The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-07
STRAI'FORDi

long drawn out town IueeItAS with plenty of arguments is expected sthis evening when the squesuaoh oA resciuddng the vote concerning the s school on Nichols avenue comes De fore +he voters of Stratford-s At the town meeting of February 3rd it was voted to place a. four room pultoansz on the London property on N1cnois avenue The matter has, however, 5 been discussed since the meeting ana many see the matter in a different l1eht now and would favor building the school further west perhaps on Broa6brdde avenue, or soIneWnere in tbat vicinity. Tonight the matter u-,1I dt is hoped, be brought to. a close with 11es chance for reconsider ing and having the subject brought up again
 RED MEN MEET.
 1ast evening the members of Oaxe-. muck tribe of Red Men held a roll call meeting in their wdgwa1n at when very nearly all of the members were ,srass spent great chiefs from different tribes in the state being present Sev- eral were heard in short talks: Louls E. Peck, first sachem, gave com pIete history of the organlza1on anu Asa L. Parketon told of the many achieyem ents of the tribe during the few years of it's existence in Stratford- vocal solos and selections by the Oke- muck band were listened to arter which a fine supper was served on the lower floor of the town hall
 wEATOGUB NnE1EFTNG
 All members of the Weatogue Coun- try club are urged to attend the am nual meeting at the club house this evening, as several matters of impor- tance will be brought up and the Eopinfon of each member is desired Matters pertaining to the golf course and to the addition planned for the club house will be talked of, also the raising of the dues, and of special fn- terest to most of the younger mem bers, the laying out of two extra ten his courts
 BRIDGE PARTY Yesterday afternoon the Misses May and Dorothy Beardsley of Judson place entertained about a dozen young ladies at a bridge party in honor of their guest. Miss Dorothy Prentice, i of Worcester. Mass. The game was followed by dancing and refreshments. Among the young ladies present were the Misses Ariena Curtis, Marjorie sd1liman, May Topping, Louise Top- ping, Dorothy Prentice and Mrs. Well lington Walker.
 TO HOLD WHIST
 The Sewing Circle of Evenang Star Rebekah lodge will hold another whist this evening at the home of Mrs. J. l s. Clinton on North Main street Sew l eraI have been held already and have | proved very popular. Playing will begin at 6:3O and many fine prizes I have been donated. Everyone is in- | vited to attend
 PERSONALS
 MT and Mrs Harry Burnes, Jr., Of | South Main street recently attended 1 the wedding of Harold Benham and
 Miss Dorothy Address in New York 1 city.
 I Horace Work left town today fo1 his home in Madison, N. J., where he will enjoy his Easter vacation. I Miss Alice Windsor of Bridgeport I was a visitor in town Sunday. I This afternoon as well as yesterday the pupils of the Franklin school gave an entertainment for ike benefit o1 the piano fund, which was a fine suc- cess and was enjoyed by all who at tended.
 HIGH SCHOOL PLAY May 8 has been set for the date l when the senior class of the loca. High school will present the play Miss Fearless & Co.," which they are now preparing, for the affair vii surely be a success according to the way in which rehearsals are now go ing.
 SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
 The pupils Of the fourth and fift1 } grades of the Center school are re hearsing for an entertainment to b, given the first part of May. Scene from Maeterlincks Blue Bird, vii
 be presented. Miss Black is assistin, the young people.