The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03
STAMFORD

TouzoTroa evening there sa tD bo e meeting Of the connecticut Associa- ton Opposed to Women's sunrage at the home Of 16ias Catherine Enal at 2,pss Main street, next to taa Con grezafional church. The meeting F1ill be an open one and every one ~ lae vtted to attend, men as wen as wo- men Addas LS1cy Price one of eAG leaders of the association W1 1r present to address the meeting and she will no doubt have a great many the first meeting Of it's kind to na head In Stxatford Since the Strat1ord o- mems Suhrage association was aEzn- ized there have been several nna meetings held In town to try ana believers in the cause. Tomorrow eVa- ming the people VII have a chancs r hear the arguments put foEth py a antis.
 GLASS RECITATION
 Next Thursday evening Jrns 11th. tne junior class Of Ene local hsgh school will give q reception in honor annually and ts always DIaazant one. This year # VIII be held at tho home Of Miss nEE1dred EeIton, one 8e the popular members of the iunior class, at 1.065 straEeord avenu9
 MUSICAL. CONCEPT.
 A large number of tsoEeta hags sl- ready been sold for the concert to re odfst church under the auapceg rE the Woman's Home 1Iassionary ao- ciety Of the church. An excellent pNc- gram has been arranged Tor the eVer- ing and several well lrnoEgn aololet9 win be heard, also me boy e1odution- ast. Master EsusdeIa -aaomDson o2 sael- ton.
 SUFFRAGE aE1rIlSG.
 The annual meeting of the sH ford Women's Sunrege asscclati1u was held in the town han thls oetal- noon at o'clcck. Infection cG ofl-z4G for the coming year took place bczLde1 other important bTainesS. 1fss Elcr- ence sherman a noted suffrage wa- CT and speaker was present aE fe meeting and gave a short faaE lD tho large number Of members who attend ed. AEtHs Sherman told Of the v7oIr going on in New York and hoW e IE progressing
 PERSONALS
 Raymond Beards1ey has been euses- taintng Francis v7aa1eman of West port
 Prof. Raymond aEunson aTrlved home yesterday from State GpueEe Penn. where he has been snEased ae instructor in history.
 Miss Eleanor Hines Of tl1la town among those who sans at tls recent pupils recital given by ALEE 6 HawIey Davis at the stratdeId
 Mrs. Nelson York Waa q recent i- ftor In Southport.
 Rev. 16r. Hall who esr GeveErI weeks has filled the D4lplt af tao local Episcopal church has lsft EIati1la for the south where he eWtll prsaet.
 RIcHOI UcK
 Tonorrow afternoon the waddins c Miss Olive R Bucl to nECgneE W Nichols win tal1e place an Ezatl1E, Miss Buck is the daughter Cf l4E. 8nd Mrs. George Buck of Eln street whose hcnne the ceremony Tl f I place. AEr. NsclaolE ds a ret New Canaan, Conn. ,1Elss Ecl1 I quite well known an town. aE4lu lived here for several years.
 cHURcH sAdR1
 Many useful and fancy arEic1e1 win be on sale at the ConEraa1ir t1 church chapel on Friday from ultl o'clock The sa1o VIII as under tht auspices of the Mission league ana the proceeds wdl1 be used for ho and foreign missions Lc8 cream win De sold also and tea VIII be sered lu real Japaness style by 1Glrs c1r1el Judson, who 3s a naisasouaeg to IoF.1n and is well acqua1ntad with an are customs Of that couuk
 9zEsVg LsJRgCH CART George E1 Ba2ernan who con the lunch room and the Colonlsa n at the center. has opened a new 1 cart at the corner of strate1rd and Bruce avsnue&
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