The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-05

joyable one and a. number of young people from the town as well as Mill ford, Bridgeport. and New Haven club who are in charge of the dance are the Misses Jun1ata Hines F1cr- ence Lewis, Ruby Reed, Anto1nette Baker, Florence Zimmerman, Nina Aufford, Marguerite Garvy and Mrs. Harold Lowell.
 Mrs William Strickland. formerly Of. this town, is visiting Mrs. Sterling
 Fillmore of King street.
 The Epworth League of the Meth odist church will hold an education social in the Sunday school. room to-
 morrow evening. The affair is in charge of a committee of educa tion; composed of G. B. Ography, D. Raw. ing, H. I. Story. S. Polling and B. Otany- School will begin promptly at 7:30 o'clock and everyone is invited. to attend.
 < Miss Bertha Wilkes spent Saturday with friends in. Waterbury.
 , Miss sA1ceda Coulter of Bridgeport was the recent guest. of her cousin,
 Miss Virginia St.: John of King street
 Raymond Munson of Main street is visiting his parents, who reside in Waterbury
 Vernon Morehouse, wko e1las been visiting his parents in town, returned
 this morning to Waterv1eit.+ssN NJ Y-s where he now dives
 Mrs. George O. Lines recently en- tertained Mrs. Carrie Alice Baker and her daughter, Miss Marie Baker, for
 merIy of Bridgeport, and Miss Mary
 Alien Of New York Mrs. Baker and
 her daughter have returned to
 Charlestown, s. G.. where they are
 spending the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. William Nothnagle
 and daughter, Esther, were the guests
 Of MT. and Mrs Elmer S. Hawley of Bridgeport recently
 States Attorney Stiles Judson and
 Mrs. .Judson returned Friday night
 from their trip to California and the
 southwest. MT. and Mrs. Judson ha a fine trip and visited many interest ing places among theme the homes Of the cliff dwellers in New Mexico
 and the Indian reservations, also the Grand Canyon of Arizona with which Attorney and Mrs. Judson were much
 impressed.
 Okenuck tribe of Red Men will hold their regular weekly meeting at the town hall tonight Tomorrow evering
 Deputy Great Sachem Asa L. Parke- ton and staff of past sachems Of the tribe will visit Harnmonassett tribe Of New Haven.
 F. O. Rhodes of this town expects to leave for the Pacific coast soon on a business trip The firm which he rep resents expects to open up new fields for their industry and MT. Rhodes will probably be engaged in the west
 for three or four years Mr. and Mrs Charles Si1liman of
 Main street have been visiting friends in New York.
 Miss Arlene Curtis of Judson place left recently for Winsted where she will spend three or four weeks with relatives,
 The Misses Lorainne and Lillian Fo11ett have returned from New Jer- ksey where they have been visiting friends during vacation. John Parks of Philadelphia spent
 yesterday with his mother. Mrs. John Parks, of Elm street While in town he renewed old acquaintances. Toa1n Ackler, wlc is a, member of the U. S. navy, is enjoying a brief furlough and is visiting his parents on King street.
 Henry Cable is visiting at the horne of E M Roberts of East Main street. On Friday evening, January 9th, Shaw and Morehouse will hold their | fifth social. dance in the Stratford Au- ditorium. Heretofore the dances have
 been given in Red Mems hall. but the Auditorium, which is much larger, has been secured and those who att | tend will find it much better to dance | in The Stratffeld orchestra of Bridge port will furnish the music and a number from town and from Bridge port are expected to attend. The Friday Afternoon Embroidery club met last Friday at the home of l Mrs Charles Esvitts of Devon. Christ mas gifts were exchanged and a 1un- l cheon was served by the hostess. This week the club will meet at the home Mrs. Clifford Griffin of Bridgeport John Disbrow and family of King street have moved to Washington court Bridgeport. l William Smith won the big five pound box of candy at the Candy Kitchen recently.