The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-17
FRAZIER NAL.
 DIRECTORY

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 Seaside Circle. No. 15,7L1SB-s A. -~--
 The quarterly meeting of the Sea- side Circle, No. 16s L. F. O. A, was held last night and a large amount of business was transacted. Two applica- tions were received and two candi- dates were indoctrinated.
 Abraham Lincoln Lodge. No. 7sz4,
 I. o. O., M. U.
 Two applications were received and two candidates received the first de- s-re- at 1te meeting last night of Abra- naan lodge, No. 57674, l. O. O. F, M U-, M social was enjoyed after the meet ing
 Court Berkshire. No. 4742. L O. o. F.
 The third degree was conferred in excellent form last night by ths de-: gree team of Court Berkshire, No. h743 on three candidates. A number of applications for membership were also received
 etratfieid Encampment. No.- T. o.
 O. F.
 The Royal Purple degree was con ferred on class of three candidates hy the degree team of Stratfieid En- canprnent last night and few ap-. pEcations were received. A social fol- Bowed the meeting
 Uncas Council, No. 25. o. U. A. M.
 Final arrangenents were made last night for the visit of L. P. Jacobs of New Haven who will be in this city on April 30. He will be the &uest of. Uncas Council and while in this city will deliver a lecture on the North Pole. Nearly 15O stereopticon Slides will make the lecture more interesting. lTfe second degree was conferred on two candidates
 Seaside Council, No. 709, ,R. A.
 The first annual ball of the Seaside Council. No. 7O9, R. A., was held last evening in Colonial ball room The nall was prettiIy decorated with palms and cut flowers and was brilliantly 1fahted with various colored lights About one hundred and fifty couples enjoyed the affair which proved to be A great success. The members of the lodge had worked diligently for the pas two months on the preparations for the dance and no expense or pains had been spared to make it q grand Success The committee which con- xists of the following also deserve much credit Committee of arrange merits, Ernest B. Sweetman, chairman, Charles Morrison, secretary John Nick AEunsfe, treasurer, Albert Eric son and William Weeks; reception E1. son. Charles Morrison and A. J. Wil-l 1ismson and E. J. Horsfan; floor com rr1tftee E. B. Sweetman, Fl. D. Cotter, FL c. Fualem. W. Cough1in. and s A. Bread
 p T. Barnum Lodge No. 53. K. of F. me rank of esquire was conferred on one candidate last night by the de- gree team of P. Barnum lodge. No Es. K of P, and one application was recefved The secretary made re- port that he had received a commuri- <ssfson from the K of F. of Chicago, stating that they woufd hold class Initiation some lime during Mays AL eady 170o persons have filled appiscas lions and the lodge is trying to make the s.000 mark This is asrecord class Al the meeting next Thursday the rank of knight will be worked on a number of candidates Preparations are being haad@ zgp1 "a social which will be held on April 90, in honor of Fred D. CEangse. grand chancellor.
 Harusony Camp. No 11O02. M. W. O A A 5odnt meeting of Harmony camp Mnd Royal Neighbors. No. 4S54 Star of the Sea camp, was held 1ast evening was made on the entertainment which was held on April 2 The affair was a grand success and the members were mo much elated that they are planning 4o hold another.
 Messine Lodge. No e4L 6. 0. A regular meeting of Lessir.g lodge, 1So. s4, l. O. O. F., was held last eve ming at which time one application sWas received and two candidates re- teefved tIns second degree. Plans were kmade for dance and tertafnment which will be given under the auspices of the degree team on April 25 in Ger znania hall A social and refresh unents were enjoyed after the meet