The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-03
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1 the recent meeting Of the Cup heag club, the following, ofHcers were elected President, William Hart; vice president pr. Curtis; secretary, Jehn Graham, Jr. treasurer. Frank
 Hanson; board Of governors for two lsyears, Clayton Blakeslee. Edwin Leeds and Samuel Lewis Clayton, Blakeslee, the retiring presfdent has given the club handsome cup for the Cowboy pool tournamentAto be played soon.
 At the meeting or Azalea Chapter. O.: E g.. the fo1Iowing officers were installed: Matron, Mrs. Foss; patron,
 MT. Dutton; associate matron, Mrs.
 Kennedy; conductress, Mrs. Howard Hcadley; associate conductress, Mrs
 urer, Mrs Wilcox; warden, Mrs l March; chaplain, Mrs. Clinton: mar slaa1. Miss Havi1and; organist, Mrs Edwards; sentinel John Curly; the, five star points, Mrs. Dutton, Miss Hoadley. Mrs Jacobs, Mrs. Johnson
 At the Congregational church to= i morrow, there will be cornmunion ser vice in the morning, with reception of I new members. In. the evening, the
 pastor, Dr. Packard. will speak on Planning For What We Cannot Dc Without Gods He1p.'' a. lesson for our own lives, for the church and for. the nation. l At the Methodist church there will be the regular services in the morn | ing and evening with preaching by l the pastor. Rev. Ernest c. Carpenter 7 1 At the. St. James RsC.z church the Rev. M e. OfConnpr will hold the
 regular masses at S:3o and 10:30 o'clock l in the morning.
 Atethe recent whist held by Rebeccas
 lodge the following prizes were award l ed: c. B. Percy, pair salt and pepper
 shakers; Mrs. Hendrickson, handker-.
 chiefs; H. Beardmore, box candy; N 1 A. Anderson, necktie; Marie Deuschle, l correspondence cards; Mrs. Trow-
 bridge apron; A. c. Johnson. hat
 pins; Mrs Simpson. towel; Mrs. I. i Baulieu, box soap; Mrs. Beardmore,
 pair hose; M. H. Small, pair hose; l Mrs. Gill and Miss J. Nickel, consola- fien prizes. Miss Sarah sAddington of Richmond, Ind, Is visiting Mss Marjorie Sam l nais of East Broadway. Yesterday Miss Samn1is gave a linen shower for. 1 Miss Nina Aufford, who is to become l a bride next spring. J ae.. l MT. and Mrs Kenneth Cranston of
 Summit, N. J., are visiting in town. | ] Last evening Miss Katherine Wood entertained a number of her friends
 at her home on North Main street. I Mir and Mrs. H. B. OdeIl of Toronto are rejoicing over the birth of a baby i girl at their home on New Years day. l Mrs. OdeH was well known in town as l Miss Louise Routh.
 Miss Helen Rogers of Philadelphia 1 is visiting her grand parents, MT. and
 Mrs. Henry P. Stagg, of East Broad
 way.
 Edmund c. Wells of Waterbury,
 Formerly of this town, Is visiting his
 sister, Mrs. Paul GoodeI1, of Warwick l avenue
 Theodore veif of New York has
 been visiting friends in town recently Mrs Ferdinand Decker of Stratford i avenue has gone to Providence, R. 14. where she will spend a few days af- ter which she will go to New York for a weeks visit with friends.
 Most of teachers in . the local 1 schools have returned from tbeir va
 cation ready for the opening of school l on Monday.
 }Mr. and Mrs sJerome May enter
 tained number Of their friends at l their home, Nizpah Villa, on Strat- | ford avenue last evening at supper, i after which a musical program was
 rendered MT. May and Roy B. Koch ] played banjo selections and Jack
 Storrs played a. number of piano so- | los. Mrs May,-who was Miss Grace
 HiIderbrand of New York, where she
 was a we'll known church singer, was
 heard in several pleasing vocal selec-
 lions Among MT and Mrs. Mays l sSEsss were Mrs sRf1debrand Of sYzni te 1 Tsfadnss N Y: MT. and Mrs. William
 Snowden, Jack Storrs, Mrs. Benjamin l Holmes Mrs. Isabelle Holmes. Mr l and Mrs F. B. Holmes. MT. and Mrs. Edward Koch, Roy B. Koch and Miss | Bessie Bradley
 1 At the bowling alleys on New Years I day Edward Wells of Waterbury in 1 troduced a new game called Cooked Hat" Little pins age used except for