The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-13
THE KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK
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the ball room the orchestra struck ur
 the ''Serenade" waltz and the first
 dance of the brilliant affair was on.
 From then on, almost continuously un-
 til 4:30 this morning the dancing was
 kept up to the music of Mallons or
 chestra and the Second Regiment band,
 the former playing the waltz music and
 the'latter the promenades and tWo- steps.
 There, were ten regular dances on the programme and between each of
 these there was a promenade or two- step. The newest pieces were played and the music was very enjoyable.
 The grand march was an inspiring sight, the 115 couples being full of life and enthusiasm. Following the leaders came the officers of the club with their partners and then came the members of the different committes with their partners. The guests of the club form ed the remainder of the line, long enough to extend the length of two city blocks. When the dancing commenced it was seen that the crowd was not too large to insure the comfort of every one on the floor, as has been the case at some of the previous balls given by the club.
 At 1 o'clock there was an intermis- sion of an hour in which time the danc.. CTS enjoyed a splendid supper at the Tontine hotel or at the Groveland, and at o'clock the dancing commenced again and it was almost daylight when the last hack rolled away from the theater.
 Too much praise cannot be given the executive ball committee for the suc- cess of the affair This committee was composed of the following gentlemen:
 Dr. M. c. O'Connor, chairman; Cap tain Lawrence O'Brien, Dr. William J. Sheehan, jr., James R. Maxwell, Ed ward J. Duggan, John J. McPartland, Edward G. Conlan. Dr. James A. Moore, David s. Gamble, jr, Mark A. w. McGrath, William J. Maher, Dr. Joseph B. Monahan, David F. Fitzger-, aid, John F. Gibbons, Cornelius Shan ley, Joseph l.. Ward.
 The following members of the club composed the floor committee:
 Dr. William J. Sheehan, jr., chair man; Thomas F. Maxwell, Dr. w. Mat thew Kenna, Thomas J. Leddy Dr. Ed ward G. Laflin Mark Ryder, Riley D. Phillips, jr., Timothy A. Cohane, James c. Kerigan, Joseph H. Lynch, Richard H. Carroll, William H. Harty, Lewis P. Hurley, jr., Dr. James H. Flynn, James A. McInerney, John G. Reilly, Pierce M Maher. John F. McNamara, John F. McHugh, Matthew w. Leahy, Frank P. Cronan, Martin T. Reynolds, Dr. Henry A. Spang, Frank M. Carroll, Dr. James M. Reilly.
 The stationary boxes were all well filled and were occupied as follows:
 Box 1-W. J. Sheehan, Miss Lila Shee- han, Miss Anna Sheehan and Dr. Spee- han.
 Box Miss Daley, M J. Rice, John Cronan, Miss Cronan, Frank Kenna, Miss Bessie Kenna, Bernard Fahy, Miss Fahy, Dr. O'Connor and John Gilfeath- CT.
 Box 3--Thomas I. Kinney, Mrs. Thom- as l. Kinney who wore a white bro cated satin, pearl trimmings, diamonds; Mrs. James Toole, grey crepe de chine, gold trimmings; Mrs. J. A. Hasson, of Providence, grey crepe de chine, gold trimmings; Mrs Matthew Leahy, lavan- Qer CllHOn over LdllSld; MlsS EIild heul, l black crepe de chine, diamonds; Mrs. Joseph Clossey, blue crepe de chine. black and gold trimmings; Miss Kitty O'Brien, black net over taffeta.
 Box 4 Daniel McWilliams, Albert MT. and Mrs. Dennis B. | Martin and MT. and Mrs. Frank w. | Carroll.
 Box and 6-George E. Mertz, Port chester, N. r.; Mrs. George E. Mertz, | black net over black silk; L. c. MertZ, Mrs l.. C. Mertz, black and white; Miss Tessie Weigand, black spangled net over pink satin; Miss Gussie Weigand, pale green; Miss Annie Weigand, black silk; MT. and Mrs. McKiernan and Miss McKiernan.
 Box 7--Mr. and Mrs. John McHugh, Miss Mamie Dillon, MT. and Mrs. John P. Dillon, Miss Lillian Dillon, Miss AL ice Dinnan-
 Box S-Dr. Reilly, MT. and Mrs. D. s. Gamble, Captain and Mrs. J. J. Ken aedy, Mrs ]. W. Kennedy.
 The boxes about the ball room were occupied as follows:
 Box 1-Thomas Maxwell, James Max we'll, Miss Maxwell, striped gauge with oose trimmings; Miss Tobin, white or