The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-22
YOUNGER SET
PREDOMINATED
At K Of c BALL
Annual Entertainment at High
School Hall Well Attended
DANCED TILL EARLY MORN
Local Council Once More Proves Abil-
ity TO Provide Enjoyable Even
ing for Large Gathering


lumbus, held its annual concert and
ball Monday evening at high school
hall with the usual large attendance.
During the dozen or more years that
the council has been holding the en-
tertainment On the evening OF Easter
Monday it has become established as
one of the fixed events OF the year to
which the young people of the village
particularly look forward with much
pleasure.
Team work and experience, too,
have helped to make the series en-
ioyable for each one of the gather.
ings. Younger members Of the coun.
ell have filled the gaps as the older
knights have dropped out Of The
rather strenuous game and an organi.
zation has been maintained TO per
petuate the excellent record Of the
council as entertainers.
The decorations Monday evening
were simple but in excellent taste
There was the usual bank OF ever.
green at the stage. the colors Of the
order were in evidence in the purple
and white crepe paper festoons
draped from the ceiling to the walls
and in the large X of C. monogram
outlined in small incandescents.
The grand march led by Mr. and
Mrs. d. 7. Murray and directed by
Joseph A.. Evans formed about $50
and from that hour until after the
clock had put in a few licks after
midnight one round dance followed
another. There were more young
people than usual present and the at
tempt OF the announcer to put on
some of the old fashioned square Tor.
nations resulted in failure Excel
lent music was furnished by Hurieys
orchestra
Among the nameslyf those present
whom IL was possible 10 secure
through the usual arrangement were
MIR. and Mrs. T. J. Prendergast, Mn.
and Mrs David Sears, Mr. and Mrs,
John O'Hare. Mr.. and Mrs Franl J..
Keryan, Mr. and Mrs James Hogan.
Dennis Eurisht and Miss Mary En-
right. Mr. and Mrs. ]. p Mulligan.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Ryan. Mr. and
Mrs Harold Hurley. Mr and Mrs.
George Hurley, Mr. and Mrs d. j.
Keeer, Mr. and Mrs Louis I.afran.
4 ohise, Private John II. Larin of Cape
May. n J.. and Miss Margaret Larin
Of New Britain, Conn, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur j. Colgan. Mr.. and Mrs John
Carrigan, Ensign John w. Cronin, L.
| 5 n. and Miss Anna r. Manning of
Troy, Frank Rrazl and Miss Bridgie
Morrissey. William 4. Ryan and Hiss
Mary +. Ryan and Miss Agnes Hour.
an, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Loner-
gan. Nh and Mrs John j. Hayes, Mr.
and Mrs ra b. Hubbell. Mr. and Mrs
T. +. Powers. Mr. and Mrs James
Lee, William Gibney and Miss Mary
Gibney, Mr. and Mrs d. A. Ward
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hurley, Mr.
and Mrs Edward Whitney Nh and
Mrs j. A. Evans. Mr. and Mrs II. r.
Hurley, Mr. and Mrs Charles Frazer
lr, Donald G. Clark and Miss Mae
Finn, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Murray. Mr.
and Mrs George Hurley, Mr. and Mrs
! A. D. Hurley, Edward O'Connor and
Miss Viola Dragon Lieut.. G. NJ Man
ning. T. s. 4. and Miss Mae Cronin
Mr. and Mrs. B. G.. Harrington Mr.
and Mrs. II Wells Person. Robert
| W. Houghion and Miss Lena NJ
Houghton. r. c. Qunlan and Miss
Anna Powers. f. j. Nolan and Mis-.
Elizabeth Nolan, Michael T. Cos'ell,
and Miss Bridgie Costello. Edward II
Cummings, Frank Mahar Miss Ma,
H. Mahar, Mrs. w. Grundhoefer. Ed
ward Flynn and Miss Ruth Dalea o.
burlington, w., John +. Clark ant
Miss Eva NJ. Pellerm, Charles Wa: dc
of New York and Miss DOROTHY
patchin. G. LELAND Millar and Mis-
. Mariel h. Millar William B. Shea am,
Miss Anastasia Fitzgerald Lewi
White Of North Bennington and Mis-
Gertrude Carney, Richard Griffin an,
Miss Margaret H. Allard, Mr. and Mrs
f John G. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs A. r
Rickert. Joseph lluiuagle and Mis-
. Mary W. Burke and Miss Haze
lufnagle. j Leo Miller and Mis-
, Eleanor l.. Hurley joseph B, LeI
and Miss Irene Schoheld, Ro0cr