The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22


 at 671 Barnum avenue
 Sheridan Circle, Ladies of the Grand Army, at 1s1 State street.
 Court Marina, F. of A.
 On the evening of. Feb 2nd Court Marina will celebrate their annual ladies' night. As is the custom a very elaborate entertainment will be pro- vided, including soloists, piano, vio- 1inists, elocutionists, etc. After the entertainment a lunch will be- served and dancing will be enjoyed. Al the last meeting of the court 9 committee which will be headed by Wm. T. Mey-a CT, grand recording secretary, was ap- pointed who are hard at work per fecting plans for the reception and entertainment. MT. Meyer has hand led many such affairs in the past and is thoroughly familiar with the work and with the cooperation of the ef-a Hcient committee appointed, the suc-| cess of the affair is already assured For years Court Marina's concert and ball was the talk of the city each sea-, son and an event participated in by some exclusive of all others. It is the hope and intention of the workers of the court of the present day to supplant the old custom with the mod ern function and each year celebrate ladies' night, at which time the enter tainment of the wives families or sweethearts will be the main feature. Marina. is taking the initiative in mak- ing the preliminary plans for the con- vention of the Grand Court of Con- necticut which will convene in this city in 1915. Already arrangements are being made and the co-operation of the other courts sought in view of making this convention one never to be forgotten.T Committees appointed comprise some of the oldest Foresters in the city, the men who made For estry what it is today and are still lending their assistance to keep the l interest at a high pitch.
 Park City Lodge, N. E. o. F.
 District Deputy Grand Warden F. H. PettengiH of New Haven assisted by New Haven and local members in stalled the following officers Of Park City lodge, N. E. O. P, at the regular meeting of the lodge last night which was marked by an unusually large at tendance: Warden, Joseph B. Clabby; vice warden, Samuel J. O'Brien; jun for past warden, Mis Ella L.. Nilsson; recording secretary, William Parsons: financial secretary, John E. Lyddy; treasurer, e H. Nilsson; chaplain, Miss Carrie E. Kirk; guide, Mrs. Mary B. Donovan; guardian, Mrs. John T. Rockers; sentinel, w. H. ReiI1ey; trus- tee for three years, Joseph B. C1abby. The lodge voted to accept seven ap- pIications for nm bership, making a net result that was very pleasing. At the social session which followed the meeting refreshments in the form of a Dutch supper were served. PARK CITY LODGE.
 NO. s644, G. U. o. o. F.
 The Park City Lodge, No. s644, I. o. O. F., held@a meeting last evening at which time the college degree was worked on a class of candidates. They also appointed a committee to arrange for an entertainment which will be will be free affair to all members and their friends and therefore they anticipate a large attendance The quarterly report of the secretary was read and it showed that the order has at present membership of. 78, all though it has been in existence for only two years. CORINTHIAN LODGE. F. AND A. M. |
 A stated communication of the Cor fnthian Lodge, F. and A. M., will be held at the Masonic Temple next Tues 1 day evening at which time the F. c. degree will be worked on a number | of candidates As this will be an im- portant meeting all the members are 1 requested to be present WALDEMERE COUNCIL, O. U. A. M l
 well attended meeting of the Waldenere Council, O. U. A. M, was | held last evening at their rooms, 18I | State street. The installment for the | coming year was made by Deputy | State Councillor Stevens and were as | follows: Councillor, H. T. Hawley; vice | councillor, w. E. Gilleo; recording sec | retary, B. G. Conger; assistant re- l cording secretary, W. J. Curtiss; fnan- | ciaI secretary, G. ID. Egbert; treasur- | CT, F. s. Powell; iIlductor, w. s. Reed; | examiner, E. J. Oaks, inside protector, 1 l.. B. Chase; outside protector, Fred | Lobb; trustee, A. A. Tibbals. Ad- l dresses were made by number of the | visitors and also by numerous mem bers of the lodge. The benefit com 1 mittee read report which was we'll | received by all the members After l the business division of the session | a collation. was served by the enter l tafnment committee. The home lodge | will hold 9 pinochle tournament in the | near future and all the members and | friends are invited to attend.
 MONITOR LODGE, NO. sS, I. O. O. F.
 One application was received and | two were voted upon at a meeting of | the Monitor Lodge, No. 38, I. O. O. F., | held last evening at their rooms in | the Franklin building. February a | degree will be worked by c. J. Lawson degree master of the Sandia Lodge of | Meriden at which time all the mem- bers are requested to be present.
 N. A. S. E., NO. 4.
 At a meeting of the N. A. s. E.. No i 4, representatives were appointed to | attend the annual banquet of tF- en- J