The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-11
STAMFORD

A very pretty wedding took place in Oronoque last evening at o'clock when Miss Adelaide BIakeslee became the bride of Huntington Tomllnson, both we'll known residents of that town The ceremony which was per formed by the Rev. E. N. Packard, was very quiet home affair, @only the immediate relatives of the fam flies being present After the cer- ernony delightful luncheon was served and the new couple departed on their honeymoon with the best wishes of all present.
 Mr. Tomlinson is very well known here, he having been for some time past the agent for spring water here in town and also having grown up here. Miss B1akes1ee was employed by the HoVvIands Dry Goods Go and town. The bride and groom have the best wishes andS1 congratulations or many friends and acquaintances.
 DANCE A SUCCESS.
 The local firenen were well reward- ed last night for their efforts to make their S4th annual ball a success as tic hail was fIIeI to capacity. The crowd which attended was fine one, everyone having a joffy time. The nnu- sic, which was furnished by Walsh s orcs1estra, was exeelfent, the latest music being played for the eighteen numbers, including one-steps, two steps and waltzes Punch was served during interniesions between dances and all departed after late hour. having had the best time in a long while
 VEGETABLE WHIST.
 A large number are expected to be present at the vegetable whist to be held in Odd Fellows hail tonight. Mrs. Louis Burritt is in charge Of the af- fair, which is for the benefit of the Pootatuck Yacht e1uo's new club house.. Mrs. Burritt is very eager to raise 9 large sum To helpl swell the fund already raised and has worked hard for it. A large number should l attend to reward her efforts. Vegeta- bles are to be awarded for prizes. DANCE SATURDAY. Preparations are being made to make the dance to ne given at the l Auditorium Saturday night by Fred i Aulord and Roger Beers fine suc- l who expect to attend. it will surely ] be. one. Red and white will be the ! main color scheme, it being a Valen- tine dance. A large box-like affair with Ted paper hearts cut from the sides will be hung in the center of the
 hall and will be used for the moon ] light dances. The program will con sslst of sixteen numbers, including tam ] gos. hesitations and all the latesi steps. HOUSE WHIST
 i AzaIea chapter. No. ?. O. E. S.. held 1 a house whist on Monday evening al
 thes home of Mrs Eve M. Foss o1 Bridgeport, the worthy matron Of the lodge Those to whom prizes were
 awarded were Beatrice NettIeton
 box of stationery; Gilbert Y. Edwards :! box of stationery Miss Mary Hoad-
 ley, Handkerchief; Mrs. HurIock, spoo
 case; MT. Scheurer, cigars; Mrs. J
 Clinton. handkerchief; Mrs Gilbert ' , Edwards embroidered collar; Mrs. s 1 M. Wilcox, necktie; Mrs. Price, sal and pepper shakers. w. Smith. pipe ] Mrs. CorIiss, consoIa ton.
 The next whist will be held at tht 1 home Of Mrs John Goodse1l or Riv- ] erside avenue, Stratford, on Thursday 1 Feb. 19th.
 TO RETURN HOME.
 K Clarence Goodell, who was recentl.
 taken to the Bridgeport hospital .~or Haecount of illness, has improved quite l a good deal lately ana it is expected
 that he will be able to come home a the end Of the week His man. I friends hope for his speedy recovery.