Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-21
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events Of Interest to a Number Of
Local People.

Oh I1llhdUCLii 6otkGbJ III ob SGCAlt2 y
church gave an entertainment In st
Cecilia hall on Jefferson street last
| night
The Pioneers will hold their sec
ond annual dance this evening at Odd
Fellows hall. Lallier's orchestra will
| furnish music.
Loyal Pride of Valley lodge, No
1928, ]. o. o. F. M. u. will hold a
class initiation at Foresters' hall on
the evening of March 10. The mat
ter Is in charge of committee con-
sisting Of Charles Earl, George Hol-
ton, Calvin O'Hare.
Wadhams Post, G. A. r., the Wo-
mems Relief Corps, and the Spanish
War veterans will hold celebration
this evening in honor Of Washington's
birthday. Judge Cowell will make an
address and there will be music, sing
ing and refreshments.
Washington camp, No 10, P. o. S.,
will hold a class initiation at Me-
chancis hall on March 10. The affair
is In charge of committee consisting
of F. N. Treat, w. ]. Northey, R. G.
Northey, DR. C. H. Callbreath, A. H.
Warner and Harry Bordner.
There will be no rehearsal Of the
drama Daniel O'Connell" this even
| ing, owing to the fact that several
| of the cast could not be present The
| next rehearsal will be held on Sum
day afternoon at O'Clock, when
every member of the cast is expected
| to be in attendance.
The annual meeting of the Con-
| necticut society, Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution, will be held in New
Haven tomorrow. Several Water
bury people will be in attendance.
The severe weather is telling upon
the children. Many Of them are
being carried away with pneumonia,
| so that people cannot be too careful
of the little ones.
County Delegate William Guilfoile
installed the new officers Of st
Mary's 7. A. society last night as
follows: President, Miss Daisy Lord;
vice-president, Miss Stasia Hughes;
treasurer, Miss Julia Larkin; finan-
cial secretary, Miss Mary Brophy;
recording secretary, Miss Elizabeth
lO'Rourke; sergeant-at-arms, Miss
Mary White. After the ceremony
whist and refreshments were enjoy
ed.
The pupils and friends of Mr. and
Mrs John F. Kicks dancing classes
will celebrate Washington's birth
day with a dance and reception at
the academy, over the and 10c store
Saturday evening. Music will be
furnished for dancing by the Aca-
DENY orchestra. Pretty George
Washington souvenirs will be given
out. The advanced class will meet
this evening as usual with orchestra
music.
A social gathering was held at the
home Of Miss Matte Kenney of South
Main street last evening. During the
evening vocal and musical selections
were rendered. A quartette consisting
Of the Misses Elizabeth Phelan, Ka-
Uterine Reilly, Joseph Smith and Fred
Hollywood of New Haven, sang sew
eral songs A piano duet was played
by the Misses Lillia Kinney and Helen
Reilly. Violin selections were played
by Miss Belle Adams of New Haven,
after which lunch was served. -4f
The Buckingham orchestra, con-
sisting of the following persons, gave
a dance in Leavenworth hall last
night: Charles E. MacBurney, plan
list and leader; Dayton Henry, first
violin; Samuel Witkowski, first vio-
lin; Louis Raphael, second violin;
Frisble Merrill, cello; Walter Web
er. flute; Frank Mark, flute; Emil
Mark, claronet; Harry Adams. clar-
onet; Ferdinand Pachmann, cornet;
Joseph Baltruch, trombone; James
Culvert, drum; w. r. Nash, double
bass; Thomas Stokes, second cornet;
Andrew Craft, second cornet.
I Mrs C. F. Wilson of 20 Central
avenue entertained the members of
the Colonial Whist club at her home
yesterday afternoon and evening. A
turkey supper was served at s
o'clock, after which whist was en-
joyed. The men arrived at s o'clock
and Joined the playing until dinner
was served at IL o'clock. The high
est scores in the afternoon were
made by Mrs John Rowley, Mrs Ar
thur Luscomb. Mrs p. B. Reeves.
Mrs George Booth, Mrs f. B. Whit
ley and Mrs Dewitt Shader. Music
for dancing was furnished by Holden
Wilson, after dinner.
The Wide Awake club, composed
OF students OF class No 2 OF the First
Baptist church Sunday school, held
its first annual meeting at the resi-
dence Of Ruby Austin, 90 Abbott
avenue, last evening. The follow
ing were in attendance: Mrs Rich
ard Gustafson, leader. and the
Misses Beulah Sharp, Ruby Austin.
Ruby Goodrich. Edna Fox. Florence
Root, Verdna Clifford. Beatrice Pas
sano. Nellie Neil, Mildred Tracy,
Elizabeth Schroback, Helen Nichols
and Bessie Shaw An interesting
musical and literary programme was
rendered. Refreshments were served.
The annual supper of the Trinity
church was held last evening under
the auspices OF st Elizabeth's guild.
The parlors we're tastefully deco
rated and the women in charge wore
colonial costumes. The upper par
lors we're filled with booths contain
ing homemade candies. bric-a-brac
and fancy goods. Those in charge
OF the candy booth consisted OF Miss
Vera Crone. Miss Florence Baker.
All. r~fr-.hosA Ck.-.hz-. "a AL.