Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-31
F2ATERNAL AND S0CHL
Coming Events Of Interest to Many
Waterbury People.


Hans Saro conducted the Lieder-
kranz concert in Thomaston last
evening. The Euterpean quartette
and George Tompkins, violinist, from
this city, also participated.
Calista chapter, No %, o. E. ST.
has installed the following of1cers:
w. NJ, Mary Bronson; W. p, Fran
ces johnson; A. NJ, Jennie White;
treasurer, Mary Woodlan; secretary
Alice Dunham; c., Goldie Fletcher;
A. c., Louisa Williams; Ruth, Carrie
Williams; Esther. Esther Fitch;
Martha, Grace Jackson; Electa,
Sarah Demons; W., Julia Scott; SEN
tinel, Joseph Copeland.
lawmakers association, No 10 ",
installed the following officers last
night: Chief haymaker, Percy Ma
honey; assistant chief haymaker, w.
II. Bartram; overseer, +. w. Nor
ton; past chief haymaker, l.. NJ. Cor
nish; collector of straws, F. }. Spell
man: keeper OF straws and bundles,
C. E. Barbei: representative to the
state association, w. F. Engert; al
ternate, G. s. Gerrest. Deputy
Grand Chief Haymaker William
Saunders of Naugatuck was the in
stalling officer.
The committee in charge of the leap
year party to be given at City hall
this evening by the Catholic Women's
association, announces that ladies'
tickets, and gentlemen's cards must
be presented at the door. The Ia
dies tickets have been sold and the
gentlemen have received invitation
cards. The dancing will begin at $50
and continue until midnight, and be-
ing leap year, the rule of the party
is that the young ladies choose their
partners. Ladies who did not get tick
cts can get them from the committee
at the hall tonight.
The local courts of the Independent
Order of Foresters held a union meet
ing last night in X. of G. hall, which
was open to friends, as well as mem
beers, and about $50 assembled To en-
Joy the events of the occasion. After
the installation of the officers, cere-
mony conducted by w. A. Smith, l..
IL. c. X. of Bridgeport, II. EvisOn, ID.
:. c. II. Of Toronto and W. Gaffney,
c. II. of Ansonia, the supreme deputy
took the chair and several speeches
were made explanatory Of the system
and work Of Independent Forestry,
which were well received. Refresh
ments in pleasing variety were then
served. after which the floor was
cleared for dancing. and which was
kept up with unabated interest until
the midnight hour. The musical part
OF the entertainment was well rem
dered by Miss Pierce and Messrs Ma
hon and Brinkley. whose efforts were
much appreciated. The evening was
evidently enjoyed by all present. The
deputy announced that the formation
of a new court would take plsce i'm
Iaafayette hall. Bank street. on Mon
day. February 10. and several present
intimated their readiness 10 become
members. The list Of officers Of both
courts is as follows: Court Waterbury
Chief ranger. J. r. Madigan: vice
chief ranger. II. ]. Murphy: recording
secretary. r. 4. Nation: financial sec
Rotary. J. J. Geraghty: treasurer. r.
H. Fitzpatrick: orator. Edward Dee
Gan: senior woodward. J. VI. Fceley:
Junior woodward. III. Duguay; senior
lseatle. ". J. Keefe: junior bcadle.
T. l.. NOOnan: court deputy, :. W
Willy: medical examiner. Dr T. A.
OfHara. The committee Il arrange
meuts for the court is composed ~
j. NJ GalI0nd. j. J. GeFaZhty and y.
A. NarJn. Court Eugenie: Court dep
ufy. Osea Ia Frame. chief ranger.
Eliza Beruier: vice chief ranger. LEON
IIe Bernier: recOuling secretary. Eu-
genie Duguay; finane5ai secretary.
Pnuselia Ia France TREASURER. Eliza
eIsfh Ia Frame SnisT woodward.
Heureitte Crohetfers iunls- Wossi-
varsi. Bertha Miller. SeuIrr leadle.
Selma Ia RsmneIIe. iunior beadle.
OIvampe B0ufarf. past chef ranger.
TseEphine FrsEeau-