Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-27
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water-
 bury People.

Comstock lodge, K. of |. entertain- ed number of prominent guests last night, including the officers of Good will lodge of Wateryille, Grand Chan cellor Thomas Mitchell of New Bri- tain and Grand Keeper of Records H. o. Case of New Haven.
 On Friday evening of this week the Good Will baseball team will hold their annual reception and dance at Leavenworth hall. Exten- sive arrangements have been made for the affair and the members ex- pect to entertain a large crowd. A programme of all round dancing has been arranged. Music will be furnished by Luddy's orchestra.
 At Goodwill hall in Waterville on Friday evening of this week the Altar society of St Michael's parish will give an old fashioned dance which promises to attract many of the old time dancers who are fond of such events. Lallier's orchestra will furnish music which will be all special selections which were se- lected by the committee on arrange ments.
 Tomorrow evening at Leaven- worth hall Jackson and Jackson and company of about thirty persons will produce Tn Zamberi Land," musical comedy in three acts. The entire cast are Waterbury people and have been rehearsing for the affair for several months. The musical ar engagement is by F. c. Fitch, while Jackson and Jackson are responsible for the book and lyrics.
 Myrtle temple, No 8, P. S., enter tained the grand officers at Speedwell hall last evening including Grand Chief Mrs Hattie Newett of Torring- ton, Grand Junior Mrs Laura Otto of Seymour, Grand Manager Mary Clark of Beacon Falls, Supreme Represent tatives Mrs Abbey Palmerton of New Haven and Mrs Emma White of Wa terbury, Grand Commander Mrs Jes- sic Perry of Naugatuck.
 Company E, Hibernian Rifles, met the new uniforms which arrived yes terday were distributed among the members and final arrangements were made for the inspection and dance which takes place at City Hall on Friday evening. It was voted to give the board of managers author ity to award round trip ticket to Ireland and $50 of the company's funds to some person on the night of the inspection and dance. Cali peau's orchestra has been engaged to furnish music.
 The members of Court McGivney, Daughters of Isabella, gave a whist party at the home of Mrs Frederick c. Snowman on East Main street last evening. Those who made the most points were Frederick Snowman, Mrs James Morris, Mrs Frank Kenney, Miss Margaret Donovan, Mrs Joseph Nolan, Mrs Timothy Shea, Miss Mar garet Shields, Miss Margaret Hig- gins, Mrs John Pagan, Edward Fin ley, Eugene Shields and William Ber- gin. The committee in charge was Miss Anna Finley, Miss Margaret Miss Mary Todd, Miss Mary Lawlor and Mrs D. H. Tierney.
 A mock trial will be given by the Mems club of the Second Congrega- tional church in the church building next Monday evening, and it prom ises to be very amusing. Among those who will figure in 1t are A. S. Ketcham, Henry Stackman, Attorney A. w. Lowell, John H. Curtiss, k. W. Lowell, Harry G. Dodge, Harry Beardsley, Dr Frank J. Erbe, c. R. Carpenter, Wales Brewster, Robert Dennison. c. D. Nye and William Curtiss. Those enacting female roles are rehearsing night and day Some of those selected for the jury are the Rev H. Dewitt Williams, E. Hitchcock, Robert Pratt, A. B. Day ton, Frederick Webster, c. c. John son. Roy Spencer, Henry Schneider and F. A. Seng.