The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-22
STAMFORD


 1inks are in fine condition and are re- ceiying the best of care Very soon the new greens will be ready TOT use They are a decided improvement over the old ones which were or course made under many difficulties. several of the tees have been moved, making the position and distances between holes longer Sand boxes have been placed at each tee which are anoeeo handy.
 Very soon work will be started on inc tennis courts which will receive a ron dressing and be rolled and graded. Having had long time to settle. they will be much better than last year. The veranda VIII aiso pe enlarged very shortly. This VIII lastiNe dancing possible, which VIII greatiy please the younger folks May 3oth will very probably be the opening day and a fine time will be planned for The club has proved o success indeed and this year it is planned to make it even more attractive and en- Joyable-
 FOOD sALE.
 On Friday afternoon of this week the local grange win hold food sale in the building recently vacsllea aentas Dy the Wakelee brothers at the center Cakes, pies, biscuits. bread and candy will be on sale commencing at 2:s0
 FEC o. MY HEART. 2 A number of tickets have been sold for the erading to be given at the Methodist church tomorrow evening by Miss Julia Beach of Milford. Miss Beach, who is a professional reader and is widely known, will read the play. esPeg O. My Heart ,'' which is one Of the present season successes in New York. The proceeds of the affair will be used for the benefit of the Kindergarten The reading will start at 8:15 o'clock.
 ST. JAMES wHIsT. . Last evening Mrs. Charles Graham of Warwick avenue was the hostess at the whist given by the Ladies' All tar society Of st. James church A large number attended and many handsome prizes were distributed This evening there will be another whist held in Hibernian hall on Strat- ford avenue near Beardsley's lane un- der the auspices of the Holy Name so- ciety and on Saturday afternoon and evening the Ladies' Altar society will again hold a whist at the home Of Mrs. James Sexton of Hard's corner, who will be the hostess. The pro- ceeds of all three wdlists will be added to the building fund.- of the new church
 SURPRISED PARTY.
 A surprise party was recently given at the home Of Miss Loretta acQuiI- Ian on Barnum avenue by a number Of the young Iadyss friends. Games were enjoyed as well as piano and violin selections. Among the young people who attended were the Misses Hattie and Bertha Sarden, Esther Voge1 Agnes Hughes, Irene Barnish, live and Lucy Kutcher, Edith John son, Ruth Swensen, Marion and Es- ther Wilson, Loretta and Catherine Ldcouillan. Helen and Violet Kopp. The young men included Walter No- gel, Lawrence CAsseH, Russell Mor- gan, James Whe1en, Joseph Cum mings, Thomas Hargrove. William Hughes, David Hughes, Arthur and Harry Willing, Arthur Ga1stavson, Stiles Whiting, Frank Moran, Louis Earle, Everett Sweet1and and Axel LuIld.
 PERSONAL ITEMS
 Horace Work has returned after a two weeks vacation in Madison. N J.
 Rostals have been received from the Srrarford Times party in Bermuda, stating that they are enjoying their trip immensely MT and Mrs. Harry Yates have re- turned from their lnoneymoon and are now residing at Mrs. Yates, parents avenue is completed
 Walter Wheeler has sold his house on Broad street to Superintendent Chapman of the Connecticut Co, who will move there shortly.
 Emmet Beardsley.-wi has been working on etate roads at Roxbury, has been transferred to Windsor. Ct. Miss Elsie Koopman has been visit ing Miss Marion uE1Il of Fairfield.
 Miss May Curtis and Miss Anna Kabiersky have left for a trip to Cal ifornia where they expect to stay
 
 over the state.
 275TH ANNIVERSARY. sThe fanance committee of the 275th anniversary celebration would like all persons intending to contribute to the affair, to send their cards and sub scriptions to. F. S. BeardsIey of Jud- son place as soon as possible so that the committee in charge of arrange ments may begin work soon.
 UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
 Unclaimed letters remaining at the berIain. Mrs. Fred Chaviello. Mrs M L. Hayden, Mrs. May Hays pr. John Ives, G. Kemp, James R. Iinsley, Mrs. John J. Miller, Harold s. Perry, Francisco PacelH, J. Rltssakoff, Al lshaw. Fred Templeton and Mrs Lucy
 DIxTE MINISTRIES
 On next Thursday the minstrel show recently given by the employees of Howland's in Bridgeport. will be given in Red Mems hall and will very likely be a. success, as several local people are in them. including Miss Ruby Payne. Mildred Clfborn and Mrs D. T. Wfnton The rninstrels when presented in Bridgeport were very successful and no doubt. should be here