The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-06
JOS. F. 0 'BR|EN
LED GRAND MARCH
Of 81 COUPLE
Annual K. of C. Ball Big Event
of the Year
FINE CONCERT PROGRAM
Elaborate Buffet Lunch Served at In.
termlssion by Daughters OF
Isabella

Not in a number Of years has the
annual Easter Monday concert and
ball Of Bennington council, Knights OF
Columbus, been so we'll attended.
Monday evening there were 81 couples
in the grand march, a number which
almost reaches the best record and
many of the younges people were not
present until after the opening event
of the dancing period had taken
place. 1t is probable that all ofs 125
couples were in attendance some time
during the evening and early morn
ing hours today, as some Of the more
enthusiastic dancers confess today
that the period between retiring and
breakfast was all too short.
Notwithstanding the unusually
large number of tickets sold at the
door, the floor was not uncomfortably
crowded at any time. The younger
set, of course, persisted In dancing
every number on the program but
many of those present Preferred to
"sit out" occasionally, feature that
added to the general enjoyment. Had
all the dancers attempted to respond
to any single number the crowd on
the floor would have been far too
large for comfort.
1t was planned by the comm tee to
begin the entertainment at an early
hour so that the dancing could begin
at o'clock but the rain had made the
roads so slippery that it was impos-
sible for the taxi drivers to deliver
their passengers without delay. There
was an excellent concert program by
Hurley's orchestra and the dance
music was all that could be desired.
The grand march was led by
Deputy Grand knight Joseph F,
O'Brien and Miss Anna Powers and
was directed by Joseph A. Evans.
The list OF those who sreturned their
cards according to custom is as fol
lows: Mr. and MS. J. ]. Cunning
Joseph B. Ice and Miss Mary Lee
. John j. Leahy and Miss Kathryn
Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Powers
Eugene A. Brown and Miss Catherine
Clark, John II. Toomey and Miss
Rachael Brown, Donald G. Clark and
Miss Florence Barnes Mr., and Mrs
IP. ]. endergast, Mr.. and Mrs
John j. Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j
Galarneau OF Rutland, James r
Doyle and Miss Rose M. Hayden
William f. Shaw and Mary Il. Ryan
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester II. Nichols, Mr.
and NJ S. David p. Sears. Charles Inc
son and Mrs. J. n. Ineson, Ernes, A
Dragon and Miss Marjorie Lyons
Joseph Hufnagle and Miss Mary
Bushee, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Hufnagle
Alfred Greenwood and Miss Waite
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Won Sitas, Fillmore
Ray Paddock and Miss Helen E
Laliy, Walton Harwood and Mis-:
Alice Mo. rissey, Francis Riley anc
Catherine Morrissey ]. b. p. O'Don
nell and Miss Margaret Hayes, Johr
]. Walsh and Miss Elizabeth NJ
Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Perry
John Collins and Mrs. M. Larin, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwald Whitney, Edward
Pilling and Miss Margaret pi.ing
Robert P. P. McKeon and Miss Mar,
A. Austin, John j. Baker and Mis-!
Marie J. Stout, George e. Rosch anC
Miss Elizabeth Rosch of North Ad
ans, G. Spencer Lee and Miss Olgi
Kelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Waite
John Robe.t and Miss Mafgare
Ahearn, j F, Leahy and Miss Eliza
be II Leahy Robert Barnes and Mis-
Catherine NORM, Edgar j. Ratell ant
Miss Alice Louise Houran, Thoma
Donovan and Miss Elizabeth Powers
Mr.. and Mrs. William e Hurley, NJ,
and Mrs. f. Haviiand Sibley, Mr.. ant
MIS-. William II. Wills, Mr.. and Mrs
John ]. McKale, MIR, and Mrs. Ira u
Hubbard, Frederick NJ. Simmons AM
Miss Marjorie B. Squires, Harry A
Silver and Miss Mabel n Labarge
Dennis Nash and Miss Lena Smith
Mr.. and Mrs, c. Fl Collin
N. ]. Morrissey and Miss Ma,
? Dragon, John Gil ain and Miss Helei
, Rafferty,, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Dragar