The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-21
LODGE ROOM NOTES


 | The joint installation last evening of the officers of Park City and Ida |. Lodges N. E. O. F., was a grand suc- cess, the lodge room of the former lodge being filled with members. The work was done by Grand Warden F. H. Tolles of Windsor assisted by all the local deputies. The officers in- stalled were: as follows:
 | Park City Lodge-Warden, Miss A. c. Strombeck; vice-warden, Mrs. John Rockers; past warden, F. J; Grace; recording secretary, William Parsons; financial secretary, John E.. Lyddy; treasurer, A. H. Nilsson; chaplain, Mrs. c. o. Sniffen guide, Mrs. Mary B. Donovan, guardian, GO. Sniffen; sen tinel W. H. Riley; trustees, J. B. Clab- by and P. J. Grace.
 Ida Lodge-Warden, Patrick Don- nelly; warden Mary A. Quinlan recording secretary, James J. Kelly; financial secretary, John F. Carey; treasurer, James L. Christie; chaplain, Miss Cornelia T. Bradley; guide. Miss Jennie V. Lynch; guardian, Francis B. Way; sentinel, Henry Myers; third trustee, A. G. Baker.
 Grand Warden Tolles and Deputies s. w. Proudman, F. A. Delehanty, J. L. Smith, John E. Lyddy and c. O.. Sniffen, spoke. Songs were sung by Joseph Clabby and others. Refresh ments were served and dancing en- joyed till midnight.
 last night by Ferris Bishop Circle B. of A., and installed by Grand Esteem ed Washington John Ruhl, assistant Supreme Scroll Keeper of Philadel- phia: Chief Washington, Thomas Fenton; Chief Jefferson, Charles A. Bues, Chief Franklin, J. Connor; her aid, John O'Murphy; watcher of the day, Dennis Dwyer.
 Adelphian Lodge, I. O. O. F., receiv- ed one application for membership at a meeting held last night, thus making two candidates for the degree work next month. After the meeting the officers had a drill in anticipation of working the degrees next month.
 At a. meeting of Monitor Lodge, I. O. O. F. held last evening Albert Ol- sen. Alexander Bergman and Oscar l.. Johnson were appointed as a commit tee to have charge of a, whist to be given Feb 7.
 The military degree was worked on one candidate at a meeting of Steu- ben lodge I. o. o. F. held last evening, follo wed by a social session with re- treatments.
 At a meeting of Park City Lodge, K. of F., held last evening Samuel Moon ey was presented with a fountain pen and A. w. Kitz with a fob chain with a Knights of Pythias charm by Past Chancellor Culver Brazee on behalf of the lodge for bringing in the largest number of members during the past term.
 Two applications were received at a meeting of Naomi Lodge s. of B. held last night and preparations were for warded for the class initiation to be held in March.
 A large number of the local lodge of Elks will leave this city tonight at 7:30 o'clock. to attend a ball to be given by the Derby lodge of Ellzs in St. Marys Hall corner of Eighth and Elizabeth Streets, Derby. E. J. Nay Tor, Loren Delbridge and Thomas A. McCool have charge of the arrange ments for the visit.
 Mayfower Council D. of A., appoint ed committee last night to make ar engagements for a masked pinochle and whist party to be held soon, and is also planning to hold a class initia- tion next month.
 Cordova Council, K. of C., held housewarming in the new Knights Of Columbus hall, S71 Main street. Tues day night. The members were much pleased with the change. Three nice. room have been fitted up and many new faces were seen at the meeting Tuesday night on that account. The public installation of officers will take place on the evening of Feb. 2.