The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-21

 DIRECTORY
aEs-vTTAT. sCorT1sH CONCEPT.

ANNUAL SCOTTISH CONCERT
 rt,S as-znua1 Scottish concert and Saauee to be given under the auspices r,f C5an CampbeI1 Nos 24. in Colonial ha1l Friday evening, 23rd inst, will ce5ebra4e the 165th anniversary of the 1,arTsn of Scpt1and's darling poet, Rob Risr Burma It IS a far cry to that cold, b1ustering January day in ll5s that r1shsred in the life of one who has proven to be the best beloved poet of the people But though a long time 1t is proof of the force of the poet genius that today his memory stands in the unique position of having one day. set aside in which ali English speaking people join in paying ho- mage The celebration in Colonial hall on Friday evening will be the 18th of it's kind in this city and 1t is not too much to say that the func- fion increases in popularity as the years roll by This year the program win be taken care of by the Louis Ross Scottish Concert company, than which organization there is none bear ing a higher reputation in the eastern states It will be a gala night Of fun and entertainment for mind Pm tell- in ye.'s there will be a fine dance af- ter the concert
 Park City Lodge, N- E. O. P. :
 At 1he regular meeting of Park City lodge. N- E. O. P-s this evening the newly elected officers will be install ca OT A1ALT1CL eOepuIy lTTanQ w 1IQoA Fred PefeeHe# @9f New Haven, ac- companied by 2 a snumber of others from New Hzzens -rthe work Of the evening to be followed by & social ses- sion at which refreshments will be served The lodge anticipates receiv- ing number of new applications and also Will vote on the seven received at the last meeting 4 Visitors from other lodges are expected to be pres ent as well
 Bridgeport Lode9 N. E. O. P.
 District Deputy Grand Warden vii liam Lseary assisted by a humber of local district deputy grand wardens and past wardens duly fnsfa1led the following officers of Bridgeport lodge, N E. O. P--last night in the presence Of a large number of members and visitors: Warden, James H. Tyer; vice warden. Miss Nellie A Tyer; junior past warden. Mrs William Fitch; rec ordfng secretary, James T. Rock; fin ancfa1 secretary, William H. Ga1bron- ner< treasurer. William Fitch; chap 1afnE Thomas c. Oert1es guide, James Rowe, guardian John F. Rock senti- nel. T. E. Oert1es trustee for three years, Mrs. William H. Ga1bronner; representatives to. the grand lodge session to be held in Bridgeport in April, MrH William Fitch and vii liam Fitch, a1ternates, James H- Tyer and James T. Rock Plans were per fected for the Joint class initiation to be held on Feb 3 withiIda, lodge with theswork done by the crack degree team of Elm Tree lodge of New Ha- vens and several applications we're re- celEed-
 Loyal Order of No0se.
 The members of the Moose held a meeting last evening in their lodge rooms over the Po1i building. Deputy Supreme Dictator D. P. Berg of Rhode Island and Connecticut was the speaker of the evening and all those present all expressed their pleasure ae hearing his address. The quarterly report of the secretary was read and 4his showed that this order were 2,16O strong This proves that this lodge is Sne second largest order in the New England states
 KonckaDofznauh Tribe, I. O. R. NJ
 AZ a meeting Of the Konckapo- tanauh tribe, l. O. R. M five applica- lions were received and the Hunters and Warriors or in other words, the second degree was worked in an ex- cellent manner upon four candidates A large number of men represented the Aclzenash tribe, No 50 of Milford Am entertainment was enjoyed afte1 the eegular meeting On next Tues day evening the chiefs degree will be worked on several candidates.
 Pattern Makers' Association.
 The Pattern Makers Association win hold d Special meeting next Tues day eFeasiug in their roorns, 97s Main sfreeE 1x-1fayor E. IT. Buckingham will att tfhat lime. render an address on the HCoanpensation Act.'' The meeting will start promptly at eight o'clock and all pattern makers of the city are invited to attend
 Betsey Ross Council, No. 1s, D. of l.
 q &x-~ -s.~~.@r., = --.aa<s~,r- <,F <h- D.+ 4eE Ross Council, No. s19. D of L., one proposition was voted upon and an in B1knfion of the Daughters of Veterans