The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-12
STAMFORD

aC Colonial nall. Each team haS now one game to their credit and. the Ram hlers are confident that they will win tomorrow night. Although they've beaten quite badly last Tuesday, they think that they can come back It is hoped that a. large delegation from town will be present to cheer for t1le c local team, for the cheering Is a. great Encouragement to the players. sOn Friday evening theasteanlsz@wh i'll travel to Waterbury to play the fast steam in that town.s A@'bus will start from Bridgeport at s 9so' clock and from stratford at 6:45 to convey those who wish to attend;s to the game.
 Mems Club Meeting. e=.
 Tonight the Mems club Of the Con gregationaI church Will meet in tic chapel All members should be pres ent. as the Hon. E. T. Buckingha former mayor of Bridgeport, will de-. liver a talk on the new Workingmen 6 Compensation Law. and 1t should not be missed if possible. sg
 To Move to Providence
 MT and Mrs. Ferdinand Decker, who have been in Providence for the last week, returned home today MT. and Mrs Decker will leave soon to take up their residence in Providence where Mir. Decker will manage a branch of the Kirkman Soap Go. with whom he is now connected sa
 Funeral of Mrs Wheeler.
 This afternoon at two o'clock the funeral of Mrs. Alice Kirk Wheeler was held from the late residence on Wells place, the Rev.. Dr.. E. N-s Pack was the widow of the late Mark Wheeler, the mail clerk who was killed in the Westport railroad wreck last year, and who had been in poor health for some -tfmes was born al Winsted in 1880. She is: survived by three daughters, Mrs Cecil Hawley. Miss Julia and Miss Bessie Wheeler; two sisters, Miss Jennie Kirk and Mrs sJ. e. Burwell of Winsted, and one brother. John w. Kirk, of Port Jands Oregon Mrs. Wheeler .Was< one of thesSaest tknowns Fesidents of Strat-s ford,ls having made during the time she lived here, many friends and ac- quaintancesT by whom, ner death is greatly mourned. Her daughters. who too, havesan extended acquaintance in town, have the warm sympathy of their many friends. aes
 Visiting in Town.
 Miss. Louise Wells Of Waterbury has been the house guest of Miss Flora Dufour of Ferry Boulevard for a few days. Friday evening Miss Du- four. entertained at n card party in l. evening an informal dance was en- joyed by number of Miss Dufour's friends after which a luncheon was served
 .ss @ae Vocal Recital. =. Miss sEIea11of Lines Of t71isT town was among those who sang at the in- formal parlor recital given by the pu- pills of Mrs. Susan HawIeys Davis of Bridgeport, Saturday afternoon Miss
 
 the soIoist at the Episcopal church. possesses fine soprano voice as is well known and it was a pleasure for those who attended the recital, to hear the young lady.
 Assist at D. A. R. Meeting.
 Miss. Marjorie Sdiliman a and Miss May Beardsley assisted this afternoon in the large program given at tho 20th birthday anniversary. of Mary; StratfieId ball room. The young la dies took part in the recessional. Mrs. Raymond Jones. formerly of Strat- ford, also assisted ssessses tfs Red Mems Dance This Thursday is the night Of the old fashioned dance to be given by the Red Men at. their new hall on Church street. The committee, which is conn posed of Fred W. Nettleton. John dTa4d10s rExTn06L WILCOX, " yaIIGE HubbeI1 and Asa L. Parketon. have planned to have nearly all old fash toned dances so that all the older folks as we'll as the young can Join in them-
 Personal Notes. =
 This evening1stIle4 Franklin school Whist club will meet at the home of Miss Esther Lewis on East Broadway. After the game, the players will par take of a light luncheon which will be served by the hostess.
 Among the Stratford young people who attended the infornaaI dance giy- en at slocum's gymnasium last Fri day by the Criterion club were Miss Grace Aufford, Miss Bertha Edwards and Frederick Aufford, Stanley Meach- en and Roger Beers. t
 Tom Conine has returned to New Haven after spending, the week end in town with his parents. =.
 Miss Eleanor Lewis, who is teach ing in Stamford, spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents on East Broadway sEs-s
 Miss Helen Rogers who has been Mrs. Henry P. Stagg. of East Broad way, has returned 10 her home in Philadelphia z5 Wayne Austin has returned after1a brief visit with friends in Westpore.
 Emrnet Beardeley returned to sharon, s4ks14 a new road, after spending Saturday and Sunday with his parents. - Miss Gertrude atty IS spending a few. days in WalHngford.
 A number of young people from town will attend tie ognat club dance at :;slocuna' s gyrnnasiurn this evening.
 Mrs. David Fenefon,e of Bridgeport, has. been visiting friends in tow-1 " Paul Goode1l Jr- of Warwick avenue has been on the sfcK list
 Friends from Bristol have been wis iting with Albert Xottonhon Of St. Johns drug store.
 Mrs. Isaac Paul. ssof Bridgtport, waae a recent guest in town. --- -lss <-z
 The Friday Afternoon Embroidery club met last week at the home of Mrs. Charles Griffin of Bridgeport This weeF they will meet at the home Of lMre. William H. St. John on King