Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-13
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water
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 Tonight the Merry Phenortons will give a dance at Simonsville school hall
 The Owaneco club will give . dance this evening at the Red Mems wigwam. formerly Music hall, Citi- zens' bank building.
 Tomorrow evening at Concordia hall the Russian society will give a Russian ball. Dancing will start at 7:3O o'clock and will continue until 12 o'clock.
 Tomorrow evening the Hiberniens will resume their Saturday night dances at Hibernian hall. Good or chestra music will be furnished. Re- treatments will be served.
 At the close of the meeting last evening of Court Oregon, No 13S. Foresters of America, a forty-five contest was played with the team representing Court Vigilant. The latter won by the score of 17 to 15.
 There will be rehearsal of the "Mocking Bird" chorus Sunday af- ternoon in the Lallier band room, Platt's block. J. M. Fulton, the well known musician and band master, will direct the opera, and he wishes every singer to be present.
 Sheridan council, "A, K. of c. will hold special meeting tomorrow evening in K. of c. hall at o'clock. The committee on third degree will also hold meeting at the same time and place. The members of the K of c. choir are requested to meet in City hall Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock.
 The Knights of the Golden Eagle do not expect to get into their new quarters on Grand street until De- cember 1. The failure of the Elks to vacate the rooms as soon as expecte1 l naturally prevented the Golden Eagles from moving at the time ex- pected. On the opening night of their new quarters the lodge expects to initiate about 100 members.
 At social meeting of Liberty cir Gle, No $50, Companions of the For est, held in Mechanics hall last even ing, all arrangements were complet- ed for their coming anniversary ! dance which is to be held in Leav- enworth hall Monday evening, No- vember 16. It promises to be one of the most popular social events of the season. Chaput's orchestra will fur nish music for dancing The commit tee who have charge of the affair, have spared no expense in trying to make it one grand social success. St Cecilia's fair was largely at | tended last evening. An entertain ment, card playing and dancing were the main attractions Tonight the programme will consist of singing hy Iucien and Louis Crochet and Carl Boesenbruch; singing and dancing by Corners and Levelle; piano selections | by Miss Cecilia Boesenbruch: danc- ing by Mallet and Murphy A pleas ing feature each evenig is the music which is being rendered by St Ce- elias orchestra. For the enjovne,,t of those who do not care to dance 2. card room is reserved.
 All arrangements are now con- plete for the complication of the third degree of the Knight of Colum- 1 bus which will take place at City Hall on Sunday afternoon. Captain William Mulligan of Thompson vile who has made name for him. self by this kind of work will look after the work and will have with | him one of the best teams in New England. Besides the degree work several prominent speakers will be present to address those present After the degree work the visiting knights will be given a reception al Knights of Columbus hall. The de. gree work will start promptly al 1:30 o'clock and all candidates are requested to report at the hal promptly at that time