The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-30
STAMFORD

Tomorrow afternoon and evening, the library will keep open house the. same as last year There will be Inu- sicaI programs both in the afternoon and evening. Those who will assist in the afternoon are the Misses Ruth Bartlett, Margaret DoSch, Catherine Russell, Helen stasg or Bridgeport, Mrs C1ifeprd P1att of Devon, formerly Of Sratford, and others From 5:3O to 7.3O in the evening a number of local young ladies will assist in serv- ing supper w. L. Taylor will fur enfSh the talent for the evening, which will be the same as entertained the Young Mems club %,f the Congrega- tionaI church short time ago Last year the affair was a decided success and it is hoped that as many will at- tend this year as did last
 The big Rambler team and the Rambler Juniors will hold practice in the Auditorium to g-s ready for their opening game on January 8th- Two or three of the girls. in town have been endeavoring to form a. team and it is probable that they will play when the season commences. Not since the Suatford High schoof girls played in the old Boys club ar the town hall has there been an organized team of girls in town The games were all ways very interesting then and there is little reason why they should not prove a success now.
 s Yesterday numoer of the fellows
 
 At Frog pond the ice was between three and four inches thick and a. good game of hockey was played.
 The weekly meeting of the Bible Study class led by Mrs E. Pearl Jen- 1cins was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs 1T. L. Hart of 72 4ark street. The regular monthly meeting of the W. c. T. U. will be postponed until next week.
 1Ir- and Mrs. Maurice Curtis of
 
 Mrs H. T. Wellington Of Nichols
 Miss Marcia. DeEbridge of Fairfield has been visiting friends in town
 The Misses Grace Aufford, Myra Curtis, Lillian FolIett and Lorraine Fronett were among the young ladies v.ho attended the five hundred party given by Miss Dorothy Capps of Bridgeport recently.
 Miss Jennie Kirk has returned to her home on Wells place after a short visit with relatives in Winsted.
 MT and Mrs. Clifford Curtis of Pas saic, N T., have been visiting Mr Curtis' parents, Nh. and Mrs. Otis Curtis, of Long Brook avenue. Mrs Curtis was formerly Miss Edith Tur- ner a teacher in the local schools.
 Miss Vivian FaI1en of Bayonne, N. J..- formerly of. Stratford, has been in town for few days renewing old ac- quaintances.
 Albert L. French has returned to
 
 spendine- the holidays with his pa rents MT and Mrs. \. L. French, of Broadbridge avenue
 The Tally-ho club will hold it's reg ular weekly meeting tonight to make final prepara tions for the dance which they expect to hold in the near fu- Ii aure-
 -= Tomorrow night Shaw and More house will hold a watch night dance in the old Red Mems hall. Judging v5f nf q held by the same young men, there should be quite a large number in at tendance both from Stratford and Bridgeport The SIratfield orchestra will furnish the music and refresh znents will be served during the inter missions
 s- Somewhere between seven and eight o'clock last night, Henry Tonges, who Hives in the last house on Sutton ave nue, was held up and robbed near Dr. Lewis on his way home. MT. Tonges, who was on his way home from work, was walking past Dr. Lewis property on Sutton avenue, when a, man came up behind him and knocked him out. when he regained consciousness he vent home as best he could where he. found that he had been relieved of his weeks wages His wife informed the auth critics of the occurrence and although it was some time after it happened they tried their best to find <sae guilty parties. Dr. Lewis thought E best to send MT. Tonges to the hos 43itaI. - MT Tonges talked very inco- 7aerently and the auth critics are a bit in doubt as to the probability of his story. They are now waiting until he es better able to tell what happened oefore they go ahead with the case iT Sunday evening Mrs. Josephine Hines of Main street gave a dinner party in honor of Yale Rover of New Havei A number of the young people of town were present at the occasion and all had a delightful time.
 Mrs E. C. Wood of North Main Street, has been entertaining her sis ter, recently
 Ia Letters at the post office for the