The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-07
STAMFORD
coNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.

At the Congrega ationaI church TO- morrow there will be a speaker rom the Bridgeport Christian Union in th~ morning In the evening the pastor, Rev. E. N. Packard, will preach
 ST. JAMES R. c. CHURCH
 There will be regular masses at the St. James R. c. church tomorrow Tnorning at s:ao and 1o:ao. Rev NJ J. O,Connor will preach at both ser vices
 STAMFORD M E. CHURCH. In the absence of the pastor, Rev. F. C. Carpenter, a former pastor. Rev. MT. Jeffries of New Haven, will preach at the Methodist church both morn ing and evening Great interest is be- ing manifested in the evangelistic ser vices in Babylon, L. l.. where MT Carpenter Is helping in special ser vices this week.
 CLAM CHOwDER SUPPER.
 On Thursday, February 12th, the Home Missionary society of the Meth odist church will give a c1am ,chowder supper in the Sunday school room In the basement of the caurch. Suppers given by the Methodist church are al ways looked forward to and this one will be no exception.
 FEW ATTEND DANCE.
 Owing to the wet weather last night there were very few people at the dance held by Shaw. and Morehouse iIs the Auditorium Those who did at tend had an enjoyable time, how ever. The prize wa1tz- which was to have been danced did not take place, but probably will next week Friday
 EMBROIDERY CLUB
 The Red Rose Embroidery club met yesterday at the home of Mrs Wade Cook on Warwick avenue. After the meeting a delightful luncheon was
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 CONDITION WORSE.
 George Burbank, who seven weeks ago fell in front of Plumb & aBr-- +ram's store and broke his leg, will be obliged to remain at the Bridge port hospital for some time yet, as the operation of setting the bone was un- successful. The bone slipped out of place and the operation will neces- sarily have to be performed again Very likely MT. Burbank will be able to use his leg but little If at all, which fact his many friends are indeed sorry to hear.
 VEGETABLE WHIST.
 On Wednesday of next week there will be vegetable whist given by Mrs. Louis Burritt for the benefit of the Pootatuck Yacht club, at Odd Eel loWs,i hall Score earos will be sold at the door and the prizes will be diff ferent vegetables such as baskets of potatoes. turnips and many others worth winning The whist is only Burritt who is working hard to help swell the fund for the new club house which will be built.
 PERSONALS.
 Mrs Forester Bishop of Bridgeport was a visitor in town yesterday.
 Ralph Parks of East Broadway will spend Sunday with friends in An sonia.
 Emmet Beardsley is spending the week end with his parents in town.
 Miss Alice windsor of Bridgeport is the guest of Miss Ruby Reed of Blake man place
 Miss Victoria Clrneo of Milford has been visiting friends in town.
 Mrs. Clarence Goodel1 is slowly i'm proving at the Bridgeport hospital where she was taken a few days ago on account of pneumonia.
 SUCCESSFUL WHIST
 Last evening the Ladies Altar so- ciety of St James R. c. church gave a very successful whist at the home of Mrs Hugh Hamilton on Broadbridge avenue In spite Of the rainy weather large number were present The /whists. of which. several have been given this winter, are very popular as we'll as successful.
 NUT-NUT CLUB SOCIAL.
 On next Saturday evening the Nut Nut club will hold a box sociaI al their rooms on Nichols avenlie Each lady who attends will bring box lunch for two. A pleasant evening has been planned for by the commit tee in charge of affairs. Husic will be furnished by, Dennison's orchestra
 F1REMENsS DANCE.
 Final preoaration,s are. being made for the 34th annual ball to be given ATId1 fc7;1 Inv men on Tuesday evening. A number Of tickets have been sold and the af- fair will certainly go far ahead o1 previous dances given by the fire men as far as being sa success is con- cerned Walsh'ts orchestra will fur nish music for two-steps, swaItzes and the tango in moderation