Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-01

The state armory on Mckinley avenue was a vision in pink and white Thursday i evening for the annual concert and ball of Rev. Daniel Mullen Assembly, Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus, which made the most brilliant and fashionable social event of the season.
 Over 300 couples filled the floor during the evening for the dance programme of eighteen numbers, with quadruple en- cores for every number, and it was in the early hours of the morning before the delightful event was over. | The programme opened with the con- | cert from 8.30 to g by Prof. Herb Smiths twelve-piece orchestra, which rem dered the following numbers in excellent form:
 Opening March, Our Sammies Overture Zampa
 Selection, Lady Wiley. in novelette, i Good Times
 Finale Little Miss Nobody From Star Land
 Shortly after g, the grand march ir
 which 125 couples took part, formed al the head of the hall, with Dr. and Mrs
 T. A. Crowley, William H. Harrington
 and Miss Katherine Buckley, John P Corcd&an and Mrs. M. H. Donohue, Mich
 olas Spelman and Miss E.. Marion Shes
 as the four leading couples.
 l The long line of marchers with tn |. beautiful gowns of the ladies, presenting
 charming picture of all the most fash
 ionabe colors and modes, moved aroun,
 the hall, and came to an effective tableal i, at the close as the electric lights were al extinglished and in their stead a singl
 sunlight played upon f1uttering Ameri can flag and an eagle in the band stan , gallery, while the orchestra struck up Tn
 Star Spangled Banner, bringing everyon in the hall to his feet.
 From then on the dancing occupied tn
 hours to the close of the memorable eve
 ming
 The following were the committees i charge:
 Master of ceremonies, John P. Lyston floor director, John P. Corcoran. >Aides-Thomas P Brennan, John V Boyle, Frank Buckley, Charles W. Gas . sidy, John Crimmins,, Jeremiah A. Des monw, Daniel F. Driseoll, Michael J. Aid : Joseph P. Gadle, Jr, Thomas Howartf f Romeo Kane, Frederick Kingsley, Dr. Ed t ward Kirby, George Kirby, Thomas e f frey, Frank B. McMahon, John, McHugf 8 Henry LaFontaine, Carl Lyons, Charles
 Riordan, Thomas F. Shea, Joseph I
 Tracy, John R. Tarrant, Thomas I
 White. Herbert E. Ring, James Burk, ; Thaddeus Leahy.
 Reception &Committee-John M. Le, :, Daniel T. Shea, PaEick J. Morley. D Thomas A. Crowley Edward C. Maddei II Jeremiah J. Desmond, Timothy c. Mul '. :. phy, William P. McGarry, Dr. Edward t Brophy, J. Edward Driscoll, Michael ' e Murphy. John Hourigan Arrangement Committee--Joln P l., $ ston, John P. Corcoran, John F. FitzSe, . aid, John F. Conway, Charles J. Riorda-
 James Quinn, William Harrington, Mel
 olas Spellman, Patrick F. Sweene
 Thomas J. Fitzgerald, C"sGrge Drisc,
 Louis Combies.
 r. Pink and White Color Scheme. n A color scheme in pink and whi et achieved a notably dainty and lovely e y feet that has rarely been equalled in tf S. decorations of the armory. The wal i- were completely covered in white vii
 curtained windows in pink arranged V. intervals. Pleated friezes of whit edged with pink hung from the rafter le among which twinkled myriads of ele k, tric lights, while in the center of Il T. ceiling fairy canopy was arranged vi ly southern smilax and electric lights nj r. boxes around the sides of the hall we all in white, while on the wall at u r. farther end of the hall. on either side
 the elevated bandstand. were display,
 the K. of c. fourth degree and third. d gree emblems, framed in southern smila As The decorations were designed and ca ie ried out by Morgan Cronin and the ele III III trical effects were by O'Neil & McGror s Neil Crowley was prompter for t n: dancing.
 ~ The officers of Rev. Daniel Mullin a ,E, semoly, fourth degree, are the folIowin F. N, John P. Lyston; F. C., William nu Harrington F. A, Joseph Burns Com yy' Walter G. Casey; F. P, George H. D H. Ian; I. S., John Dunn