Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-02
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events OF Interest to a Number OF
Local People.


The Jolly Four will hold a pri-
vate dance tomorrow evening at
Music hall.
The Laurel club is arranging for
private reception and dance to be
held at Murray hall on Tuesday even
ing. March II.
The Tribune Social club have COM
pleted all arrangements for the an
nual dance which will be held at
Leavenworth hall tomorrow and have
arranged programme of seventeen
numbers. The music will be all popu-
lar selections and will be furnished by
Luddy's orchestra.
Oscar ii lodge, l. 0. G. L. held its
second anniversary in Foresters hall
Saturday night. The programme in
Guided a piano solo by Miss Mabel
Thormberg. song by the Vega Singing
society. recitations by John Akerlind
of Hartford and Axel Fellander of
this city. songs by Mr. Fellander.
The committee in charge of the cele-
bration consisted of Hugo Cederholm,
Alfred AbrahamsOn and Hilma Swan
son. An address of welcome was
made by Grand Grief Templar John
Fogelberg of this city.
The fifth annual concert given by
the James Meagher branch of the
Gaelic league in Jacques theater last
evening attracted good audience,
which was well pleased with the pro-
gramme rendered The Rev Charles
w. Brennan of the Immaculate Con-
cetpion church delivered an address
on the aims and purposes of the
Gaelic league. The speaker is an
earnest student of the Gaelic Ian
guage and gave most Interesting
discourse on the subject. He urged
all the members of the Irish race TO
become interested in the movement
and declared he was much elated
because of the success of the league
in this city. The address was very
enjoyable. After the address the
programme as printed in Saturdays
Democrat was carried out, all the
singers and others being obliged TO
respond to encores.
The local branch of the Degel Zion
gave an entertainment in City hall
last night The programme was rem
dered in a fine manner, all the particl-
pants going through their parts with
an ease and grace which ELECTED ad-
miration from the audience. Several
encores were given. The solos by Miss
Edith Myers, Miss S. Wellington and
Miss S. Karpelman. together with the
duet by Miss S. Karpelman and S.
Wellington were exceedingly well
rendered. |. Sossin had charge of
the chorus, which rendered several
selections. Professor Elton acted as
accompanist at several of the songs.
sketch was presented which repre-
sented a farm scene, those taking
part being dressed to represent farm
ers. Among those who contributed
to the evenings programme included
Miss S. Karpelman, Miss E. Meyers,
Miss S. Wellington, Miss R. Nitkin,
Miss NJ. Curtin. Miss NJ. Risberg, Miss
G. Sossin. Miss d. Sossin, Miss S.
Sossin, Miss S. Carpet, NJ. Ablowitch,
NJ. Goldstein, |. Meltzer, I. Sossin, z.
Fiddler, S. Risberg, S. Wellington
and R. Shiller.
One of the last social affairs before
the opening of the Lenten season will
be held tomorrow evening at Xaver-
ian hall tomorrow evening when the
young ladies of st Francis Xavier's
church will hold carnival and
dance. All committees have been APP
pointed. music has been secured and
everything is in readiness for the
affair. The committees appointed are
as follows: Door-William Donovan,
jeremiah Shugrue, John Hayden and
jeremiah Scully; check room-John
Tyrrell. Joseph Havican, James
Kelley, Bernard Kelley, James Shea
and Henry Quinn: bar-Richard
Phelan, Robert Parker, James
Coogan. Torrance Coughlan, Peter
Lawlor, Emmett Riordan, John Bowe
and Martin Parkinson; refreshments
Mrs James German. Mrs Esther
Kennedy, Mrs William Parkinson. Mrs
James Coughlan and Mrs NJ. A. Hart
nett; floor-James Colwell, George
Mulligan, DIR Dwyer. DR. Parker,
Philip Kelly, James Meehan. Edward
Mulvaney, James Fryer. George. Ber-
gin. Finton Conner, Arthur Kennedy,
Martin Bowes, and p. J. Mcdonald;
waitresses-Nellie Doyle, Jennie
Murray. Mary Bowes. Mary Madden,
Helen McQuinn, Mary Flannery. May
Coughlan. Elizabeth Leeney, Rose
CARROLL Josephine 0'Donnell, Nellie
E. Shea, Kittie Parkinson, Mary
Green. Julia Kelley, Mary Kenny.
Agnes Byron. Winifred Tyrrell. Mary
Hartnett. Elizabeth Hartnett and
Elizabeth Donahue.
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