Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-21
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water-
 bury People.

bury People.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Uni versalist church held meeting at the residence of Mrs W. G. Taylor, 20l North Willow street.
 At a meeting of the Typographical union last night John F. Murphy was elected delegate to the national con vention in Boston this fall.
 One week from tomorrow night Company E, Hibernian Rifles, will award a round trip ticket to Ireland and $50 to some person at their an- nual muster, inspection and dance which takes place at city hall. The inspection this year will be started much earlier than heretofore So as to devote the greater part of the even ing to dancing. A programme of Is numbers will be executed. The com pany will appear at the inspection on that night in their new uniforms for the first time.
 The conference of Swedish Luther an ministers which opened Tuesday at the Swedish Lutheran church on Cherry street closed yesterday after noon. The next meeting will be held in Stamford on June 16 and IT. Among those present were the Rev w. P. Anderson of South Manchester, the Rev O. J. Andrews of Ansonia, the Rev c. A. Bergendoff of Middle town, the Rev J. D. Danielson of Branford (formerly of Waterbury,, the Rev N. O. Ebb of Bristol, Dr C.. M. Esbjorn of New Haven, the Rev IS.. G. Franzer of Hartford, the Rev D. Fridlund of Meriden, the Rev P. Froeberg of Bridgeport, the Rev J. E. Lindborg of Deep River, the Rev s. G. Ohman of New Britain, the Rev A. J. Ostlin of Stamford, the Rev A. J. Stenwall of Waterbury and Dr B. A. Zetterstrand of Naugatuck.
 Reserved seat coupons for the com ing Sunday night concert of the St Joseph's T. A. society at the Jacques Opera house are now on sale at the box office. Owing to the fact that an exceedingly fine programme has been
 
 with general reception. Naturally, the principal attraction will be the Poll Stock Co which will present q number similar to the ones presented at the metropolitan Sunday night con- certs. Other popular numbers on the bill will include Robert Gllmour, who daily conducts the grand chorus at the Jacques house. Mrs James Clancy and Miss Gertrude Reed. soloist: John Green, mandolin soloist: Manager Clancy, who will declalm; Edward | Downey, tenor; the A. E. c. quarteIte; the Olympia orchestra and moving pictures. General admission twenty five cents, reserved seats ten cents extra.
 That J. Whitehead. jr., has q prom ising career before him as vocalist was made evident last evening when he gave his first recital in Prof John l.. Bonn's studio on North Willow street. Although the young man has been studying a short time, he rem dered a programme that many sing CTS with much more experience would not attempt. The audience that filled Mir Bonn's studio was pleased far be- yond expectation and at the conclu- sion of the recital Mir Whitehead was highly praised. During the evening he was also presented with several bouquets. Although his voice Is not as powerful as it will be later, it Is very sweet. It is rich in tone and last evening was finely controlled by Mir Whitehead Miss Geneyieye Hayes rendered a piano solo which was so pleasing that the audience called for an encore, but Miss Hayes did not favor with another selection.
 At the annual meeting of the O. D. S. H. in Ansonia yesterday officers were chosen as follows: President. William Hohbein. Collinsyille; first grand vice-president, Katherine Sie- hart. Meriden: second grand vice. president. Miss C. Hermann, Water bury: grand secretary. Otto Berger. Ansonia; grand treasurer. Nina Rich- ter. New Haven: trustees. Emily Hoffman. Bridgeport. Dina Schaper. Hartford and Maria Knubel. Bridge port: guide. Emma Koswig. New Britain; inside guard. Francis Zielr. Ansonia; outside guard. Bertha Neu- ge bauer. South NorwaIk. During the year the sum of s2.si4.37 was paid out in sick benefits and s2.i50 in death claims. The cash ia the hands of the treasurer amounts to ss19 and the sum in the reserve fund is f11.7Ss-54. The total of the funds on hand is s2s .200.7l. The dele gates from Adelheid lodge. No 2l. of Waterbury. were the Misses Rather inc Herman and Elsie Dresher.