The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22

The ~Telephone Dances under the auspices of the T. E. NJ B. Associa- ton last night was a gay scene at Colonial hall, where under the giaid- l anee of the most uprto- date music 2 spot light and partners who knew the latest dances, a swaying multitude of nfnbIe footed youth trod the meas sures with abandon. Charming faces, gowns of gorgeous color, classical cut and filr1y material, made it scene which may oft be repeated for the pleasure eof those present. In the gallery, surrounding the Well-hlied hall, many gathered to witness the ex- hibftions of skill, while below the height of pleasure was in evidence Not only was the hesitation and tango seen in its perfection. but with dark ened hall, and the penetrating rays of the spotlight 5accentuating the gauge like costumes the scene was one long to be remembered. For in the dag zling rays of that calcium light was plainly seen the faces of each in, dfvidual dancer and the perfection of movement was at a premium. In the ante-rooms both evening dress ming led with the conventional, and liberal potations of lemonade was at the com rnand of the guests. The affair." may be chased with the most pleasing and successful of the year. It was dirSct- ed by the following: Honorary com 1mittee, w. L. Ronald, J. D. Veitch, A. M Fraser Chairman general commit tee, T. A. Dowd; floor coinnnittee, chairman, w. L. McEWen; aides, Misses Mabel lAbercrombie, Louise Evans. Winnie Holman, Mae Roach. Clara Wheeler, Marie Movies, Flor ence Burgess, Maud Newens Hattie, Burdick, Carrie Phelps, Anna Camp bell, Addiea Ban1berg, Grace Mohr,i Bessie Phelps, and Messrs. F. J. Dig
 rrs s1z .i-1xN xrr Tt n rE w. Knight T. A. Dowd, T.. c. Chase. HI. spalding, CIV Britt, G.C. Dodge.l A. Ljungquist, F. A. Bailey, F. c. Welsh. J. Foley, c. M. Wood.
 B Although the weather was slightly, indictment, it was a gay sleigh-riding srartys that started from the home of zIr. and Mrs. Walter Nichols. of 42 # , 1hseph street, Tuesday evening, the aestination being: Long Hill At that town they were entertained at the hoiste of Mrs. Robert Staines, where delightful evening was enjoyed by all. Games and musical selections, and Gancing followed by a. buffet luncheon took up the time. The mer- ry-1nakars left by trolley for the home city at a late hour. Among those present were the Misses Gertrude Locke, ! Eazel Hoyt. Hazel Nichols, Bessie W edge Myrtle Locke, and the
 
 Ro ebert Fox, George cowles, Frank Smith, and also MT. and Mrs. Rudolph Keaney. and MT. and Mrs. Nichols.
 Mrs. w. E. Inglis, of 730 Noble ave- nue entertained 9 number of her friends at her home, yesterday after noon at a five hundred party, the oc- easion being the seTni-montaly meet ing of the Wednesday Afternoon Five
 Hundred Club. An elaborate luncheon was served at the close of the after noon, and those present were Mrs. c. F. Whitten, Mrs. A. F. Fargo, Mrs. J. A. Sherwood, Mrs. Iangdon.s Mrs. Isbe1I, Mrs ,Vanpattensteiger Mrs. H. H. Greenfield, Miss Burke. Mrs. Rob- ert Thompson, Mrs. Butterfeld, Mrs. w. E. Inglis, and Mrs. Edwin Tnomp- son. of Stratford-
 The engagement has been announc- ed of Louis Geanuracos, the fruit dealer of Noble avenue to Miss Anna Kutracos, of New Bedford, Mass. The marriage ceremony will take place at the home of the bride, in the spring.
 Miss Marion Morganroth, of 723 Noble avenue, entertained a number of her friends at her home. Thurs day evening. The time was pleasant ly spent playing cards, and several musical selections, both instrumentaf