Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-12
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
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 The Algonquin club Is making ar- engagements for it's annual banquet which will be held at Tie Elton some time during the holidays.
 At a meeting of Hawthorn lodge, No 123, Sons of St George. last even ing, the officers recently elected were installed by District Deputy WilliaIn Garfield of Naugatuck.
 The newly elected officers of Pride Of Hawthorn lodge, No ITO, Daugh- ters of St George, were installed last evening by District Deputy Martha Buchanan of Naugatuck.
 There will be q rehearsal Of the "Mockihg Bird" at 43 East Main street tomorrow afternoon. The tenors and bassos will get together at 2 o'clock and the soloists at 1.
 Two applications for membership were received last evening at the meeting of Speedwell lodge, No 10, K. of P. A committee was appointed to arrange for the exercises which the lodge will hold on Christmas night.
 Court Shields, No 29, Ancient Or der of Foresters, met last evening, obligated eight candidates and re- Ceived seven applications A Slocum memorial committee consisting of John J. Duane, D. J. Mccarthy, Will liam Scollay, Arthur Stein and Fred Lorhshine, was appointed. The for ty-iiVc team met the one represent ing Court Richard Phelan after tbe meeting and defeated it 17 to l3.
 Tho regular monthly meeting of St Thomass Holy Name society will be held on Monday evening at 7:30 D. m. As considerable business will be transacted at this meeting, in- cluding the election of officers for the coming year, full attendance is earnestly requested A lecture of great interest will be delivered by Michael C. Donovan of Crosby high school A cordial invitation is eX- | tended to Holy Name societies of the city to be present at this interest ing discourse.
 Court McGivney, Daughters of Isa- 1 bella, met last evening and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Grand regent, Miss Martha Coer; vice-grand regent, Miss Mar garet Dillon; prophecies, Miss Mary | Higgins; historian, Miss Mary Dodd | financial secretary, Miss Elizabeth Peters; treasurer Mrs Frederick Snowman; monitor, Miss Nellie Fitz gerald; sentinel, Mrs George His gins; outside guard, Miss Catherine Cullum; trustees, Miss Mary Lawl0I and Miss Anna Finley; organist Miss Catherine c. Bergen.
 The Mary Parrish branch of the h. ternatiOnal Sunshine society met yes terday afternoon at the residence Ot Mrs K. II. Simons, 94 Cherry street. | It was voted to send ton and a half of coal tO three different families and to spend $5 next week for needY l be continued another year at the Bronson library. Mrs George Putnam of 33S Willow street was appointed chairman of the flower committee tC take the place of Mrs Fred Rowland who died recently. Mrs Wallace Sco- field and Mrs Oscar Ziglatzki were appointed a committee to issue report blanks The next meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs Wallace Scofield, 19 Kingsbury street.
 At meeting of the Fifth division A. o. H., last evening at Hibernlar hall. election of officers for the ensu ing year took place and other lmpor tant business was transacted. Tllt officers elected were Peter Gritiin president: John J. Reidy, vice-presl dent; William J. DriscOll, recording secretary; Timothy OConnell, tinan cial secretary; Joseph Bergen, treas urer; John J. O'Sullivan, sergeant at-arms: William O'Brien, sentinel Dr Paul Kennedy, physician for 1 term of six months. A number o committees were also elected 10 ac during the ensuing year. A, repo. was also heard from the committed which has the degree work for neX Sunday in charge. The degree tean from New Britain, accompanied D, about 100 men, will be on hand About forty candidates will be in itiated in the second, third and fourtl degrees. Ten members received th' l first degree last evening and th' membership is being added to a each meeting. The division is at tho present time one of-the strongest II the state.