Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-15
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL. z
Events of Interest to Many Water.
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 Sheridan lodge, NJ E. o. Po will entertain the grand lodge in K. of c. hall tonight.
 A grab bag social aud dance will be the attraction this evening at Kicks dancing academy.
 The Waterbury lodge of Elks has filed articles of association in the of flee of the secretary of the state.
 The Washington Hill club will hold reception and dance tonight at their hall on Washington street.
 Tomorrow evening the Brooklyn A. c. will hold dance at their hall on Bank street. Lallier will furnish music.
 An entertainment was given last night in the auditorium of St Pauls M b. church. An interesting pro gramme was. rendered.
 A reception and dance will be held this evening at Music hall, Citizens bank building. by the pupils of Prof Carroll's dancing academy.
 The Eagle Social club will give a dance and reception this evening at Leavenworth hall. Orchestra music will be furnished for dancing. A new social club has recently been organized in the north end of the city and the name Aetna Social club has been adopted. George B. Dona- hue is the secretary of the club and quarters have been leased on Di- vision street.
 P. J. Mcdonald of this city, re- gently appointed deputy to Tentonia lodge, No 376, N. E. O. P, Nauga- tuck, presented his commission to the lodge last night. He was given a cordial greeting. A big delegation from the local lodges accompanied MT Mcdonald.
 The Irish drama Daniel O'Con- nell' which was produced last St Patrick's day in City hall, with such success, will be presented in Polls theater by the same cast of characters early next month for the benefit of St Thomas parish It will be pre- sented under the auspices of the la lies of the parish and the Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H. The annual meeting and banquet of the Sunday Noon club was held at the church parlors last night. Off, cers were chosen as follows: Presi- dent, E. w.. Hotchkiss; vice-president, Dr Frank K. Erbe; secretary, w. B. Brewster; treasurer, c. w Humphrey. The toastmaster of the banquet was Attorney Russell Carter, and the speakers included the Rev John G. Davenport, D. D., the Rev H. De Witt Williams. the Rev John N. Lewis, Jr, and Robert s. Ross. During the even ing Mir Ross was presented with a Morris chair as token of apprecia- tion of his efforts on behalf Of the club. the retiring president, F. P, Webster, making the presentation speech.
 About forty members of Natatuc tribe, No 25, I. o. R. M, of Nauga- tuck, paid visit to Tunxis tribe of Waterbury last night, the occasion being the forwarding of the travelling blanket from there to this city. A banquet was served. Senior Saga more F. J. Spellman acted as master of ceremonies. Speeches were heard from Past Sachem l.. D. Reid of Providence. J. Weinstein of Dan- bury. c. P. Youngs. F. A.. Sears, c. T. Packer, J. w. Hoadley, Robert Worrell, A. F. Parthenay and F. A. Wells, all of Natatuc tribe of Nauga- tuck: B. l. Russell, J. G. Twining, F. E. Benham, w.. E. Schofield, c. H. Buckingham. G. w. Booth, G. H. Gessert. l.. NJ. Cornish. o. B. Parker, P. Mahoney and ex-Chief of Police George Egan, all of Tunxis, tribe.