Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-02
SOCIAL AND HRArEaxAL.
Events of lntercstl to Many Water.
 bury People.


 The forty-Gve team of Court Ore gon, Foresters of America. defeated Court Falcons team last evening by the score of IT games to IS. The games were played after the regular meeting of Court Falcon.
 The Women's Aid society of the universalist church will meet at the home of Mrs A. H. Miller, 69 Wa terville street tomorrow afternoon, December 8, at 2:30 o'clock to work for the coming Christmas sale.
 At meeting of the local aerie of Eagles tomorrow evening the officers for the ensuing year will be elected and the report of the fair committee read The Eagles will meet in Knights of Columbus hall, as the new theater in the Auditorium has de- prived them of their rooms.
 Melicent Porter chapter, D. A. R., will have "gentleman's night" next Monday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock in the parlors of the Second Congre- gational church. The hostesses will be Mrs II. Milroy Steele, Mrs NJ. w. Hall, Mrs Robert Dennison and Mrs K. w. Hampson. The name of the late Mrs John F. McGrath was print. ed in the year book as one of the December hostesses.
 Amity Castle, No II, Knights of the Golden Eagle, has changed it's meeting night from Wednesday to Thursday. The first meeting in the new lodge rooms on Grand street will be held tomorrow night. The lodge rooms are proving big boomerang for the Golden Eagles and about sev- enty-ive applications have been re- ceived since the old Elk rooms were leased. A class of sixty will be in- itiated on Saturday evening, Decem- Der 12, when the rooms will be for. mally opened.
 Barcelona council, K. of C.. met last night and elected officers as fol- lows: Grand knight, John s. Nea- gle; deputy grand knight, Walter Monagan; financial secretary, John M. Joy; recording secretary, Michael H. Conlon; chancellor, James Can field; warden, James O'Donnell; ad- vocate, James Delaney; inside guard, P. H. Reilly; outside guard, Patrick Costigan; treasurer, Thomas Kane This is MT Kane's twenty-third con- secutive term and he enters upon the twenty-fourth year in just as good health and spirits as he enjoyed when the council was organized and the boys picked him out as safe custodian of their funds.
 Warren l.. Hall, assisted by F. o. Peabody. Walter M Boyd. Harold F. White ,and w. w. Holmes, will have charge of the next meeting of the Mems league of the Second church, which will be held on December IA The following assignments have been made for future meetings of the league as regards the arrangement of the programme: January II, Louis E. Fitzsimons, Stephen T. Crane, F. c. Humphrey. Charles F. Puffer and James s. Galley; January 25, Robert Dennison, Gilman c. Hill, W. s. aGrieve, w. w. Gaylord and Herman Gessert; February s, Aldis w. Lowell, D. L. B. Brewster, r. H. Seng, F. M. Peasley and George Rob- bins; February 22, Henry Stackman, Levi Wilcox, J. H. Hart, c. P. Kel- logg and H. L. Wade; March 8, Charles D. Nye, E. E. Wilson, Hollis Segur, R. L. Spencer and Ernest P. Welton; April 12, Edson w. Hitch cock, Charles w. Humphrey, c. H. Reach, Austin Isham and Walter G. Morse; April 26, John H. Curtis, Fred Beardsley, W. s. Brakenridge, Frank B. Benham and l.. w. Sweet: May 10, J. M. Gallond, J. w. Filling, P. c. Cowles, J. U. Pratt and Henry Schneider. May 24 will be ladies' night and on June 14 the seasons work will close with the election of officers.