Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water
 bury People.

Townsend lodge, I. o. O. F., vii
 pay fraternal visit to New Britain
 lodge tonight. They will leave
 here at 6:15 o'clock.
 Grand Warden F. H. Tolles o
 Windsor and Grand Guide T. NJ
 Payne of this city attended tht
 meeting of Mattatuck lodge, N. E
 o. P, last night.
 At a meeting of Magnolia lodge
 K. of P, last night committed
 consisting of William Adams, Johl
 Dolfinger and Henry Loveridge, wa
 appointed to make arrangements fol
 Memorial day exercises.
 Brass City Lodge, \. E. O. P. met
 last evening in K. of C. hall and elected two members and received
 three applicants. M. J. Coll"ty rendered d report of the grand session which was held in New Haven few weeks ago The class committee will meet this evening at Anchor Red Mems hall.
 On account of the benefit per formance for St Mary's hospital at Jacques opera house last evening there was no meeting of the Hospi- tai Aid society. On Wednesday evening, however, there will be a most important meeting of the vari- ous committees on the June garden party and every member is request ed to be ready to report on the work assigned to her.
 The following are the new off. cers of the Firemens Aid associa- tion: President. Samuel Rockwell; i; vice-president. Joseph J. Woods; secretary. Frank J. Finn; treasurer, Henry Heitman; directors, James J. Maloney. J. J. Cavanaugh, Philip D. Kelly. J. J. Mitchell. F. J. Finn. The expenses during the past year footed up to $9S.5O. The balance on hand to date is s344.S4.
 Miss Teresa Englehart entertained a number of her friends at her home on Wood street last evening. Whist was played, the prizes being awarded to Miss Sullivan and Mr Pierce. A collation. was served at after which the guests de- parted. voting Miss Englehart a de- lightful hostess. Among those pres ent were: Misses Kramer. Sullivan. Herman, Oswald. Wall, Moriarty, Bernadeaux and Messrs George, Bell. Pierce. Schell. Romprey, Eich- Morse and Warner.
 The fourth of the series of whist parties given by Waterbury tent. No 3G. K O. T. NJ. was held at the home of Sir Knight Bernard Gar rity. 123 Baldwin street. last night Eight tables were set and whist was played until II o'clock, at which time refreshments were served Prizes were awarded as follows: First prize. Mrs T. W. Gill; second prize. Mrs r. L. Mansfield; cOnso- lation prize. John Degnan Vocal and musical selections were rem dered Luncheon was served at During luncheon several were played on the phonU- graph by Sir Knight Garrity. The party broke up soon after | o'clock all voting Mr and Mrs Garrity al splendid host and hostess. It was decided to hold the next party at the home of Sir Knight Joseph 555 South Main street. on Monday evening. June I.
 There was a big meeting of dele gates appointed by different socie- lies 10 confer with the c. A. R re- Iative to Decoration day last nigh fhe number including Commander John L.. Sake. the chairman: Franz \ Wells of TOantic tribe. !. O. R. NJ. l.. ". Cornish of TunXis tribe. Q. R. II. F. M- Doyle Of Court Falcon. r.. of A: C. F.. Wood. Unit sd Suanish War Veterans assOCis-I ion: Alfred Ahrahams. Swedish Benefit sOciety. C. R- Lewis, flaw horne lodge. Sons Of S George: AL icrmau George Seliew. \. W. Solo mon Of Cuur. ChampIain. F. of \, 4 vfrpiIIug of Sadi Carnot club. r. E. Treat of the Patriotic Sons of America. George M Egsn of Noss- hogan lodge. |. O. Q F., Major George r.. Pptitiean- Uniformed -ank. KniEhts Of Pythiss. Alsxan-. Ter Besancon. French FrsteTnsI un-l on- William H Wood and John Houston. Painters union. Cha-ies srhmift. White 0sE camp Wood uen nf the sNorEd OWing to rhei aasfnezz engagements Colonel sesHez wilI no- te aHle to sct as rand uzrzhzI and Judge Burpes l ras eh8sea i1 his stead Tf Is un- lersrnu1 that a- Eesss G.s09 perl