The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-15

ferred upon five candidates at one of the largest meetings of the year of the Ansantawae Encamp- ment of Odd Fellows last evening.
 Thomas R. Taylor of Bridgeport formerly of Waterbury, the second oldest past grand patriarch in the state, was a guest of honor at the meeting, as was Harry H., Pritch- ard who has just retired from of flee. Mir Taylor was grand patriarch 51 years ago.
 Chief Patriarch Joseph w. Handy presided at the business meeting previous to degree work. Casper M. Spearo was in charge of the degree work. Music was furnished by the Odd Fellows or chestra. Following the meeting a supper was served by the women's auxiliary of Canton T. R. Martin.
 Visitors were present from New Britain, Bristol, Torrington, Win sted, Thomaston and Bridgeport. The officers of the grand en- campment present were the fol- lowing: Grand patriarch, Bertis H. Dunbar; grand high priest, H. M. Brandley, Jr,; grand senior war dent, Thomas E. Nichols; junior warden, LaRue Dodson; secretary. William s. Hutchinson; treasurer
 Thomas R. Taylor; sentinel, Ber-
 tram A. Gray; J. William Gard ner; instructor, Casper M. Spearo
 the latter two of Waterbury.
 Other guests present included Past Grand Master Carlson, Grand Marshal Young and Grand War den Phillips of Rhode Island; Dis trict Deputy Hauslerm, District Deputy c. w. Hall and Grand Marshal R. c. Clark of Waterbury.
 The past grand representatives present were Thomas R. Taylor, Arthur c. Wheeler, Karl l.. Win ter, Fred H. Bushnell, William H. Lowe, Orville Rector, George E. T. Travis, George A. Bramann, August H. Simonson and Walter V. Klein.
 Election of officers will be held at the meeting of the P. o. of A. Tuesday night in Mechanics hall Plans for the election and in- stallation of officers on January | II were made at the meeting oi | Augusta Stamm lodge last night
 in Foresters hall. Mrs Caroline | Wiegand presided in the absence of the president. An invitation was
 received and accepted from vic
 toria Lodge of Bridgeport to at tend the 40th anniversary celebra- ton on January 28.
 Officers were elected at the meeting of Ingeborg Lodge, Order
 of Vasa, last night in Moose hall The officers elected were the fol lowing: President. Mrs Margaret Stevenson; vice-president, Mrs | Teckla Larson; recording secre- tary, Mrs Marie Hockert; vice. secretary, Mrs Sigma Larson; finan-
 cial secretary, Mrs Ellen Anderson; vice-president. Mrs Ada Anderson treasurer, Mrs Hilda Anderson; chaplain, Mrs Alma Anderson; mis- tress of cermonies, Mrs Anna Thomas; assistant mistress of cere- monies, Mrs Selma Johnson; inner guard, Mrs Hilda Noren; outer guard, Mrs Alma Malmgren trus- tee, Mrs Malmgren.
 A largely attended card party was held after the meeting in | charge of a committee composed of Mrs Teckla Larson, Mrs H. Noren, and Mrs Hilda Anderson. | Installation will be held janu- ary II when deputy from Middle town will seat the officers
 A social followed the meeting of the Daughters of Scotia last night in Columbia hall. The committee in charge of arrangements con- sisted of Mrs John Stevens, Mrs John McKenna, Mrs Robert Mar shall, and Mrs Ernest Bell.
 Plans were made for the annual Christmas party on the 2lst Tor
 clansmen and their families. The Soliat club will hold a din- ner dance on Saturday evening at Rainbow Inn, for which Miss Cell Gilden is in charge. Miss Gilden is assisted by Misses Els ther Wolk, Mitzie Drill, Evelyn Luchnik and Rae Kabotznzick. Mrs Marguerite Larson and Mrs Gael Reese will be hostesses at the meeting of the Bunker Hill King s | church Monday evening, it was an- nounced at the meeting held this week at the home of Mrs Carl Probst of Watertown avenue. The hostesses at this weeks meeting were Mrs Mary P. Lewis and Mrs Probst. Those in attendance were Mrs Robert Jilson, Mrs James Walker, Mrs Earl Anderson, Mrs Robert Thursfield, Mrs William H.. Hill, Mrs Robert Croft, Mrs G.. Judson Wells, Mrs Croft Curtis. Mrs Ralph Webb, Mrs Gael Reese, Mrs Paul Wilhelm, Mrs Jesse Palen, Mrs Marguerite Lar sen, Mrs Raymond Sage, Mrs Cliff ford Tompkins. Mrs Gladys Joslin, Mrs Frederick B. Williams. Jr, Mrs George Trainor, Mrs Lloyd Kay. Mrs Norwood Webster, Mrs J. Chester Little, Mrs Leon May shaw, Mrs Fred c. Torkensen, Mrs Carr Probst, Mrs Mary F.