W. Beach were elected n boarI of managers of the Water bury club for n period of three years
 Fourteen applications were receiv- ed and seven candidates initiated at the meeting of Rosedale camp, No 9615, Modern Woodmen of America, held in Foresters hall Monday even ing
 The first of the series of Cnder- ella dances was held in Leavenworth hall last evening The hostesses were Mrs George A. Driggs, Mrs Carl F, Munger, Mrs Irving IT, Chase, Mrs w. E, Merriman and Mrs C. S. Rod man.
 On Friday evening of this week Division ,, A, o. H., will elect officers Tor the ensuing term. Arrangements will also be made for the class lnitia- ton which is to take place in Hi bernian hall on Sunday afternoon. A full attendance is requested
 At a meeting of Radiant Star lodge, No ?, Shepherds of Bethle, hem last evening officers were nom- mated for the coming year and will De voted upon at the next meeting The members are going to make an active canvass in an effort to double their membership during the next twelve months.
 The Waterbury Women's club met yesterday afternoon at the parlors Of the Second church yesterday af- ternoon. Three papers were read, " Home Life in Japan" by Mrs J. Merrick Gallond; Home Life in France" by Miss Pretat, and "He That Maketh Haste is Not Wise" by Mrs B. II. Bristol The general sub Ject was The Ethics of Home Life" Solos were rendered by Mrs T. E. Bartlett.
 Hendricken council, Knights of columbus, elected the following off cers last evening at meeting held in Columbus hall: Grand knight. NJ. C, Donovan; deputy grand knight, E. J. Chatfield; financial secretary. ], I. Kelley; recorder, J. J. Gaffney; treas urer, Edward Moran; warden. H. V Bannon; chancellor, Thomas J. Con- don; chaplain, Rev Father Crowley: advocate, Frank P. McEvoy; inside guard, John Ryan; outside guard Daniel Altman. It was one of the largest attended meetings of the year and District Deputy James M. Lynch pald a visit to the council meeting Among the visitors was John H. Som CTS, grand knight of Mulcahy coun- Cil.
 The annual Christmas sale and chlcken supper of St Elizabeth's guild of Trinity church held it's an- nual entertainment in the parish mousse last night. There were eight supper tables. In the center of five taoleS were small Christmas trees and on three tables the center pieces were red carnations and mignonettes, Mrs Frank Welton was chairman of the decorating committee. The suD- per committee consisted of the fol. lowing: Mrs William Gillette, Mrs Minnie Chatfield, Mrs Robert Walker, Mrs Chauncey Goss, Mrs J. B. Jones. Mrs o. H. Sage, Mrs Charles Davis and Mrs John Whitehead. Mrs H T. Whitehead, Mrs H. T. Allen and Mrs B. Nettleton poured coffee. Those who had charge of tables were Mrs John Goss and Miss Almira Twining Mrs kellar and Mrs Colin Wilson. Mrs George King and Mrs E. A. Say. Mrs John Hull and Mrs Frank Vel ton, Mrs Florence Merriam and Mrs Charles Perry, Mrs Charles Temple ton and Mrs Acly Castle, Mrs Haskell and Mrs Frederick Marggraff, Mrs Harry Jenkins and Mrs John Castle, Mrs Roger Watkins presided at the serving table. Mrs John Ebbs, pres ident of the society, was in charge. At the sale articles suitable for Christmas gifts were disposed of by Mrs $. J. Marsh, Mrs Seidel, Mrs T. F. Nuhn and Mrs G. B. Peck.