The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-02

line George Mir Tiemann wore the costume of an Arab and Miss George
 be impossible to mention all the cos | tunes. Among the most admired were Mrs. Charles Glover, who made a handsome Indian maiden and 1 amusement for the gallery audience during the entire evening. Among
 the many Japanese costumes, MISS 1 Florence Beecher and Miss Jessie M. 1 Taylor were of handsome silk and l typical Miss Theodore George Of New York city was attractive in a Grec1an 1 gown of white and blue. Miss Jessie Beers in a simple gown of stars and
 stripes with crown, made a hand
 some and stately Columbia and was
 admired with her partner in the | grand march, Jesse Bailey. who wore | a handsome George Washington suit. | Among the attractive young misses, | of Hungarian peasant. Miss Helen
 Kilbride as Bo-Peep. Miss Mary Kill | bride, old fashioned bridal dress, Miss | Florence Bevans was attractive in q | bright Spanish dancer costume. A J cute little girl was tiny Laura Clarlssa Leonard an Indian child, Jack and
 Jill. Bobby Tiemann and Marilla
 George. Q Mrs. J. B. Woodruff was a | quaint picture in blue and white and | typical of Dolly Madison. A couple very much admired during the dance
 as old gentle folks. MT. Curtis car ried off the palm in his actions of | the real old fashioned gentleman with pompadour top coat and muffler
 with a high hat of grey which had | been handed down for several gen
 erations. Among the attractive gen.
 red; Arthur Fairchild Pilgrim Lynne | Pomeroy bright blue naval suit; John
 R. Peck, handsome pirate suit; John Beers, Turk; Herman Tiemann, Sa- ] Charles G. Meeker as Satan and
 Columbia; Miss B. Frances Honan. l old fashioned gown of black velvet;
 Miss Charlotte Minor. aeroplane in | blue and white; Miss Sarah Beers was
 dainty as pink butterfly: Mrs | George Beers, Red Cross nurse: Miss
 Mrs. Harry Rupf, clown in orange
 and Dolly Warden in pink; Charles
 G. Peck and S. Ernest Sanford as
 an old Irish couple; Miss May North
 TOD was very much admired as morn | ing in silver and white and Miss
 Anna Carlson as night in black and
 gold; Rodney Shepard. military uni
 form; Miss Evelyn Chapin. stars and ! stripes; Miss Lois Pomeroy, stars and stripes; Miss Hattie Way of Brook
 lyn; Indian costume; Seated in the
 c. B. Taylor, Mrs. Augustus Peck,
 MT. and Mrs. Vim. H. Hubbell, Miss
 Mary HawIey, Arthur T. Nettleton,
 Mrs. W. J. Beecher. Mrs. s. c. Glow CT, Miss Sarah E. Fairman, Miss Mary Keating, Mrs. S. F. Schermerho Miss Grace Osborne. Mrs. Patrick H.
 Cannon. Miss Corbett, Miss Fanny
 Beers. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Curtis. | MT. and Mrs. Hobart Warner, Misses
 Mary and Florence Warner. Mrs
 Julia Hawley, Miss Kate Tomlin, Mrs. Rupf. Miss Abbie Peck, ". W. Finch.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Beardsley,
 MT. and Mrs. W. N. Mitchell. Mir and
 Mrs. Frank Mitchell. MT; and and Mrs Mrs. ert Mitchell. Miss Ruth Mitchell, MT. | and Mrs A. B. Blakeman, Mrs. Sill man, Mir. and Mrs. Wm- A Leonard,
 Mir and Mrs Frank Wright, William 1 C. Johnson, Miss Elsie Johnson, MT. land Mrs. Levi c. Morris, George | Couch, Mrs D.. w. Gordon, Misses S.
 J. and Elizabeth scudder; Miss Eva
 Jones, Rev. J. H. George. Dr. and Mrs
 F. J. Gale, Miss Grace Doan, MT. and
 Mrs Arthur J. Smith, MT. and Mrs.
 R. H. Beers, Miss Susie Mitchell, MT Carlson, Mrs. Lucy Cavanaugh, Will l liam Honan, Misses Margaret, Gather inc and Jennie Honan, Daniel Honan,
 Miss Edith Peck. Mrs. Alexander Mrs. John B. Peck, Mrs. John R. Peck, Mrs. Wm. Glover, Misses Grace and Ruth Ruff-es, MT. and Mrs. F. C. Platt, MT. and Mrs. James B. Nichols, William Wakeley, Miss Margaret
 Hayes, MT. and Mrs. W. S. Hawley. H. M. Greenman. The affair woS very enjoyable, the only disappointg feature to a large majority of participants be- ing the early removal of masks after the first dance. Refreshments of punch and coke were served under the direction of John Ray and assistants.
 The committee in charge of affairs were Jesse B. Woodhul, S. Curtis Glover, Charles G. Peck, John C.
 Beers, Herman N. Tiemann, Sr-
 An evening of interest especially to all lovers of nature is promised for
 Thursday evening, Jan. f. when Rev: Herbert K Job of the editorial stan
 of the Outing Magazine and an exten- sive lecturer before colleges and audi ences, will be present. The lecture will be illustrated A special rate of 15 cents has been arranged for pu- pills of the Newtown High school. The object in securing the services of MT Job is to promote educational and up- lifting entertainments.
 The benefit whist as announced in last weeks Bee, to be held at the home of MT. and Mrs. James M
 Blackman in the Glen, on Thursday evening, Jan. 4, for the Sandy Hook Library, has been postponed indefin- itely on account of the lecture to be given at the town hall the same even ing by Rev. Herbert K. Job.