The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05

tfon at 671 Barnum avenue.
 Woodmen Of the World, Park City Camp. No. 59. at 62 Cannon street.
 Grand Army of the Republic, Elias Howe. Jr.. Post No. g. at the Sturde- ! want building, 925 Main street
 KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES.
 AMERICAN TENT. MO. 3
 The <Knightssof the Maccaibees held a very important meeting last evening in their lodge rooms. 62 Cannon street Six applications were received and it. was announced that the grand rally would take place on the evening of the third Wednesday of March and that delegations from Hartford, An sonia and sStamford would be present. ] The treasurer reported $500 in the treasury
 ADBLPHIAN LODGE
 NO. 80, I. o. O. F.
 A. special meeting or the Adelpllian Lodge, No. 80, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, took place last evening in the Odd Fellows hall, Broad and Cannon streets. he purpose of the meeting was to work a degree on sev- era1 candidates by the past grands. PARK CITY. MO. s.e44.
 c. U. o. o. 0. F..
 The Park City Lodge. No. s.644, Grand United Order of Odd Fellows. held a meeting Last evening in their
  engagements were made for the regular annual reunion which will be held Feb. Is. AS this win be a free affair, a large number of people are expect ed. The evening" s enjoyment will con sist of vocal and instrumental .se1ec- tions and a number of recitations.
 YOUNG EMMEsT CLUB
 The Young En1met Gaelic Athletic .cIub held their fourth annual dance last evening in HTbernian- hall and much enjoyment was expressed by the merry dancers. It wuS a great suc- cess both socially and financially The old fashioned lanciers as well as a number of the more modern dances were the feature of the evening. The young ladies were dalntiy gowned in shinme ering silks and satinS and as they glfded along the waxed floor they made a. very pretty ka1eidoscopic eff feet, the whole completing charming picture
 BRIDGEPORT LOCAL
 NO. 4. N. A. s. E. The BrfdEeport Local, No. 4, Ma tforraI Association of Stationary En- gineers, held a meeting last evening at 176 Fairfield avenue and a large amount of business was transacted Matters concerning their 30th annual banquet were discussed and arrange ments were made for the state con vention which will be held in this city some time during June. Preparations ] were made for a lecture. the subject of which will be .tCoal Analysis w. s. WinsIow of New York who recent ly graduated from Columbia college. will make an address. All the mem bers of the association will be in formed of the time and place Of the affair A delegation has been appoint ed to visit the Danbury local on the evening of Saturday, February '. A  NEW ENGLAND ORDER
 OF PROTECTION Thirty-seven new members were in itiated into the New England Order of Protection last night at a joint class initiation held by Park City, Sterling and Schiller lodges on the oc@ casion Of the regular meeting of Park City lodge, the work being done by the splendid degree team of Fort Hale l lodge of New Haven. Park City lodge contributed 27 of the candidates and l Sterling had ten. All the visitors 1 made remarks and especially pleas 1 ing were those of Supreme Treasurer I who explained thoroughly the very I satisfactory financial condition of the order, he telling in particular Of the splendid surplus that is accommodating each month. MT. Sanbornf has been in 1 his present position for the past 15 years and is also a. member Of the | Rhode Island legislature. Grand War I den William G. Cexeter of Hartford declared that the recent increase in the membership of the order was so I great as to exceed all expectations 1 Supreme Warden Frank E. Fill of l New Haven, Grand Secretary John J. l Minnix of New Haven, Grand Vice l Warden John E Lyddy of Bridgeport, | Past Grand Wardens P. E. Whe1an of New Haven and James L. Christie of 1 Bridgeport, Grand Treasurer Freder- ick A. Drew of Ansonza and others { were among those present who spoke l Following the meting social session | was held and refreshments were I served.
 MAYFLOwER COUNCIL. D. OF A. l Mayhower Council, D. of A. at their meeting last evening, received two applications and initiated three new members. Plans were considered for | a busy social season for the rest of the winter months and for the build ing up of the council with new mem bers and the reinstatement of former l workers in the council. The council will hold a short meeting next Wed nesday evening commencing at 7:3o D. m-. on account of the whist and pin- ochle social in their hall. The State Past Commanders association will, in