The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-25
FRAZIER NAL
 DIRECTORY
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

| MEETINGS TONIGHT.
 Brotherhood of America, Progress
 sive Circle, No. ?. at 1s1 State street. Central Labor Union at 1,119 Broad l street.
 Daughters of America, Mayf1ower Council: No. g, at 181 State street. 1 l Improved Order of Red Men. Wo-
 wornpom Tribe, No. 40, at 1.0S7 Bread l street. Degree of Pocahontas, Kyota Coun- Gil. No. a6. at 1.11s Bread street. o. Of V, BIenda Lodge at e Can non street. Sons Of St. George, Magma Charta Lodge. No. 16s at 17e Fadrf1eld aye l nue.
 Monitor Lodge No. ss. at 1s4 state street. ls. Adelphfan Lodge, NO. 80. at 164 State street.
 Park csty Lodge. Nc. s, at 1,o25 Main street.
 ters of America, in the Franklin
 building on State street. Sterling Lodge, No 356, N. E. o. P. at 1,133 Main street.
 WaIden1ere Council, No. 6, o. U. X af., at 1S1 State street.
 Woodmen of the World, Pioneer
 Camp, No. IT, at 176 Fairfield avenue BRIDGEPORT LODGE. l so. 2ss, L. 0. 0. M 4sf1 0. 0. M., held a regular meeting last night and the newly elected officers | were in charge Of the meeting. It was Announced that the lodge would ] hold d bean supper next Sataraay evening in the lodge rooms. Mem l bers and uien1s are invited to att tend the. affair. HEBRHW DRAAHATIC CLUE. The members Of the Hebrew Ora l mat1e club held a nasquerade dance l last evening in ConcordfA hall. The amair was positive success both from a social as well as financial standpoint The music was furnished l by Ansel,s orchestra
 FsARREN LODGE
 NO. 57, A. Q. Us ". One of the most interesting pro- grams of the season was in order at the open meeting of the Farren Lodge. No. ST. A. 0. Us W. last night at ITS Fairfield avenue Vocal eelec- tions were rendered by Misses Mar riott, West. Burgess, and MessrA Nichols, BrunnelIe. Lapke and Far rem, Munsie and Perkins. Follo wing 1 the entertafnment those present en- joyed refreshments.
 CATALPA CIRCEE. NO. 45. c. 0. Fzo. A. Six candidates were initiated and seven applications received at the meeting Of the CataIpa Circle, No. 45s C. o. F. o. A.. held last night. The
 nander Julia Trobiett ana Past Chief Donavon A social was enjoyed af- ter the gathering:
 ARIoN SINGING SOCIETY. A regular rehearsal of the Arion Singing Society was held last night l in the Arion hall and arrangements l for a socIal made. The names Of the
  later ssss.es.5 l KONCKAPoTANAUG TRIBB, i NO 30, T. O. R M The Konckapotanaugh Tribe. No. l 30, I. O. R. M. has accepted the Invi- tatfon Of the KyoIa Council to attend l a. box social which will be. held at l LIS Broad streetson March 26- Three applica tioHs were received and the second and third degrees were. worked l On a class of two candIdates. On Thursday, B., P. Plunf1ey will speak in Banbury.
 HARMSNY COUNCIL NO. 12. 0. U. A. M. The last pinoehle game Of series of nine was played last night by liar
 nony Council No 12, 0. U. A. M 1 These games have been so well liked 1 by the members that the lodge has
 decided to have another one April 1. MTTHRAIL LODGE, NO. B, K OF One application was received at a l meeting Of the Mithra Lodge No. 8; l K. of D.. last night The matter of
 presenting tse Lesson of Frfends1ip
 was taken up and it was decided to i have it on April 1. There will be 10
 persons in the cast and s1 1.50O. worth of costumes will De used. It will be l open to the members and their fam 1 flies
 ANGELINH. H. BARTLETT TENT. NO. 4, D. OF V I A regular business meeting of the ieAngeline H. Bartlett. Tent, No. D. l Of ". was held last night, no appli- cat tions received or candidates being 1 Initiated A social was enjoy ed after l the business session
 J. c. TUTHILL CAMP, 1 NO. 1, w. OF w Two candidates were initiated and 1 two applications were received last 1 night by the J. C. Tuthill Camp. No. 1 1, w of W.
 P. T. BARNUM LODGE, NO. 53, K. OF P On Thursday evening, March z6, the P. T. Barnum Lodge. No. 5, will eel t ebrate their twentieth anniversary and d good time will be assured all 1 who attend. Some Of the best local talent will be procured for the pro l gram. The affair will be open to the 1 members and their friends l svEA SICK BENEFTT SOCIETY A well attended meeting was held l last night by the Svea Sick Benefit So- 1 ciety at which time one application I was received The 25th anniversary of the order will be celebrated on 1 May in the Masonic Temple. l COURT NELSON, NO. s,5o4, A. o. F. Court Nelson, No. 8, ,5o4, A. O. F., held a smoker last evening in Magma Charta hall on Fair1eid avenue. Clay pipes were produced at 8 o'clock and were kept burning until a late hour. Vocal selections were rendered by James Glenn, James Brown1ee, c. Martin, J. sedgwick, J. Ward, M. Me- Mellen and H. Callis Remarks were heard from W. Jaznea and w. Lyon.