The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-04
FRATERNAL
 DIRECTORY
Meetings Tonight.

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 Meetings Tonight
 Catholic Benevolent Legion. Bridge port Council, No 18O, at the A. o. H. hall, 189 State street.
 Daughters of America, Maynower Council. No. g, at 181 State street.
 Degree of Hertha, Bertha lodge, No. 5s. at Lessing hall, Main and Elm streets.
 Improved Order of Red Men, Wo-5. Wompon TIbe, No. 40, at 1oS7 Broad street
 Knights of the Maccabees, Amerd- GUS Tent, No. 3. at 1119 Broad street
 Ladies of the Maccabees, Seaside Hive, No. 6. in CAD Sanford building.
 National Association of Stationary Engineers, Bridgeport, Mo- 4, at Fairfield avenue.
 Sons of St George, Magna charta lodge. No-ss165. at ITS Fairfield ave
 St Johns Lodge, No. 3, F. and A M., in the Masonic Temple
 Monitor Lodge, No. 3s, at 1s4 State street.
 Adelphian Lodge, No. 30. in the Odd Fellows hall on the corner of Broad and Cannon streets.
 Park City Lodge, No. 59, in the CiH- zens' Building. 1925 Main street. Park City Lodge, No. 68. N. E. O.. P at 62 Cannon street
 waldemere Council, No 6, Order Of United American Mechanics in their lodge rooms, 181 State street
 Pequonnock Lodge, No. I. o. o. F.
 The Peqnennock Lodge. No. A., In- dependent Order+of Odd Fellows, held a very important meeting last even 1 ing in their lodge rooms on the cor ner of Broad and Cannon streets. The initiatory degree was exemp1ified on three candidates and it was also an nounced that the first degree would be worked on three candidates at the meeting next week. All those who
 important business will be tranacted. After the meeting last night, a lunch con was served and all enjoyed very | delightful social hour.
 Konckapotanaugh Tribe, No. 30, l. O. R. M.
 l Following a meeting Of the Koncka- l potanaugh Tribe, No. 30, Improved tOrder of Red Men which was held | last evening in the Odd Fellows hail ! a number of officers of the local or der of Hay Makers were raised by
 deputy state chief haymaker. Lester l Brush of South Norwalk. A large I delegation from Milford was also pres ent. The Konckapotanaugh Tribe, No 3O is contenpIating a visit to South l Norwa1ky at which time they will de
 liver the Trave1fng Hay Wagon to the Uncas tribe of that city
 I Arion Singing Society.
 ;. The Arion Singing Society heIc
 their regular weekly rehearsal las'
 street Those who attended the re hearsal were informed that the nexi entertainuent would be entitled
 ssF:ooFs Night and would be held ir
 the Arion hall on the evening Of ths I 18th Of February. As this will be
 crowd of members and their friends are expected to be present and all are requested to wear fools caps. Comic airs will be rendered by the members
 Of the society
 Robert Ennrnet Club. At a meeting Of the Robert Emmst | Club held last evening at 164 State
 street, 12 candidates were initiated and five propositions voted upon. Fol lowing the business division of the gathering, the mem bers enjoyed a social hour of which John O,ConneIl 1 officiated as toastmaster the speak ers of the evening being, T. F. O,Brien, 1 T. O,Brien. James Fseeley, and P. Me ICarthy. Recitatfons were rendered by
 .. CassinsP F. Kellogg, T. F. KilHartin. lsB. Keating, Jr., L. Gill, J. J. OsNeil, E f+-
 ChiIdren,s Hebrew Aid Society.
 The Children's Hebrew Aid Society held a meeting last evening in Varuna hall, 189 State street. and it was de l scided to hold a whist on the evening of March g. It was also announced that some of the members of the society would present a vaudeville in l the State theatre during the first week in April, the proceeds of which will be for the benefit of the lodge Fol l lowing the meeting dancing was in or der. Shenandoah Lodge, No. 2, K. of P. l A dance was held last evening by 1 the Shenandoah Lodge. No,s2, Knights of Pythias in their lodge rooms, 1s1
 State street, and a fine time was given Two hundred invitations were issued and crowd of dancers was present
 Music was furnished by Talburn's or chestra-
 Betsey Ross Council, No. 19, D.Sof L. I A class initiation took place at a 1 meeting of the Betsey Ross Council No. 19, Daughters of Liberty, the de 1 gree work being exempMfied on . I large number of candidates. The i members are planning to hold a social I Lncetta Warner Circle, No. 472, Q. F
 The Lucetta Warner Circle, No. 472 I Companions of the Foresters of Amer ica, held a very important business meeting last evening in. their rooms it164 State street. Six candidates were l initiated and three new members were I proposed. Arrangements were made .i for: the annual dance in Eagles, hall
 March IT. The guest of honor at the I meeting was Circle Deputy Mrs. A 1 Howard. Visitors from Catalpa Cir .l cIe, No. 425, and also Star of Penn a broke circle. No. 117, were welcomed I The committees for the year were ap- 5E pointed as follows, Mesdames J lsSchu1theiss, M. Brennan. A Gregory
 E. Flannery, B. Connor, M. J. True | KE TI