The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28
$6 and $7 Boys Suits, $500

c1uding concert of the season Miss Gertrude Field. who is a talented player on the instrument, had super vision Mrs. Kingman, Miss Burns, Miss Wilcox and Miss Field rendered selections for a quartette, with Miss smith cello. and Mrs. William Comley for accompanist. Among other con- tr1butors were Miss Molly Daly, Miss Belle Blackstone, Mrs. Lewis Hall, Mrs. W. E. Hulse, Mrs. Philip weiden- hammer. Mrs. R. D. Martin and Mrs, Elmer Beardsley A free concert will be given at the Washington Park M. E. church to- morrow evening. Among those who will take part are Leslie Vaughan, MT. Lewis and Mrs. Vaughan, Sidney Col bourne. Joseph Hutchinson. Mrs Rob- ert Douglass Martin. J. Austin Mac Cornell, Mrs. LeaHa Joel Hulse Co. D, 2d Regiment, U. B. B. A.. of Trinity M. p. church. gave an exhibi- ton drill last night at Grace M. E.. church for the benefit of the boys of the latter church. who will organize a regiment of their own. H. c. Kimp- ser of Baltimore, commander in chief for the United States, will be preS1 ent.
 Court Bonny Brook, Foresters of America, were entertained last night
 
 neck <ueSts were royalty treated and enjoyed the degree work that was con- ferred upon a class of 15 members. Supreme Sub-Chief Ranger J. E. banquet which followed. There were 75 of the visitors and they were ac- companied by a drum corps, which fur nished music for the parade which was given over a short route. Among those present were delegations of the officers and members from all the local courts and the following grand and supreme officers, besides two grand Grand Sub-Chief Ranger c. w. Beg ley of Waterbury, who will be elected Grand Chief Ranger at the coming Grand Court convention: Grand Treas Senior Woodward M. J. Hullihan of ThompSonvil1e, and Supreme Sub Chief Ranger John B. Lyddy, Grand Deputy Organizer F. R. Garfield, and Grand Junior Woodward Dennis Ke- hoe all of Bridgeport.
 A tennis tournament will be the cen ter Of interest at the Brooklawn Coun- try Club from May A to 2s inclusive. May will be filled with interest. The 18th will witness a concert, and an IS hole handicap golf match. in which prizes will be offered. Mrs. Jonathan Godfrey offers the prize for the put ting match. At 6:30 a dinner will be served and there will be dancing in the evening. Charles H. Delaney has presented a cup for the golf contest, and George c. Gerrish has given an- other, to go to the holder. of the best round score. Saturday there will be tea. The Friday following there will be a stag dinner. at which the golf program for 1909 will be adopted. Other events are as follows: May IS, with prize to winner: May 15, a. team match between Brooklawn and Hart ford second teams, four ball foursome, Nassau rules; May 20, 3 p. im.. pivot bridge, prizes by Mrs. Charles c. san ford; May p, golf match, prizes to winners.
 Mrs. Christian Christensen, of 2s1 State street, with her son Raymond left the city this afternoon on the 4:13 train for New York. where they will spend the night with Mrs. Christen- sens brother antecedent to sailing to Denmark on the steamship United States of the Scandinavian American line, which leaves New York at noon tomorrow. Mrs. Christensen and son will visit relatives in Denmark and expect to be gone a. year. They have many friends in this city who wish them a very pleasant trip across the ocean and a delightful visit on Den mark.
 Calanthe Temple, Pythian Sisterhood, celebrated it's second anniversary last night in Pythian hall. supper was daintily served. Remarks were made by members, the principal address be- ing by Mrs. George Schepp. The en- tertainment was managed by Mrs. Ar thur Audley. The evening was ar ranged by a. committee consisting of Mrs. A Audley, chairman; Mrs. E.. Eales, Mrs. Emma. Nichols, Mrs. c. H. Gray, Mrs. John Eckler. Mrs. Emma Terrill. Mrs. F. Cowles. Mrs. H. Bald win Mrs. F.. Petrie, Mrs. G. Schepp and Mrs. W. Ryburn. The following was the program: Piano solo. Charles H. Gray; song, Miss Ruth McKenna; recitation, Mrs. Herbert Baldwin; piano duet, the Misses Mabel and Anna Kacerovsky; song, Miss Marie Turpfn; piano duet. Mrs. Donahue and Mrs. Cowles; song, Harry kacerov- Slx