The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-11
STAMFORD


 This evening the Greenfield Hill grange will be entertained by the To- cal order in their lodge rooms. A special program has been arranged for the evening and it is hoped that all members will be in attendance. The program will be follows:
 Present conditions and future pros pects of market gardening in Strat- ford, J. E Holmes, George Meachen. George Jagoe. R. Q. Spamer and W. I. Lrobde11.
 Headings. Hattie Beard and William Cooper.
 Recitations, E. F. Van De Bogart and Mrs. George Macdonald.
 After the meeting refreshments will be served.
 wEATOGUTE MEETING
 Members of the Weatogue Country club have been notified of the meet ing which is to De held at the club house on next Tuesday, The meeting was adjourned on last Tuesday on account of the small attendance so that it is hoped a large number will be able to be present at the coming meeting. Several important ques- tfons will be discussed, among them the advisabiIity of amending two ar tfcIes of the constitution, namely, to increase the family membership dues from s17 to s2O and ladies from $s to
 
 from 200 to 25O
 The question of adding new tennis courts will also be talked up and many irnprovennefl and changes vot- ed on so that each member is urged to be present. The meeting will be at the club house at o'clock.
 dENS CLUE MEET
 On Monday night the Mems club of the Congregational church will hold their regular monthly meeting in the chapel. Clarence Swan of East Broad street will give an illustrated talk on Ancient and Modern Signboards of the Sea- MT. Swan has talked be- fore at the Mems club and is very .n- teresting. Ladies are especially in- vited to attend this meeting.
 REBEKAH WHIST.
 At the whist to be given by tie Evening Star Rebekah lodge in Odd Fellows hall, Monday evening. re- freshmerts wfM be served. after the game instead of clam chowder sup per being served before as has been stated Many handsome prizes have been donated for the whist and it is quite probable that a large number will attend.
 PERSONALS.
 Mrs Cornelius Thompson of Main street has been visiting her mother Mrs. Rockwell. in Fairfield.
 Louis Kelly of St. Johns drug store is entertaining his cousins from An, sonia.
 Mrs Charles B1akeman and Miss Martha Andrews of Easton are visit ing Mrs Blalcernan's brother, E.. W. Hall, Of South Main street.
 John Graham Of Warwick avenue was a recent visitor in Hackensack. N- J.
 Miss Sylvia Delbridge, who has been 7fuf%4 turned to her home in Fairfield.
 TO GIvE LECTURE
 On next Friday evening. James W. Erwfn will give an illustrated talk on the Wonders and Glories of Califor- nia," under the auspices of the Mems club of the Congregational church. MT. Erwin is a. resident of California. and has many beautifud colored views of that state which he will he will show. The lecture will be in the Con- gregational church and should attract a large number.
 WHIST TUESDAY
 On Tuesday of next week another of the very popular whists being giy- en by the Ladies' Altar society Of St., James church will be held in the Au- ditorium. The affair is being arranged by Miss Catherine Scherer and the Misses Duwney of this town and it IS planned to have very enoySble eve ming. Many beautiful prizes will be been donated. The proceeds will be