The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
HARTFORD


 Saturday evening. the Tally-Ho club
 gave their first i1rforulaI dance at the Auditorium and needless to say it was a Very successful venture. The hall was rprehtiIy decorafted, palms ferns and daffodals being used to carry out the color hcheIne of green and yelloW, tho club colors. The musicians were hidden behind mum nero1s ferns and palms and one corner of the room swas arranged as a cozy corner. for the patronesses q
 Among several large palms were placed a comfortable green wicker sework settee and chaars, also a table on which was large bouquet of daf-sl fcdHls, making a de11ghtful spot where the. patroIfesses might receive those who attended. Punch and waters were served from two small tables which were also decerated width d ffoeiils and ferns sT . ssesss
 suspended g large square box sgreen paper from the sides Of which the words ssTally- Ho'' had been cut.
 During severaisof tha dances all the lights were turned out but the middle 0ne wlhdch threw beaaItiful pale, green light over tine dancers. Wood il1rlf'k oresestra furnished program of sixteen numbers Z q Among the ladies present were the patromeeses, Mrs. William Bristol and Mrs William H. St, John. the former being goTvned in yellow, draped with embroidered net and trimmed, with touches of black. the latter in a beau tifM white lingerie gown. Miss Juani- ta Hines SvIlite satin, crystal trim ming and rose satin gtrdle. Miss Flor ence Zimmerman, manze satin, maize chiffOnt oyerdreeS. Mrs. Harold c. Lowell. pale lavender crepe de chine ! trl1nIned with white lace and touches of deep lavender satin. Miss Florence Lewis, blue anessaIines aolue chiffon overdress crystal bead trimmings. Miss Marguerite Garry, white en- broid cred net over white nessaline. Miss Antoinette Baker white char mouse, crystal tHinrndng. Miss Nat aIie Coulter, pink satin, pink beaded stunic. Miss Ruby Reed, white shadow luce, pink satin ribbon bands beneath houncee Miss Irene Hunt, pink char mouse and white lace. Miss Dorothy Bennett, white taffeta with white lace pink gir d1e Miss Isabelle Ba- ker, blue messaline trimmed with net and pouches of pink. Miss Helen Root, pink 1nesSa1dne, white lace. Miss Bessie Phillips, coral silk mudl and white lace. Miss Kathryn Blaekman, pink nessalfne, pink beaded net tdnic, fur bandfngs. Miss Louise Morier. white messaldne, pink trimming. Miss Ethel Hoilghton. white null, pink sat in sash Miss Lorraine FNollett, blue rnessaIine with blue chiffon tunic, lace and crystal bead trimming. Miss Lou ise Duforlr, wine colored satin, white chiffon turic- Miss Molly McNaznara, coral rnlllI Ilinaret T'uffles. baby blue velvet girdle. Miss Antoinette Hoff- man, Wilsc-l blue brocaded silk, white shadow lace wadst, pink roses Miss Susan Bennetto, black crepe meteor corsage Miss EaiIla Toucey, geaaniuan pink satin brocade, tun1c Of white shadow lace. Miss Bertha Edwards, white shadow lace bodice. American beauty satin. Miss Dorothy Capps, cerise crepe de chine, shadow lace hchu. Miss Alice Win dSor pale law ender Sainin, trimmings of pale yellow and lace. Miss May Beardsley, white lace with blue satin sash. Mrs. How | ard Franklin, purple messaline with overdress of same shade. Miss Marion l Walsh, blue chiffon tunlic over white l saline pearl trdm1ning. Miss Annie | LaaIrie Nordbeck, pink chiffon over same shade of messaline bead trim | innings Miss Helen Meath pale blue | satfn, black velvet trimming. Miss | Eliza Graham, blue satin with white | Baker white lawn, tunic of same ma | terial Miss Hazel Badrd, white lin gerie Miss Luella Wright, blue cI1if- | ion over blue messa1ine, pink satin trd711rning
 Among the young men present were Garry, Harold Lowell, Frederick Lew is, Edmund Wheeler, Charles An drewsy Donald Root, Gus Herthal, | Henry Wells, Charles Smith. James Grouse, D. Garry. Harold Bristol. Louis Bristol, Charles Everett, Web cent Sexton, EHnInet Beardsley, John Benaletto Russell Ayers, Berton Smith, Fred Graves, Stuart Foster, Ario Walker, Howard Franklin, Roger Beers. Roswell Bliss, Lester Baldwin and William Wilson
 Funeral of Mrs. NTeachen
 The funeral of Mrs. Henry Meachen, who died late Friday night of heart disease, was held this afternoon from her late home on sol1th Elm street. was in Union cemetery, | Rev. pr. B. N. Packard officiating.
 Mrs. Meachen before her marriage | was Miss Cornelia. Bunce. She was a of Rebekah lodge, No. 22, and also of the Congregational church In which she was greatly interested. De- ceased had been sick for the past two years. but was confined to her bed bit about three weeks She is sur vfved by her husband, Henry Meach- en, who was a. town selectunan for a number of years; son, Samuel | Meachen, and daughter, Mrs. Ada Goddard, and five grandchildren re- siding in Stratford and five residing in Huntingdon The five Stratford | grandchildren are Henry, Stanley, | Cormelia and Samuel Meachen and f Walter Goddard, JF.
 It was only a short time ago that MT. and Mrs. Meachen celebrated their hftieth wedding anniversary at which many of their friends were present who will now be grfeved at her sud den death. L
 FireInen's Dance
 The 38th annual dance of the Strat- ford fire department will be held in l TuttIe's Auditorium, Tuesday evening, Feb. 10th.
 The committee in charge and the members of the fire department are