The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-01
VISITING NURSES'
 GREENFIELD LAWN
 PARTY SUCCESSFUL
Tea Time Tavern is Scene of Gay Gathering in Interest
 of Charity.

An attendance which surpassed even the expectat1ozfs of the members of the Vhs1t1ng Nurses assocfation who arranged for the affair, marked the lawn fete held yesterday in the in GeIest or that charitable organization at the Tea Time Tavern, Greenfeld H1h The afternoon. which had many persons for the card playing and dancing while in the evening many or fhe younger people came out for this diversion alone
 The Tea Time Tavern is ideally set among a group of tall hsenIock and rom it's southern side may be obtain ed a wonderful view of miles of conn tryland and Long Island Sound.
 The 10 tables of auction bridee were Set abOut-the spacious veran- das and the playing lasted until after o'clock in the evening" The seven Handsome gifts for the cards were donated by Mrs A H. CarfiaId- Mrs H. H. Hamilton. Mrs. Frank M. Tukev. Mrs John Taylor Mrs CSeoree M Hawley and Mrs. Frank stanIee Nr,1 H. W. Heck superintended all the ar rangements for this part of the pro gram
 At e'clook the lawn before the Tavern was cleared and three small girls. clad in soft colored silken cos tunes appeared and gave a program of dancing which included s4Pas+or- ale The Little Bud BIosso1ning. g and will O. the Wisp.'' The dancers were the Misses Lorraine Armstrong Cora Anderson and Isabel PilIans Miss Pillans also gave a solo dance
 The Butterfly, which was executed with much grace and daintinOss. The nearty applalse which was accorded the children brought a repetition of the will O. the Wisp'' dance. Miss Frances CoggsweH, who had arrang- ca the program, read the words that the children interpreted and Miss Hl1a Westerberg accompanied them on the piano.
 Mrs. James IT. Roche. Jr.. had made some attractive hand colored posters which directed the guests to the Scenic tour, which included a visit to the beautiful rose gardens of De- Yer H. Warmers estate and to the most advantageous points for enjoy ing the wonderful view
 The rooms of the Tavern itself were attractfveIy decorated with ibououets of garden flowers A three piece or chestra, furnished the music for dane ing at both sessions of the fete. Miss Mary CogsweH arranged for the music.
 The ttintype man, proved a most popular individual during the after hOOA.. 40d was served by Mrs. David s. Day, assisted by Mrs Charles c. Weeks. Mrs. Samuel M. HawIey, Mrs. John P. Ramsey, Mrs. Stiles E. Good sell, Mrs. George Buckman of Buffalo. N. Y. Miss Annie Fish and Miss Natalie Hawley. Ice cream was for sale and Mrs. Roche and Mrs. F. A. Strong distributed it.
 Most of the guests came in their own cars but those who did not were conveyed between Library corner, Fairfield and the Tavern by bus. which was hired especially for the occasion.
 The receipts from the lawn fete will be virtually clear profit as the ex- penses were very small Nearly ev- erything used was donated.
 Among the members of the Wis iting Nurse association who worked hard for the success of the affair were Mrs. H. M. Knapp president; Mrs .DeVer H. Warner, Mrs Samuel H.. Wheeler, Mrs. M. H. Ford, Mrs H. W. F1eck, Mrs. David s. Day and Mrs James T. Roche, .Jr.