The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-03
FRATERNAL
 DIRECTORY
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

II MEETINGS TONIGHT. r Bridgeport Branch Anti-compulsory Vaccination League at 1ss Elmwood 1 avenue.
 r Bridgeport Lodge, Loyal Order Of l Moose, No. 2ss at the Moose Hall on Main street. Bridgeport Medfcaa Association in l the Barnum Institute of Science and 1 History. Danish Brotherhood, Denmark lodge, l No. 37, at 10e State street. Daughters of St. George, Victoria Lodge, No. 1, at 50 Beach street. Daughters of St. George, Martha Washington Lodge, No. 25. at 176 Fair field avenue. s- sssz. s : Improved Order of Red Men, Konck- l apotanaugh Tribe, No. 30, at 1.0S7 Broad street. E4
 Journeymen Barbers' Union at 176 Fairfield avenue
 The Operatic Society Of. Bridgeport at the Seaside Institute. Pattern Makers Association of Bridgeport at SIS Main street. Royal Neighbors Of America, Violet Camp, No 4,241, at 1,11s Broad street. St. Joseph's G. C.. B. s. in St. Jo- seph's convent school hall on Madison avenue near Main street. 7. U. O. G. C., Guiding Star Commend cry, No. 356, at 306 Linwood avenue. United Brotherhood carpenters and Joiners, Local No. 115 of America, at 1,119 Broad street.
 I State street.
 1 Harmony Rebel1ah Lodge, No. 26, in iLessing Hall.
 1 Immediate Relief Society in the Odd ti Fellows hall on the cornerof Broad land Cannon streets
 tf o+ TGi in street
 | Pythian Sisters, Caranthe Temple,
 No. 19, at the Pythfan hall on the cor ner of Main and Cannon streets. Cordova Council, Knights of Colum- bus, in the NAewfield building. I LEcetta Warner Circle, No. 472 at 164 State street s-. f.s-ss sse.- I Bridgeport Lodge. No. 23s, N. E.. O.. l F., at 1s1 State street.
 l Harmony Council, No. s12, Jr. O. U. A. M, at 1s1 State street.
 1 Betsey Ross Council, No 19, Daugh- tens of Liberty, at 181 State street. | St. Patrick's Young Mems T. A. and B. Society at their club rooms, I124 | Main street
 l Lincoln Circle, No 4, Ladies of the I Grand Army, in the G. A. R. hall. Franklin Bartlett Camp, No. Il, s. | of ", at 925 Main street.
 ST PATRdCKss T. A & B. l St. Patrick's Young Mems T. A. and | B. held their first minstrel rehearsal last evening in their club rooms. 1.1A 1 Main street. The characters were as- | signed to the participants of the show 1 COURT NoRDEN.
 Court Norden Lodge, No 129, F. of I ceived three applications. Arrange | ments for an anniversary were made.
 The treasurer's report was very grat- l flying.
 ARIoN LADIES The Ahion ladies held a, dance last ! evening in the Arfon nall, 62 Cannon l street. About 150 people were present | and all expressed it as the best dance l the Arions had ever held.
 SAMUEL H. HARRIS LODGE. NO. 99, T.. O. o. F. Four candidates were initiated and two applications fere received at a 1 meeting Of the Samuel H. Harris Lodge, No. 99,=I O.. O. F.. last even 1 ing. Al committee was appointed to banquet to be held son the 18th of March.
 1 COURT MARINA, NO. 5s, F. OF A.
 A regular business meeting of the | Court Marina, No. 53, FAoresters of | America was held last evening in the 1 south room of the Odd Fellows hall. | One initiation was in order and two | | cided to hold a ladies' night on the | evening of January 16 As this will abe a. public affair, a large attendance is anticipated l.. w Unbotz, resid-
 ing in Los Angeles, sent~a letter say
 ing this his brother, who Is i'll in Los ] Angeles, and who is also member
 Of the local order of FForesters, is rap
 idly improving in health. This news
 was very gratifying to his fellow
 members of Court Marina.
 | I. o. O. T., NO. 1.
 | Four applications were received and
 three candidates were initiated at g
 meeting Of the Independent Order o1 Tigers, No 1, held last evening at 1Ss
 State street It was announced that I the lodge would hold a whist and | dance in the near future. In the fu- | ture, the meeting nights of the lodge will be the first and third Monday of
 each month.
 , COMPANY E., K. OF P. Company F, uniform rahk, Knights of Pythfas, held largely attended
 meeting last evening at 1s1 State 1 street. A short drill took place in preparation for a convention of the New England jurisdiction to be held
 in this city some time in July. BRIDGEPORT COUNCIL,
 NO. 6, JR. O. U. A. M.
 At a largely attended meeting of
 the Bridgeport Council, No. 6, Jr. Or l der of United American Mechanics. l lest evening, it was announced that 1 an open meeting would be held in | their lodge rooms, 1s1 State street, on | Monday evening of next week. AL fired H. Boutell. the pastor of the
 Memorial Baptist church, will be the
 chief speaker of the evening and a
 choir of mixed voices will also be
 present to render a number of selec-
 tions. Addresses by some of the most
 important state officers will take place
 and refreshments will be served after the meeting.
 DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
 The degree team Of the Daughters
 of America announce a dance on the |