The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-22
CRITERION CLUB
ENTERTAINS WITH
DELIGHTFUL DANCE
Many Members of Younger So
cial Set Attend Function at
the Sratfield Last Night

Eclipsing the best Of it's former sue
cesses, the Criterion Club, a popular
social organization, last night gave
delightful dance at the Stratfield.
Yesterday proved to be one of the
finest days Of spring and was ideal
for the dance.
SpeidePs orchestra, personally di-
rected, rendered a progr.m of twenty
four dances and st the intermission
dinner was serves a la carte.
The patronesses were Mrs. Howard
A. Ayre, Mrs. Leonard l.. Crabtree,
Mrs. Louis d. Ginand, Mrs. J. Clifford
Griffin, Mrs. William Nothnagle, Mrs.
William A. Nothnagle, Mrs. Leslie E.
Vaughan
The entertainment committee were
Messrs. Charles HI. Bailey, Harold P.
Naramore and C. w. Walker, Jr., and
assisting them We're o. Howard Hall,
Charles z. H. KisEner, Frederick G.
Lehman, Earl w. Russell and Harry
o. Wheeler Nothing was left undOne
to make the annual dance a success.
Among the numerous members and
guests were the following ladies and
gentlemen: Miss Mary hartley, green
messaline and Jewels: Miss Alene
Ayres, apricot messalins and violets;
Miss Helen Havens, yellow embroid-
cred net; Miss Helen Stagg. white silk;
Mrs. H. T. Nettleton, white silk and
point lace; Miss Ada Barber, pink
marquisette and silk: Miss Clara Mer-
riman, white silk with embroidered
corsage; Mrs J. d. karIe, blue silk
Brooklyn, coral silk meteor with chif-
fon tunic; Miss Ruth Griffin, green
crepe de chine; Mrs. s. r. Dodge, pink
jacquard and black spsngles; Miss
Ruth Brown, yellow silk and yiolets;
Mrs. Charles Rohrback, green and
white silk; Miss Julia Griffin, pink
crepe de chine; Mrs Char es Gregory,
dard, pink embroidered crepe de
chine; Miss Mabel Tolles, blue en-
broidered chiffon. Miss Martha Hurd,
blue satin and PEARLS; Miss May Top
ping, pink silk and crystal garnitures;
Miss Lillian Jensen, Bristol, Conn,
yellow silk; the Misses Lynge, hand
some gowns of marquisette and chif-
fon; Miss Wilhelr,ina Reid, blue silk;
Miss Solari, blue silk and crystal; Miss
NJ Neilman, pink silk and pearl en-
broidery; Mrs. William Nothnagle,
black cloth and red roses
Mrs. Leslie Vaughan, black chiffon
over lavender; Miss A. II. Robinson,
white chiffon over green with rosebud
corsage; Mrs. A. NJ. Vack, white en-
lavender over white satin: Miss Edna
Williams, blue silk and sweet peas;
Mrs. l.. D. Ginamd, white silk, en-
broidered in blue; Mrs j. c. Griffin,
blue silk and embroidery; Mrs. Edwin
S. Hurd, pink silk and violetS; Miss
Mildred Otis, pink satin and spangles;
Mrs. Leonard Crahtree, white en-
broidered net with violets; Mrs. Will
liam A. Nothnagle, white embrOid-
cred wolfe and lace. Mrs. Howard
Ayre, white embroidered gown and
sweet peas; Mrs. r P Champney, New
York, white silk AMI rose point; Mrs
w. h. Silliman, pink satin; Miss j. H.
Bracken, white poplir ana pearls; Miss
Grace BesticB, blue silk; Mrs. Gerry
Treadwell, pink silk: Mrs. Charles J.
Ketcham, white net over coral; Miss
Mary Kellogg. white marquisette over
pink satin; Miss Helen Ryan, yellow
silk and lace; Miss Ber<e1a Domser,
embroidered wolfe over white; Miss
Florence Ba; Der, white with blue silk;
Miss Ethel POLAND, yellow crepe de
chine and lace; Mss Elsie futile, blue
silk and lace.
Miss Anna May Hommett, blue satin
and violets; Miss Louie Topping,
pink embroidered poplin; Miss Mabel
Dorus, pink chiffon and crystals; Mrs.
J. P. Frisbie, printed taupe meteor;
Miss Cera Polle!, blue marquisette,
lilies of the valley; Miss Evelyn Gree
ley, pink silk and crystals; Miss Adele
Broad, yellow chiffon and gold; Miss
Bessie Stone, white null. and violets;
Miss Marguerite Schwerdtle, en-
broidered lace over mesSaline and
sweet peas; Miss r. A. Edwards, blue
satin with marabou; Miss Dorothy
Beach, pink messaiine and chiffon;
Miss Grace Hamilton, black chiffon
over old rose; Miss Edith Stevens,
n
Hardy, pink silk. violets; Miss Grace
A. Close, blue chiffon over silk and
trimmed with maranou; Miss G. E.
Burnett, apricot sa tin and crystal;
Miss Roselyn Barley, embroidered
blue chiffon and crystals; Miss Sara
Gerblch, coral and marquisette; Miss
Ida Lovegrove, blue embroidered silk;
Miss Helen Huntington, Boston, laven-
der marQuesette.
Miss Marion Morrill,, Boston, white
and violcts; Miss Mildred
Vanstone, pink satin and crystal; Miss
Marie Pastine, Helen pink over white;
Miss Alkaline Cuneo, Jersey City, white
satin embroidered with silk; Miss Mar
guerite Kusterer, pink broacade, vio-
lets; Miss Madalfne Sterling, pink vel
vet and marabou: Mss Nellie Wilcox,
beaded blue satin, orchids; Miss Annie
Laurie Nordbeck, blue messaline; Miss
Charlotte L. Angavin, bordered chif-
fon; Miss S. Schumann. yellow with
white lace; Miss Br't;in, lavender mes
saline; Miss May l. Cullinan, Madison,
n. J., blue messaline and crystals; Miss
Ruth Evans, yelleV Popl,n; Miss Gid
den, Brooklyn; Miss amy Miller, Wat
Miss Adalail Weeks, Brook
lyn, N. Y; Miss Killings, New York
city; Messrs. Henry G. Marcy, Buff
falo; HUMPHREYS, New York city; John
c. Hall, Waterbury: and the following
gentlement: A. T. King, Frank
Damtoft, Lester Burdict, Robert
Smith, L. P. Ashman, Frederick See
ley, Jr, Jacob Neil, Fred Lovegrove,
F. Daniels, Milton Bassett, J. B. Smith,
w. K. Leach, Herbert. NJ. Wade, DR..
J. P. Frlsbie, II. Vanstone,
Herbert Bottom1Ay. A. J. Jorgensen,
Sdmund Woerner, Roland Lane, Harry
Morrison, Jr., E. L Hubbell, Charles
S. Ferret, w. f. DOMINIC, Fred Porter,
L. L. Treadwell, Arthur Gum, l.. r.
Darling, H. w. Silliman, DR.. r. A.
Gaming, Frank N4illigan, A. J. MILL
gan, o. Howard Hail, Jr., r. Lewis,
Harry Nothnagle W A. Nothnagle,
Oscar Widinghoff. Max Kirschner,
Coles, Howard Avre, Frank Almond,
F. Cone, Leroy w. Mix, G. Garner,
Chester Williams, L. Wheeler, Earl p.
Livermore, Ivan MorehoUse, i. p. err
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