The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-23
work throughout the state.


 The Concordia Singing society held 8 social last evening at 189 State street, following which dancing was in order It was also decided to hold similar affair on every Thursday evening during the winter months.
 North Star Lodge, | o. e. IT.
 The North Star lodge. I. o. G. T., gave a. whist party last evening in the rooms of the Daughters of Amer icay 181 State street. There were 25 present and 29 tables were in occupa- ton by the players. The proceeds req lized from the affair will be given to the building association Of the lodge. Charity Rebekah Ipdge,No 4, I.O.oE
 Two propositions were brought be- fore kthe meeting of Charity Rebek ah lodge, No. 4. I. O. o. F. last evening and two applications were also re- ceived. rehearsal was conducted in a very pleasing manner for the table work which will be carried on through out the season. IA committee was ap- pointed to arrange for the entertain nleiats which will be held weekly for the next three months
 Gilmore Council, No. 1864, R. A.
 The installation of the officers for the ensuing year took place at a gath ering of Gilmore Council, No 1884, Royal Arcanum, last evening and was as follows: Regent, F. Brady; vice regent. T. Shan1ey: past regent, E. T.. Hamiltons orator, Daniel Boyle; secre ta.ry, E. P Leonard; collector, F. J.. Breckbill; chaplain, T. Birmingh am ;; guide. T. Devet; warden, E. Crorlin; sentry. J. Nary; trustee. F. F. Bady Three applications were received dur ing the meeting.
 Court Iranistan, F. of A.
 Three applications were received and two candidates were initiated at a meeting of Court Iranistan, F. of A. last evening. After short business session, a pinochIe tournament took place between Park City Court and Iranistan Court of which the former were the victors.
 Lillian Keller Lodge, No. 2.
 At a meeting of Lillian Keller lodge, No 2, held last evening it was de- cided that the four homes of brother hood would anaIgamate and in the future they would meet in one body Two applications were also received and more will be voted upon at the next meeting.
 Ladies Auxiliary. No. 10, A. o. IT.
 The Ladies Auxiliary, No. 10, A. O.. H. gathered in session last night at which time two candidates were in itiated and five applications were re- ceived- At 9:3o the meeting was aug n1ented by John MeCay, the blind musician, who asked for the co-opera- ton of the lodge in an entertainment he is planning for next Friday even- ing. The members Of the order read fly consented to give all the aid that they possibly could. Following the departure of the blind musician they appointed a committee to arrange for the entertainment and the following program was prepared:
 Part Piano duet, Norma; vocal duet. How Beautiful is Night; so- .prano solo. .sKil1arney'';; humorous song. ITO Jolly Good Laugh; piano solo, "Amoroso''; baritone solo, The Bells Of St. Mary's''; duesS (humorous) j, "h1r. and Mrs. Smith, 2 a domestic quarrel; comic character 4zetch, Gin costume1, e"The Old RoIlick
 Part 2-Piano solo, ssThe Alpine storm; vocal duet. "The Han That once Thro' Tara's HalIs'; be Sone solo, "On to Philadelphia; speca. Ans of Irish wit and hunor; soprano solo, s.Sing Sweet Bird; piano solo. .sIl Trovatore,'; inpersonations:A vocal duet, ..Oh, That We Two Were May ing.''
 This concert will be conducted ex-