The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-10
FRAZIER NAL
 DIRECTORY
Meetings Tonight.


 Meetings Tonight.
 Bridgeport Business Mems Associa- tion, room 3e, 16 Cannon street
 Bridgeport Lodge, L. O. o. M, No. 2s9, Moose hall, Main street.
 Brotherhood of America, Alpha Cir c1e. No. 1, at 181 State street.
 FraternaI Order of Connecticut, Liberty Council, No. l, at 50 Beach street.
 Improved Order of Red Men, Koncxap otanaugh Tribe. No. 30. at 1OST Broad street.
 Independent Order Btnai Brith. avenue.
 Order of Golden Sceptre, Court Lib erty Bell. No. 3, Daughters of America hall, 181 State street. Pattern Makers Association of Bridgeport, s7s Main street St. Joseph's G. c. B. s.. St. Joseph's g convent school hall. Madison avenue. Svea Sick Benefit Society, Lessing hall, Main and Elm streets Arion Singing Society in Arion Hall, Lincoln building, 62 Cannon street. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, Local No. 115 of Ameri- ca, at 1119 Broad street Corinthian Lodge, No 104. F. and A. M., in Masonic Temple. Broad street.
 Pequonaock Lodge. No. 4. Independ- ent Order of Odd Fellows. 164 State street.
 F,reundschaft Rebekah Lodge, No. B, Independent Order of Odd Eel lows, 1e4 State street.
 Mithra Lodge. No. 8, Knights of 1 Pythias. 1925 Main street
 Pythian Sisters, calanthe Temple, 1 No. -1s, Pythian hail. Main and Can 1 non streets.
 Aragon Council, No. 127. Knights of Columbus. 11s8 Main street F,arren Lodge, No. 57, Ancient Or l der of United Workmen. 176 Fairfield avenue.
 Court Peqnonnock, No e2. Foresters ] of America, e2 Cannon street. 1 Catalpa Circle, No. 425, Foresters of America, 62 Cannon street. Harmony Council, No. 12. Junior United American Mechanics. 1S1 State street.
 | woodmen of the World. John c. Tuthill Camp. No. 1, Franklin hall, 164 State street.
 Harmony Council, No. 12, Jr. OsU.A-M.
 Harmony Council, No. 12, Junior i Order of United American Mechanics ], will hold their regular meeting this 1 street The entertainment committee i will make full report of the arrange nents that they have made in pre- 1 paration for the pinochle and whist games which will be carried on every Tuesday evening from February IT to 1 March 24, inclusive. These evenings {, will be made more enjoyable by the | fact that prizes will be awarded to 1 the winners and refreshments will be served each evening. The grand prize for the series will be a ton of coal. Samuel H. Harris Lodge, No. 99. |. O.
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 M Samuel H. Harris Lodge. No. 99, Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a, regular business meeting last evening in their rooms on Broad street The degree team of the lodge of four candidates. A very interesting entertainment ! was given by the Bridgeport Council, I No 6. Junior Order United American Mechanics last evening in their lodge l rooms @1S1 State street. A supper 1 was given in the early part of the I evening". The committee of arrange I ments consisted of Harry Marsh, John l Junzenhauser, E.. M. Andrews, E. F. l Brown, R. D. Johnson. and C. S. Burt
 Lady Howe Council. D. of L. l After a. very short meeting of the Lady Howe Council. Daughters of Lib- i erty, which was held last evening in | their lodge rooms. 1s1 State street. a Idance was in order. The committee in charge of the affair consisted ot F. H. Newell, chairman, Margaret 1 Iimert Frank Squfres, Mary Hart | well, Lucy Manchester, Sanford Rob- inson, Norman Hartwell. F.H. Newell | very well known character in the I lodge, acted as ticket collector The 1 music for the dancing was furnished by Dumphy's orchestra.
 Court Burnhan. No. lis, F. of A.
 A regular meeting of Court Burn | ham, No. 11S, Foresters of America was held last evening at 62 Cannon street and a large amount of bushes: was transacted. William Steimetz O. Syracuse gave a talk on the good oi the order
 Bridgeport Camp, No. 1. I. O. F.
 A very successful entertainm ent wa held by Bridgeport Camp, Mo- 1, In dependent Order of Tigers last even in gat 1s9 State street. Whist anC pinoch1e games were also the featur'
 of the evening There were IT table
 in play, 10 of which were used fol
 pinoch1e and the remaining nunbe . 1 for whist About 75 people were pres
 ent to enjoy the games and the socia , and all voted it the best time that hat been held by the Tigers. Among tn,
 pr1zeS Wn1ch We're gwen 1or IlS Wlu E ners of the pinoch1e and whist game
 were linens, cut glass, cigars, kiInona, . and candy. At the meeting which vii
 be held on next Monday evening thera , will be a nomination for officers fo : the coming year and on the secon, 7 of March the election will take place Laurel Club. The Laurel Club will hold a danc and social in the Devon club house Devon, Milford, on Wednesday even : ing, February H.
 Ladies, Auxiliary, No. 50, A. O. H. A very important meeting of tn 5 Ladies' Auxiliary. No. 50, Ancient Or , der of Hibernians Eas held last even