Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest to Number of
 Local People.

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 Co. E Hibernian Rifles will resume their Saturday night dances to-mor' row evening at Hibernian hall. The Fifth division orchestra will furnish music.
 Tunxis tribe, No 10, l. 0. R. NJ. met at Red Mems hall last evening and made arrangements to nave thf travelling blanket brought from Ma tatuc tribe, No 25, l. o. K. M., ol Naugatuck, to the local tribe, on May 14.
 St Stanislaus Polish school children will give an entertainment tomorrow evening at St Cecilia's hall on Jef- ferson street. After the entertain ment there will be dancing. Music will be furnished by Prof Urkayic $ Polish orchestra.
 Tonight the Amateur polo leagu' will hold their dance in Eagles hall The affair promises to be largely at tended as the sale of tickets has beeI very large All round dancing vii be a feature. Music will be furnish ed by Lallier's orchestra.
 The minstrel performance which the members of St Mary's alumni as- sociation will present ill Muicahy Memorial hall on Cole street this evening promises to surpass anytnil% that they have yet undertaken. Miss Mary Fay, the musical directress, has drilled the chorus diligently and expects the musical numbers to be very good. There is some real talent among the members and the perform ance should go with a bang. The Eali is expected to be packed.
 The second monthly meeting of the Uniformed Sherwood circle of the Maid Marion degree, No i, A. o. of F., was held at Bowditch hall last evening and officers elected as fol lows: Chief ranger, Mrs A. $, Dixon; sub-chief ranger, Mrs N. Levick; treasurer, Mrs C. Turner; financial secretary, Mrs J. Roy; re- cording secretary, Miss l. Yates; senior woodward, Mrs c. Gray; junior woodward, Miss NJ. Clark; senior beadle, Mrs A. Nichols; junior beadle, Miss M. Young; junior mast chief ranger, Mrs c. Moseley; depu- ty high chief ranger, A. B. Dixon; surgeon, Dr G. A. Leonard.
 The state convention of the Wo- mems Relief corps will open at the First Congregational church next Wednesday morning and will con tinue for two days. The programme includes addresses by the Rev Dr Joseph Anderson, Mayor William E. Thoms, Mrs Harriet J. Bogue, the past national president; Mrs Eliza Brown Daggett national secretary; Department Commander Charles A, Appel, Mrs Florence P. Hayden, past department president; stephen w. Wilby, the Rev Frederick D. Buck ley; Alfred c. Baldwin, past division commander; Henry H. Saunders, de- partment commander, U. $. w. V.
 At the meeting of the Ladies aux Hilary, A. O. H., last night, John F. Galvie was made the recipient of a handsome gold watch. The presi- dent, Mrs Alice Mooney, made the presentation speech, to which MT Calvin suitably responded. The rest of the programme consisted of the rendition of an Irish love song by Mrs Sarah Knapp; Ireland, I Love You" by Mrs P. J. Boyce: dancing by Hugh Moriarty, addresses by Father Traynor and Father Ryan. The wotch was given in recognition of MT Galvin's interest in the aux Hilary generally and as T special token for his work for the Daniel .0ConnelP' entertainment.
 The first annual dance of the Ham, ilton Park Athletic club will be given in Leavenworth hall on Wednesday evening, May 6. Although the Parks have often given masquerades which have been well attended this is the first time they have tried an event at which there'll be nothing but danc- ing. The Hamilton Parks \. c. will he represented by team in the City Amateur league the coming season, having succeeded the Merrimacs. 1t has several good players on it's list and undoubtedly will make very creditable showing on the field. The arrangement committee reports big sale of tickets at this early day and believe that Leavenworth hall will he crowded on the evening of the danct
 At the annual meeting of the New Haven County Medical association al Cheshire yesterday, papers were read by Dr H. c. Anderson and Dr F. r O'Connor of Waterbury. and Dr F. H Reilly of New Haven. also by the SO eiety's guest. Dr F.. l.. Reyes, Jr. of New York. The following were elect ed delegates to the state medical SO ciety, which meets in New Haven on May 20. Drs E. W. Goodenough, T J. Kilmartin and J. F. Hayes of Wa. terbury and Drs C. J. Bartlett, F.. W Moulton, ]. II. Flynn and H. NJ Steel of New Haven. Dr. C. s. Rod. man of this city was elected a coun- sellor for a term of two years. The Waterbury doctors present included Dr Graves. Dr Anderson. Dr o'Connor Dr KilmaTtin, DT Hayes. Dr Engelke Dr MeLinden. Dr Dillon. Dr Freney pr Bevans. Dr Maloney. Dr O'Hsra Dr Crane. Dr Russell. Dr Hackett and Dr Dwyer. Dr Grady and Dr Farrell
 The German supper given last night by St Elizabeth's society in Si Cecilias' hall on Jefferson street wal largely attended. After the supper an entertainment was given which in- cluded recitations and songs by tho Misses May. Loretta and Adelaide Moss. and recitstions by Mrs Noble During the evening dancing was en. ioyed. music being rendered by St