The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-20
MATERNAL
 DIRECTORY
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

MEETINGS TONIGHT.
 Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America. Local Union, Mo- 190, ,119 Broad street. Daughters of America, Pride Of
 Bridgeport Council, No. 3, 1sl State street.
 Daughters of Royal Arcanum. Coun- edl kao. 1. 925 Main street.
 F'ralerna1 Order of Connecticut, Un- ion Council, No. 3, Leasing hall, Main and Elm streets
 Improved Order of Heptasophs, Bridgeport Conclave, No. s53. 17e Fair field avenue.
 Order of Herman's Sons, Heine
 Lodge. NO. 2, Arion hall. Cannon
 Order of Shepherds of Bethlehem, Naomi Lodge. No. 10. 1s1 State street Royal Arcanum. Seaside Council, No 709, 925 Main street. Scandinavian Society in Foresters. hall, Cannon street
 schwa:ben Benevolent verein, at the Sehwaebischerz Maennerchor hall, on French street
 Jerusalem ChaDter No 72 R A. M Masonic Temple
 Arcanl11n Lodge, No. Al, Odd Fel- lows hall
 Joseph Dowdan Lodge. No. 40. 1925 Main stret.
 Woodmen Circle. Kossuth Grove. No. 2, 620 Bostwick avenue. UNCAs COUNCIL, NO. 25. o. U. A. M
 The Uncas Council. No. 25, Order of United American Mechanics, held meeting last evening at which time the funeral benefit was discussed It
 was stated that the final report Of the funeral benefit would be made at the next meeting which will be held on Mar. 5. Seven applications were re- ceIVed Invitations were also given to each member of the lodge to attend the 26th anniversary dance, which will be held on Thursday evening. Feb. 26. The committee in charge Of the dance is P B. Allen. J. H. Rowbotham, J. F. Mills. L. s. Wilson, c. A. Lyman, c. B. Wildman, w H. Person, F. Gray. c. w. Larson and A. L.. Pat chen.
 zPFurSDENcE HOME. NO. 4, D. OF A. A meeting was concluded last night by the amalgamated homes of the Daughters of America and they now have the name of Independent Home No. 4. The regular routine business
 was carried out and E. A Hope gave a. short speech on the appointing of comm1Itee to arrange for the banouet which will be given by the united homes in Eagles, hall some time in March. the exact date being as yet
 undecided. Four applications were re- ceived.
 STAR OF THE SEA CAMP. NO. 4,se4, R.tN. OF A Two candidates were initiated at a gathering Of the Star Of the Sea Camp
 No. 1864. R. N. of A., last evening. Two applications were aa6o received and one transfer was conducted Ar engagements were coInpleked for the delegation to the state convention 1 which will. b held in South Manchester during March.
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 NO. 4,722 l. 0. F. A pinochIe was in order after the meeting of Court Berkshire. NO. 47a2 Independent Order of Foresters. last l evening. During the meeting three candidates were initiated and five ap- plications were received. The mem bers of the lodge were honored by the presence of the district deputy Of Tor onto, w. L. Wildman. It was ar1- l put on the first initiation in their new robes at the next meeting f LOYAL ABRAHAM LINCOLN LODGE NO. 7,674s l. O. o. F., M. U. Three applications were received and -four candidates were initiated at a meeting of the Loyal Abraham Lin coin Lodge, No. 7,674, L o. o. E., M l D., last evening. A delegation was also elected to represent the lodge af a state convention which will be held | in New Haven on April l. The fol- lowing are the delegates: Charles l Wright, Stephen Horton, ST, Arthur Leach, Stephen Horton, Jr, George H Wood, Walter Bevan The lodge aIso
 welcomed visitors from New Haven I Stamford and Fall River Mass Fol
 lowing the business meeting a smoker was in order.
 Rye grass is believed to be the old