The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-21
STAMFORD

cluD VIII De zplayeu III nn1AAo1o oA1 Monday evening.
 k Visiting in South.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Burns of South Main street are visiting friends in Daytona, Fla, where MT. Burns says he. is playing tennis and golf every day MT. Burns is one of the best players of the Weat ogue club and is getting in trim for this season
 Methodist Church.
 Tomorrow morning, Rev B. B. Car penter. the pastor will preach at the Methodist church. In the evening the Bethany Mission will unite in the ser vices and the Rev. Spencer Bray will preach.
 St. James, R. c. Church There will be regular masses at St. James church tomorrow at 8:30 and 10:30. Rev. M. J. O'Connor will de- liver sermon at each service. Episcopal Church
 At the Episcopal church there will be morning prayer at 10;30 with an address on George Washington, the Christian Patriot The confirmation class will meet in the. afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Congregational Church Services of the Congregational church will be held on Sunday, morn ing and evening in the Town hall, which has been kindly granted by the selectmen to the church in it's erner- gency. The intense cold Of last week put the church furnace out of com mission, but it will be ready for use in a few days and the usual meetings will be held in the church on March. 1st. The Sunday school. with the ex- ception of the Primary department. will be held in the Town Hall. The. Endeavor meeting at 6:30 will be held. as usual in the chapel. In the evening Of Sunday the choir will con- duct a patriotic praise service. The public is invited to all the services.
 Biconstra Class.
 The Biconstra class of the Congre- gational church will meet at Mrs. Georgiana Greeley's tomorrow. On account of the condition of the church furnace, several members have of fered their homes for the meetings until the furnace is repaired
 Enjoy Sleigh Ride. A number Of youEg people mostly from the high school enjoyed a sleigh ride to Milford last evening. Mrs. Paul GoodeH and Mrs. John Graham chaperoned the party. A large sleigh was ready at the center at o'clock and ths young people sang and made merry all the way over to. Milford where they stopped to see the .'mov- ses" before returning. 4 lunch was brought Oy the B1FiS WQ1cn was en- joyed on the way home
 Taxpayers Club Dance
 Tonight the Taxpayers Improve dance in the town hall Dennison-s orchestra will furnish the music and a large number will surely be present.
 Successful Whist
 A very successful whist was held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Wood svn Stratford avenue, last evening. The affair was a financial as well as so- ing was enjoyed.
 Church Social
 Next Friday the little folks of the Congregational Sunday school will have a social in the lecture room, Games, charades. story telling will be enjoyed after which refreshments will be served. Tickets may be ob- tained from Mrs CogsweIf or MT. Mall lett.
 Personal Items
 Mrs. Isaac Beach. of Meriden, is visiting Mrs. Robert Wheeler, of War wick avenue.
 Miss Mary Griffin, Of White Plains, is renewing acquaintances in Strat- ford, her. former residence.
 Louis Bristol is spending the week end with his parents on Judson Place
 Miss Gladys EIweu, of Bridgeport, is visiting friends in town
 Herbert Aufford, of Judson Place, is confined to his home with the measles.
 A number from town attended the Criterion ball at the StratfieId, last evening.
 Russen Beardsley who was taken sick with scarlet fever recently is i'm proving slowly.
 The post office will be closed on in oh toms Birthday.
 Miss Mildred Beckwith, of Gui1ford, is visiting friends in town
 Church E,ntertadn1nent
 On Tuesday evening there will be an entertainment in the Auditorium for the benefit of St. James Church. The affair will be of a musical nature. the program. Dancing will be enjoy ed afterward.
 Birthday Party
 Yesterday afternoon, Mrs Harry Hunt, of Broad street, entertained a number of little folks. for her daugh- ter, Marion, in honor of her fourth birthday About a dozen little tots. enjoyed games and singing after which they were treated to a delight ful luncheon. The table was decor a.ted with cherries and Iatchets for Washington's birthday. Among those who were present were: Mary How land, Harold Lowell, IT,, Sonny Lewis, Margaret Hunt, Virginia St. John, Donald SilIfman, Dorothy SiIliman, Byron Parks, and Marion Hunt
 The Congregational people will wor- ship in the Town hall next Sunday morning and evening. A special pa tr1otic praise service has been arrang- ed for the evening. Dr. Packard will preach in the morning on Mission in the Hom meland" as affected by Caste The furnace in the church was put out of order in the late cold spell and new castings have to be provided. ATLANTIC COAST LINE