The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22
Ooings In Local
 Fraternal Bodies
COURT BERKSHIRE.


 at the meeting of Court Berkshire, Foresters of America, last A evening: Chief ranger, Thomas Tennant; vice chief ranger. D. A. Murphy; record ing secretary. E. w. Phelps; financial secretary. w w. Bent; treasurer, John Boles; orator, James R. Baxter; organist. J. H. Barker; senior wood ward, l.. K Williams; junior wood ward, T. c. Post; senior beadle, C.. Ciresi; junior beadle, s.. Messfno; court deputy, George w. Buck: court phy sician, Dr. James E.. Hair: past chief R. Disbrow and w. A. Scott; finance committee, W. A. Smith and F. G. Williams.
 The court is in a prosperous condi- tion with a large membership. The officers will be installed on the first Thursday ill January.
 PARK CLUB.
 Open shooting and pinochle tourna ments were held last evening by the members of the Park Club. In the shooting tournament W. J. Lyon won the first prize, a 25-pound turkey. The second prize, pair of boots, was won by w. Thompson. In the pinochle tournament l.. Hassleman carried off the first prize, a N-pOund turkey, and D. H. Ferris won the second prize. a f1ve-pound box of bonbons A fine
 
 NEW COURT OF FORESTERS.
 Plans are on foot for the organiza- tion in this city of a. court of the Ancient Order of F'oresters. the orig inal order whose headquarters are in England and from which the courts of the Foresters of America seeded Magma Charter hall. in the Studio building, was we'll attended. It is seGd that the order has 1,500. GOO mem bers in 36 countries, and a reserve fund of s1o.Oo0.00o.
 Among the speakers last evening were W. W. Wingfield of Ansonia; High Chief Ranger Donald McKellar of Waterbury; Will liam Shepherd and William Brown of sNew Haven: A. R. McOrmond, John Baisley. C.. Stephens, H. Austin and Messrs. Catd, Skip and Williams of AnSon1a.
 Bridgeport Lodge N, E. O. P.
 Following are the officers nomi- Bridgeport lodge. N. E. O. P. to be installed at the regular meeting, Jan. 8: Warden, John H. Vanstone; vice warden, James E: Tyer; reeording secretary. w. H. Galbronner; treas urer, William Fitch; chaplain, Mrs. M L. .O'Conner; guide, Miss E. Tyer; sentinel, Mrs. w. H. H.-eGalbronner; guardian, John H. Rock, trustee, L. grand lodge, John H. Vanstone, Vii liam Fitch; alternates, James E. Tyer, W. H. Galbronner.
 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
 large delegation of the Bridge port lodge, Loyal Order of Moose left Bridgeport on special train last ev- ening to attend the institution of a lodge in Hartford. With them went the degree team and the lodge drum corps. After a parade the degree team initiated a number of candidates in the mysteries of the order. On the return trip the special train left Hartford at o'clock this morning arriving in this city about o'clock.
 ARION CHRISTMAS TREE
 The Arion Singing society will hold it's annual Christmas tree festival for the children of the members, Monday afternoon, Dec p, in the new Arion hall. 62 Cannon street. The following is the committee of arrangements: President Louis Roth. Paul Hoffman, Jr., Paul Hoffman, ST., Eugene Par thenay, Adam Herb. 4. Marslak, Emil Leu and John Renther.
 ST. ANTHONY's WHIST
 Players at the whist party given last evening under the auspices of St Antheny's church filled sixteen ta- bles The following players had the high scores: A. Beadreau, J. Shazer, G. E. Lomnne. Mrs. F. Gagnon. Elmer Tetreault, May Beadreau, Lillian Ri ous Mrs. M J. McMahon, Mrs. A. Jones. R. Rious, Mrs. M. Maloney, E. Leverty. Mrs. A. Reilly Mrs. Shack cit. Miss Jennings and Ida Tetreault Mrs. E. Casey of 59O Park avenue was a white bed spread.