The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24
FRATERNAL
 DIRECTORY


 Sons of St. George Hold Banquet. The annual banquet Of the two lodges of Sons of st. George was held last night in the Magma Charta hall, 176 Fairfield avenue. Past Supreme President George King odlciated as toastmaster of the evening. Fred and James Walker sang. The guests or honor were Judge F. l.. Wilder Al derman F. M. Wilder and City Clerk made by Judge Wilder and James Walker The predominatfng factor in the decorations were large flags. American and English, which were hung at the head of the table The tables were adorned with candeEbras. stands.
 Park City Lodge. NO. ssz4.
 G. U.. I. 0. o. F. l A regular meeting of the Park City ledge. No. 8644, will be held this even ing at 1119 Broad street Several ap- pIications will be voted upon and a number of candidates will be initiated. Several of the former members will be re-instated and a social will be en- Joyed after the meeting,
 North Star Lodge. No. 4s. I. O G. r. In place of the, meeting of North Star lodge, NO. 4s, l.. O. T.. last night, an auction sale was held the proceeds of which will be fors the building fund.
 Leasing Lodge, No. s4. T. O. O. B. The third degree was conferred on two candidates and one application was received last night by Lessing lodge. No. e4- Tomorrow evening the Iedge will hold a dance and entertain ment fn Germanfal hall A social was enjoyed at the close of the meeting last night.
 EP. IT. Barnum Lodge, No- 53. K of F. .The full degree team of P T. Bar mum Lodge No. 55 worked the rank Visitors from Rochester, N. Y-, were present The entertainment commit tee is planning a social and smoker for next Thursday The committees in charge of the revising of a section Of the bylaws will make f5u report Koerner Lodge No. sss, D. Q. IF. Two applications were received last night to be acted upon at the next meeting. A social was enjoyed after the meeting.
 Pioneer Lodge. No. 117, w o. W. One application was received last night and one candidate was initiated A report was made on the memorial service which was held last Sunday afternoon On May 13 the degree team will confer the third degree. on i've candidates.
 Charity Rebekah Lodge
 No 4, T. o. Q. F. A regular meeting was held last night by Charity Rebekah lodge. NO. f. It was stated that there would be number of candidates to be in- itIated at the next meeting. Nutmeg Esncannpn
 NO. s. [ o.o F. The second degree was worked on two candidates last night by the ds- gree team of Nutmeg Encampment. The entertainment committee is plan ming a social to be held in the near future.
 Uncas Council, No. 25, o. U. m A large attendance was present at the meeting Of Uncas council No. 25. o. U. A M.. last night. The third degree was conferre6 on several can didates and the third and last read ing of fhe amendment to the bylaws were, read
 Gilmore Council R. A.
 
 Preparations were made last night for the whist Wlhich will be given in Colonial hall next Wednesday,. Thoan- as CuI1inan is chairman of the general committee Others are F. Brady, Edward Cronan, Daniel B. Walsh, Thomas Dewitt, D. B. Walsh, Tnpm- as Sfaan1ey B. F. Hamilton, F. J. Green. B. J. Breckbfl, representative of the grand council. made a report last night which proved to be very zf~ t<& n plication was received
 Court Iranfstan
 Court Iranistan met Court Park Cf4y last night in game Of whist This is the s1st game of the series and lead The sc1re is Park City. ss Court rantstan. 4z. 4 short meeting was held previous to the meeting at whfeh one candidate was initiated and 2 few applications were received ( Hawthorne Lodge, NO. g, D. of s. 4 dance followed a short meeting of Hawthorne lodge last night Ma Joney's orchestra furnished the music Refreshments were served during the evening. samue1 E. Harris Lodge.
 No. ss, I. o. 0. F. The members of Sarrue1 IT. Harris lodge will take a trip fo Sratford to- night where the degree team will work the third degree on a class of candi- dates for Oronoque lodge of that place. The Herres1offs, builders of the Reso1ute, a cup defender, and the syndicate owning the yacht have re- doubled their vigilance in keeping in-- formation from the public
 William Hamilton and Carl Hart, wOrazmen, were killed when 2,5o0 pounds of powder exploded at the plant of the DuPont Powder Co. near Uniontown. Pa
 The body Of David J. Roclre of Jer-