Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-01
FRATERHAL AND socILL.
Corning Events of Interest to slany
 Warerprry l'cople.

The x. Y. z. club will give :ccep- tion in Lcavenworth hall this even
 ing.
 The Gamma Kappa Phi club held It's first annual banquet at The Elton
 last night.
 Tonight lat Speedwell hall Court D. R, Crosby, F. of A., will hold their annual social and dance.
 Court E. R. Crosby held its an nual New Years social and dance last night at Speedwell hall.
 The Goodwill Social club will hold their annual concert and prom this evening at City hall. All the late musical selections will be one of the features. Lallier's orchestra will fur nish music.
 Nosahogan lodge, I. o. o. F., last evening elected officers for the ensu- ing year as follows. Noble grand, c. tH. Granger; vice-grand, H. c. Dews, recording secretary, F. A. Hunger ford; treasurer, F.. l.. Futile; lodge trustee, W. J. Larkin.
 The annual dance and reception of the Young Mems Catholic Literary society of this city will be held in Lcavenworth hall one week from Fri rfiay night. This society, one of the oldest social organizations ill the city, has taken on q new lease of life and their coming reception promises to equal If not surpass some of their dances a few years back. The com mittee of arrangements is working earnestly to make the affair T sue cess. A
 A reception was given last night at Leayenworth hall in honor of Miss Lucy Starkweather Wade. daughter of MT and Mrs H. l.. Wade. The out q1 town guests included MT and Mrs Hilton Warner and Miss Young of Branford; Miss Hoag of Worcester, Mass; Mrs Compton of Woodlawn, Miss Thatcher of New York and the Messrs Henry Prout and George Rockwell. Jr, of New York city; Guy Dustin of Hartford and Mir Cowles of Ansonia. Miss Wade was assisted in receiving by Mrs H. L. Wade, Miss Phoebe Prout of Nutiey, N. J., Mrs w. H. White Of this city and Miss Mary Glazier of Glastonbury.
 Miss Helen Schmitz of the Middle bury road entertained the I. II. E. M. o. circle at her home last even ing The young women took fancy baskets holding lunch for two, and during the evening the baskets were sold at auction, each man buying basket and having supper with the owner. Among those present were: Mir and Mrs Howard Wintermute. Miss Elizabeth Wilder, Miss Edna Burton of watertown, Miss Ora Bowen, Miss Elsie White, Miss Leafa Mordo, Miss Ethel White. Miss Ida NJ. Ford. Earle Hudson and Arthur Evans of Watertown, Joseph Els, Joseph H. Cough, George Rabbott. Charles Schmitz.
 The first annual reception and dance of the United French societies was held last evening at City hall and was a very successful event. | Nearly six hundred persons ap- peared in the grand march which | mittee and Miss Celanire Cantin. The l march was led by Wilson Veilette, | music for the affair was furnished by | are the committees: Arrangements, | President Wilson Veilette, Secretary | Adams. Treasurer Henry Dufresne. l.. Hamel. E. J. Baril. Ed ward Thibault. N. Bernier; floor Wilson veilette, Frank Cormier, Henry Belleau. Charles Hamel. John Regis: reception com mittee, Fred Loiselle. A. L. Solomon, ". Despins. Matthew Lariviere, N. V. Collette, Joseph Gauthier. Fred Pratt. Joseph Yeiletto and Fred