Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-25
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest, to Many Water.
 bury People.


 The X. Y. z. club will give their annual dance in The Buckingham to- morrow evening.
 Brass City lodge l.. A. to B. of R. R. T. will hold their annual dance this evening at City hall. Lallier's orchestra will furnish music.
 Fifth Division, A. o. H. will hold Thanksgiving dance this evening at their hall on East Main street. Der gems orchestra will furnish music and refreshments will be served.
 There was large attendance at the musical and literary entertain ment given in Leavenworth hall last night by the Mary Parrish branch or the International Sunshine society.
 Tomorrow evening Court McGiv- ney D. of I. will hold Thanksgiving social at Elks hall on Grand street. The floor will be in excellent condi- tion for the occasion and all popular music will be furnished. Tickets may be secured from members or at the door.
 The Waterbury Women's club met yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the Second Congregational church. Papers were read by Mrs Lester Will COX, Mrs Hubert Gage and Mrs Hol- lis Segur. During the afternoon Mrs D. c. Kinnear sang Summer" by Chaminade.
 The annual dance of the Brook lyn Athletic club will be held to- morrow evening at City Hall. X short musical concert will be given previous to the. dancing. Lallier's orchestra will furnish music. Hand- some souvenir programmes will be given out to those attending.
 The members of the Daughters of l Isabella and Barcelona Council, K. of c. are to hold debate at K. of c. hall on Monday evening. The sub- | ject is Resolved that woman suffrage l Is coordinate with men," Miss Josephine Dillon, Miss Martha Corr and Miss Mary Coyle will take the affirmative while Thomas McCann, William F. Ryan and John NJ. Joy will take the negative.
 | Mir and Mrs Morris Applebaum of 33 Spencer avenue celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday evening November 22, and were the recipients of many costly and beau | tiful presents About 50 guests gathered and at D. m. all partook of a sumptious dinner, after which l all enjoyed a select musical pro- gramme. Out of town guests were present from New York, Hartford. New Haven and New Britain. At the conclusion all wished the bride and groom many happy returns of the day and voted them royal enter- | tainers.
 The whist party given last night by the Queens Daughters in the Elks rooms on Grand street was we'll at | tended and all enjoyed the pro- l gramme very much. The receipts will net something in the neighbor- hood of $200. The first prize, s10, was won by Joseph Driscoll of Vol colt street and the second trophy went to John Dreur The other prizes were awarded in the follow ing order; Maurice Altman. Sadie Byrne, Catherine Fitzgerald, Cecile Vaill, Amanda Lezesque, Mrs Ellen Cooney, Mary Donovan, Minnie Hughes, Margaret Higgins, Mrs P Doran, Catherine Mckay, Nellie Crane, Margaret Crane. May Riley. Catherine Mccormick, Belle Cassidy, Margaret Riley, Mary Flannery, Helen Morris, Mrs E. Fitzthackery, Mary Flynn, Mary Kane, Mary Gorm- ley. Georgianna Wolff. Frank Ken | ney, John Madden, James Gibbons and Frederick Snowman. The com- mittee in charge of the affair includ- } ed Mrs Alois Schaefer, Mrs J. w ; Mooney, Mrs John A. Bailey, Mrs l. Katherine Cullinan, Mrs Frederick Snowman. Mrs Michael Joy, Mrs Burton Chandler, Mrs James Dow ney, Mrs N. A. Chipman, Mrs NJ. Herman, Mrs William Gaill and Miss Nellie Bowling. Other commit-
 tees were as follows: General com mittee, Mrs c. c. Russell, Mrs James l P. Morris, Mrs John M. Grill. Mrs NJ. D. Russell. Miss A. J. Corden and | Miss Jennie M. O'Neill. Committee on tickets, Mrs M Doran and Miss
 Margaret Crannell. Committee on subscription books, Miss Mary Con-
 ron and Miss Mary Coss. John F.
 Whelan and John T. Phelan had charge of the door. The committee on prizes consisted of Mrs Nj. Dris- Icnil Mrs NJ Kavanauoh M;a. ,r