The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-29
STAMFORD

Many young people from town as well as from Milford, Bridgeport and New Haven attended the dance given by the Chat Notr club in the Audito- rum Saturday night. The committee in charge were Louis Bristol, Vincent Sexton, Charles Andrews, Emmet Betrdsley and Frederick Garry and they are to be congratulated for the success of the affair. The hall was prettily decorated with colored stream CTS and number of Christmas trees were placed in each corner, making a very attractive, place In which to dance. The music was furnished by Walsh's orchestra of Bridgeport under the direction of Olaf Unbehagen. Luncheon was served during inter mission and all who attended had a very jolly time.
 Among the young ladies present were the Misses Ruby Reed, shadow lace and pink ribbon; May Beardsley, shadow lace, blue trimming; Dorothy Beardsley, pink crepe de. chine; Flora Dufour white over blue messa1ine, marabout trimming; Myra Curtis, blue with white net overdress; Susan Bennetto, gerani1m satin, shadow lace tunic, en train; Sara Rockwell, blue with lace ninaret, fur, banding; Eleanor Ravens, blue chiffon over white shadow lace; Antoinette Baker, white nessaHne, crystal trimming; Juanita Hin white messaline, shad- ow lace tunic; Eliza Graham, blue with white ma rabout; Ina Graham, Bridgeport, white meesaIine; Marcia De1bridge, Bridgeport, pink satin; Bessie Phillips, white 1ace; Louise Topping. white meesa fine, pink satin tunic; Natalie Tait, blue messaIine white trimmings; Antoinette Hoff- man, pink nessaIine; Grace Aufford, pink messa1ine; Ruth Mcdonald, Bridgeport, black chiffon, gold lace NEr D lr rose colored satin with tunfc; Mar garet Sturges. Bridgeport, dark blue chiffon; Molly McNamara, black satin, burnt orange girdfe; Ti11ie AssuIn, white messaline, ceriee chiffon tunfc; Jane Patchen, shell pink satin; Flor ences Zimmerman, blue lowered chif- fon; Esther Roberts, Bridgeport, flow cred chiffon over white; Irene Hunt, Bridgeport, white with Persian chif- ion overdress; Elizabeth Richardson, white lingerie; Helen Root, Milford, pink messaline, net overdress; Helen Simmons, green chiffon en train, rose bud trimming; Betty Gross, Bridge port, tan chiffon: Mildred Somers, blue chiffon, fur trimming.
 The young men who attended were Frank Smith, Roger Briggs, Henry Wells, George Hale, Radford Smith, Sidney Dillingham;, William Futile, Bridgeport; Charles Andrews Yale oSt Stuart Graham, Bridgeport; Webster Conine William Ford, Milford; Ralph Wells, Emmet :. fBeardsley, Raymond Bear dsIey, Raymond Jones, Vincent Sexton, John BennerIo, Clifford Tait, Bridgeport; Frederick Garry, George Roberts, Bridgeport; Charles Richard son, Bridgeport; Marcus Garry, Regi- na1d Meeker, Louis Bristol, Thomas Conine, Charles Lindesay, Gus Her thai, Judson Smith, Stanley Meachen, George Stevens and Chauncy Lewis.
 The Christmas exercises of the Methodist church were held last night. Many people, including young and old, enjoyed the program which follows: Opening song by the school; two songs, Welcome and Happy Christ mas Time by the primary depart ment; song by boys of the primary department; recitation, Mildred Ringe; recitation by Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Wa1lace's classes; song, Mrs. Harry Fairchi1d's class; song and recitation, Miss Hills class; holly drill, Mrs. OImstead's class; recitation and song. Gertrude Yates and Dorothy Peck; song by the school.
 On Wednesday night there will be a watch night service at the Meth odist church to Evhcih every one is in v:ted The meeting will start at about nine o'clock and last until the new year comes III. fte1r65HneIlCS VIII Do served.
 Mrs. Robert Wheeler and her sons, Robert and Edmund, of Warwick avenue, were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Beach or Meriden, recent 1y.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Dew of Bridgeport are visiting Mrs. Dew s parents MT. and Mrs. William Glib born, of Main street
 Miss Marguerite Garry is entertain ing friends from out of town.
 A number of people may be seen playing golf at the Weatogue club these pleasant days Although the club is closed for the winter, many Of the members enjoy motoring to the club and indu1ging in a game of golf. If the pleasant weather continues, 1t is possible that the game can be played way into spring.
 Frederick Garry has been entertain ing Yale, Rorer of West Haven.
 The Red Men will hold their usual weekly meeting this evening:
 The Rambler basketball team was beaten Saturday night by the Glen brook team at G1enbrook. The score was 34 to B. On Jan. 9th the Ram blers will play the second game of the series with the Blue Ribbons. They have one game to their credit already and have hopes of winning the series. On Jan. 9th basketball will again start in town in the Auditorium, much to the pleasure of all basketball fans in town It has not yet been arranged as to what team will play, but it is not necessary to say that it will sure lv he a. fast one. The Ramb1ens hope +o have a. large crowd to witness the