The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-04
STAMFORD


 Final plans have been made by the representatives of all the different churches in town for the annual June. walk of the Stratford Sunday schools. For several years it has been the cus- tom for the schools to march to the monument on Academy IIiH and hold appropriate exercises. This year the walk will be held on Sunday June 2lst, and if present plans are carried out it will far surpass previous June walks in success. Each Sunday school 1 will endeavor to have as many of the children as possible in line. The line al Of march will start at the Methodist church and will proceed to the Con- gregationaI church where other schools will form in line. From here they will go to the monument at Academy Hill where exercises will be held. Songs and hymns will be sung 4 and Rev. E. c. Carpenter, the pastor Of the Methodist church, will deliver an address.
 l ANTI-SUFFRAGE ADEETING
 Tonight there Is to be a meeting of the Connecticut Association of Women Opposed to Suffrage, at the home of Miss Catherine Bunneu on Main street, next to the> Congregational church. The meeting, it is expected, 1 will be a large one and an interesting one, as 1t is the first meeting of the antts to be held in Strattord. Miss Lucy Price, one of the prominent anti workers, will be the speaker of the evening and will present some new and interesting reasons why less than four per cent. of the women of Con- necticut want to vote. All are invited to the meeting. men az well as wo- men,
 w. e. T. U. HOLD MEETING.
 The monthly meeting of the W. c. T. U.5 was held this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. IF. l.. Hart on Park street. The meeting 1 was the annual free will offering Iaeetiig and was largely attended. l Q rs. Pearl Jenkins conducted the tdeeting and led the Bible class.
 PERSONALS
 A1r. and Mrs Hobart Brinsmade and Miss Eleanor Brinsmade of Mis- souri were recent visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. w A. Stagg on Broadbridge avenue.
 Miss Marcia Delbridge of Fairfield has been visiting friends in town |, Friends of Mrs. Frank Patterson of King street will be pleased to hear I, that she is able to be about again af- ter a severe attack of rheumatism
 Joseph Worden of Fifth street was visiting in town recently.
 Mrs. David L. Rhodes of King street entertained at bridge whist Tuesday afternoon.
 nfias Antoinette Baker of Bridge port has been visiting friends on King street.
 Many of the local students in the high school are preparing to take their examinations for college en- trance which will start in couple of weeks.
 JAPANESE SALE AND THEA
 The sale to be given by the Mission league of the Congregational church tomorrow afternoon, promises to be very attractive. Some new Japanese articles have arrived. Pictures will be sold at reduced rates, also fancy and useful articles, many Of them Japanese Cake and cream will be sold not to forget the tea table at which one will be expected to drink and eat cakes in good oriental style. The sale will be held from 3 until O'Clock
 MUSICAL CONCERT
 Tonight the musical concert will be held at the Methodist church under the auspices of the Women's Home known soIoists are on the program and the evening promises to be a very enjoyable one.
 TENNIS TOURNAMENTS.
 Two tennis tournaments are to be played at the Weatougue club soon- The first is to be a ladies doubles tournament, names for which are to D6 nanQSQ III D0kOTS cI44. mixed doubles tournament will be played soon after and all who wish to enter must hand in their names be- fore June 18th. Finals of both tour haments will be played on July 4th. A mems doubles tournament is being arranged, the winning team to repre- sent the club in matches with other clubs Each one may choose. his own partner in this match As there are several fine tennis players at the club a fine team to represent the Weatogue should be picked out in this way.