Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-17
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water.
 bury People.

morrow evening at Notre Dame hal at. 7:3O o'clock. Every member is requested to attend
 The regular meeting of Wa, terbury aerie, F. o. E., No 379, will be held tonight at o'clock al Knights of Columbus hall.
 The regular meeting of Court Rose Hill, r. of A.. will take place thii evening at Hibernian hall, East Mair street. Election of officers is to talk. place and spirited contest is looked Tor. At the completion of the meet ing series of games in the care tournament will take place.
 The following are the new officers of Wadhams Relief corps: President Mrs Adelia Fields; senior vice presi. dent, Mrs Dora Austin; junior vice president, Mrs Sarah Bartram; chap lain, Mrs Rose Main; conductor, Mrs Susie Granger; guardian, Mrs Juliet ta Walker; treasurer, Mrs Lura Out ton.
 Continental lodge, F. and A. NJ. has elected officers as follows: Mas ter, Samuel H. Patterson; senior war den, o. P Armbruster; junior war den, l.. F. Granger; treasurer. w. P. Bryan; secretary, F. F. Daniels i; trustees. N. J. Weton. E. T. Root and II. F. McReynods; board of relief, N. J. WeltOn and II. F. McReynolds.
 While in this city Tuesday evening ! attending the initiation of the For esters of America. Supreme Chief Ranger J. J. O'Grady of New York city was presented with a handsome gold watch suitably inscribed. The watch was made especially for the occasion and was presented to MT O'Grady by the members of the order in this city.
 The following are the new officers of the Sprague school alumni: Prosi- dent. Wallace Dyson; vice presidents, William Cullen, Miss Alleah Noble and Miss Edith Van Alstyne; finan- cial secretary, Frederick HotChkiss; auditor, Nelson Jackson; recording secretary, Miss Celia Mcconnell; treasurer, Miss Hazel kott; advisory board, Mrs J. C.. Phillips and the Misses Dillon, Condon, Finch and Lyons.
 Excelsior council, No 2, Order of United American Mechanics, confer red the third degree on a class of twenty-one candidates. The meeting was attended by State Vice Council Tor T. H. Cook of Hartford, State Sec retary c. H. Adams of South Nor walk, State Organizer Thomas Gill more of Massachusetts and Past State Councillor A. J. Cutting of Southington, and members of the or der from Plainville, New Britain, southington and Woodbury.
 The following officers were elected at meeting of lngeborg lodge, No 22, Order of Vasa last night: Presi- dent, Miss Selma Anderson; vice president, Mrs Hjalmar Peterson; secretary, Miss Hildur Danielson; fi- nancial secretary, Mrs Rienhold For sell master of ceremonies, Miss Jen- ny Gustafson; chaplain, Mrs Ludwig Ahlstrand; inner guard. Miss Sigrld Carlson; outside guard, Mrs Julia Hink; trustee for eighteen months, Mrs Ludwig Ahlstrand. The officers elect will be jointly installed on Jan uary 16, with those of Gota LeJon, No 19, O. V.
 Employes of the Waterbury Far rel Foundry & Machine Co, the Waterbury Machine Co and the Wa terbury Wire Die Co held a meet ing last night in Pythian hall and formed an organization to be known as the Waterbury Farrel Foundry X Machine Co Mutual Aid association. Officers were elected as follows: President, Patrick F. Ramon; vice. president, II. C. Cross; secretary, W. J. Maton; treasurer, B. J. Col lins; executive committee, w. E. Schotield, A. B. Howes, William Dil- lane and John Wall. After the cleo tion remarks were made by Messrs Ramon and Maton. The committee in charge of organizing the asSocia- tion was composed of William Dill lane, J. M. Schaeffer, B. J. Collins, Louis Kuehn. Frank Eggleston and Patrick Barnes.
 The class initiation of 90 candi- dates to be held in Pythian hall on Friday evening promises to be the biggest event in Modern Woodmen circles of the year. All arrangements have been perfected by District Dep journey through the forests an easy one for the candidates The crack degree team and ritualistic officers of New Haven camp will confer the de- grees and they have a splendid repu- tation for fine work. The meeting will be started at 7:30 p. III. and the following head officers will make ad- dresses: State Deputy A. o. Palmer of Burlington, Vt; National Lecturer Edward F. Burns of Newark, x. J., and Head Physician E. P Putnam of New Haven. Big delegations from Naugatuck, Waterville, TOrrington, Thomaston, Seymour, Ansonia, Der by Meriden and New Haven are ex- pected to be present. At the close of the meeting a collation will he served and a reception given to the visiting head officials. All members