The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-07
FRATERNAL
 DIRECTORY
Meetings Tonight.


 American Association of Masters. Mates and Pilots. 1Te Fairfield avenue.
 Danish Sisterhood, Troskab Lodge, No. 16, Pioneer hall, 1151 Main street
 National Association of Letter Car riers, Bridgeport Branch, No. 32, at Leasing Hall.
 United Order of Red Men, Hum avenue.
 Meetings For Sunday.
 Arion Society at their meeting rooms. Lincoln building. e2 Cannon street.
 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Henry A. Bishop lodge. Mo- III. 11SS Main street.
 concordia Society, 4sss State street.
 I. O. ..B. B. Abraham Lodge. No ss, 1884 State street.
 Universal Brotherhood, Lodge No 52 in varuna hall, 1ss State street. women's Christian Temperance Union
 The womenss Christian Temperance Union will hold a meeting next Friday afternoon at the Headquarters, Gilbert street The meeting will be in honor Of Mrs. Frances Willard, the founder of the Union and a large amount of important business will be transacted All the members are requested to@be present.
 Pride of Bridgeport, No. 3, D.. Of A.
 The Pride of Bridgeport. No. g.. Daughters of America, held roll call and old fashion supper last evening in honor of theirs@17th anniversary. Following the supper an entertain ment was in order and was much en- jeyed. Mrs. E. M. Newman acted as toastmaster and short speeches were made by Mrs. Ec1er and Deputy State Councillor Townsend. Matters which concerned the Daughters of America. were talked over and two applications were received. The committee of arr engagements consisted of the following: Mesdames EcIer, as chairlndy, Wi1son, Boleo and MT. N. Spain. It was an nounced that the degree team would exemplify the degree on five candi- dates on Feb. 21. = }s
 CataIpa Circle, No. IA, F of A. One candidate was initiated into the Catalpa Circle, No. IA, Foresters of America. at a meeting last evennig in Hibernian hall, 164 State street. @ Bridgeport Conclaye, No. 35S, I. o. H.
 A meeting of Bridgeport Conclave. No. 353, Improved Order of Hepta- sophs was held last evening at 176 Fairfield avenue and. a large amount of business was transacted, s1 An Edl1-s staHations of officers took place and was as follows: Past Archons Clarence A. Clark; Archon, H. R. Emmens; Probost, R.. A French; Pre1ate, T. Roach; secretary, J. J. Anderson; fin ancia1 secretary. +F. s. Mefgs; inspec- tor, B. F.Davis; warden, A. w. Tolls; sentinel, CA. Clark. The officers were installed by District Deputy Supreme Archon George c. Marks of New Haven. Addresses were made by Edward Sheffield and Thomas Cox, the representatives to the Fater1lal Congress. MT. Sheffield is the su- preme organizer of Brooklyn, N. r., and his speech concerned the increas- ing of the membership of the order. Norden Singing Society. The Norden Singing Society gave their second prize masquerade last evening in Eagles hall on Madison avenue. The affair was a great sue cess both financially and socially and the costumes which were worn were hideous nature. The decorations con and American flags which gave the hall lively appearance The Ian ciers were danced as we'll as modified ed the music. There was about 100 couples present and four prizes were given to the best costumes. Refresh ments were served during the evening and as a. whole the affair was well arranged. Those in charge were Messrs Hugo FTsch, Charles A Ben ] son, John Benson, A. Stterling, and William Nordling.