The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-17
300 Couples Attend
 K. Of (. Annual Ball
LARGEST AFFAIR EVER GIVEN BY PARK CITY COUNCII-BALLROOM DECORATED HAND
 SOMELY IN ALLIED COLORS

One of the finest and largest of the annual balls to be recorded in the his tory of Park City Council. No. 16, Knights of Columbus, took place last evening at The StratHeld. It was esti- mated that about 300 couples wer. present.
 The ball committee was composed of William Flanagan, chairman; George T. Kelly chairman ex-omeio; John J. Ryan, secretary; George P. Farley, Jr., treasurer; Peter Clarke, John J. Myers, D. D. S., John Solan, James c. Shannon, Daniel Guilty, John J. Conway and Jesse Hamilton. The ball room was decorated in al lied coIors. The grand march started at 9:'30. It was led by ChaiSnan and Mrs William Flanagan. Mrs. Flan- nagan wore black chiffon velvet with a bodice of crystals. Her E<uquet was of red roses. Supgsr was served at II o'clock.
 Some of the most handsome and striking Ncostu41aes seen at the seasons affairs were wo4>a by the ladies. It was noted that in contrast to the con ventio4al colon, black, which has been seen at earlier affairs, lighter colers fA>edoH7#Hated.
 -'AA'~- John Fanley, white crepe de meteor, with white lace and georgette. pearl bodfce, orchids Miss gertrude -EJaEsh, beaded net over pink satin, sweet peas Mrs. James Kane, Gblack satin with ruffles of Chantilly lace and georgette sweet peas. Miss Irene Stanley, apricot illusion over silver cloth, orchid ostrich tips, red sweet peas. Miss Isabella Haines, blue chif- fon taffeta with bodice of silver lace. Miss Ethel Allen, Belgium lace over .bTue silver cloth and eerfse velvet, sweet peas. 4sMiss Mae Allen, coral velvet, bodice of silver cloth. red roses. Miss Lillian M. Ryan, tur- ,tFFofse bque satin with bodice Of opal escents, red roses. Miss Tessfe Ryan, pink brocaaed crepe boNee, with skirt of ,goEd eEoth. pink roses duchess lace fan. Miss Evelyn Shea. gold cloth and black point 4'espTft bodice of gold and black, jegqafE.
 Miss Vera Ca11athan, silver cloth and lace, orchids. Miss Netffe Henry pink crepe de chine, with brue silver cloth boHffants, roses. Miss Ella Synn4nons, black net with silver bod ice, pink sroses. Miss Helen COX, New Haven, flame coEored taffeta and or chids. Mrs. W. IT. Rock, lennon satin with lace, ostrich tips. Mrs. J. T. Me Donough, pink n4affne and crepe de chine. Mrs. Earl Webster, orchid georgette over canary taffeta with opa1escent t47aaElings and motifs of bfue. Mrs. FEaber7t Eennpstead, black tulIe over American beauty satin with Silver ribbons. Mrs. Milton Evans, hack satin with owerdress of net, os- trich tip trirnrnings Mrs. M. J. Ford, Maize coEered tallGe with silver trim innings. Miss -Arama Sscarerra, black paTpEe velvet with coral trimmings. Mrs. Daniel Qali1ty, pink satin with pearl trimmings, roses. Miss Anna Rock, b1Re net Mrs Edward Toeles, orch9a saGam win oTcaadGs
 NIrs Rptbert Rock, black georgette with bHre sequins, sweet peas. n@4ss Catherine IieTueys silver net over asifwsr cloth, roses. Miss Maizie Moss, Waterbury, orchid taffeta. with silver b0dicse, sweet peas. Miss Helen Coo amey, orchid TUIIe and orchids. EG3ss He8en FEorsythe, turquoise blWa net over silver c5oth, sweet peas. Miss Vera Johnson, silver lace over coral satin, sweet peas Miss Frances Kelly, silver tuIle over pink satin, or chids Miss Tsabea1s Rogan, yellow satin with silver ribbons orchids Mrs. James J. Stanton, black satir with jet trimmings Miss Marion Mo Carthy, yellow tulHe with gold bodice sweet peas. Miss Margaret Hurley black met over white satin Miss Rose PatI1zio, turquoise blu~ silver olott and net, violets. Mrs Robert A. Me C1IlDElEh, black satin with bands of jet and jet bodice
 Miss Katherine Mccullough, blue crepe de chime, corral trimmings Mrs A. Strang ward, orchid taffeta, with