The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-08
KNIGHTS BALL IS
 SEASONS BIG EVENT
BY MADELYN M FARLEY.

walls of. the ball room. presented a fitting. background for the twelfth annual ball of the Park City council, l No. 16, K. of C.. which was held in | The Stratfieid last night The newest colors and handsomest ! models of the season were displayed l in the beautiful gowns worn by the | women. Practically every dress was trimming of silver cloth or lace. Peach color and hues of the same | shade were most prevalent A mum | Der of the matrons donned black | satins and silk while some of the | most statuesque misses favored flame l and American beauty hues with huge | feather fans to complete their cos tunes. The grand march started promptly at S:30 o'clock and was lead by MT. and Mrs. Francis J. Brennan. Mrs. Brennan was charmingly attired in a gown of white embroidered georgette over white charmeuse with a silver bodice. She carried a large bouquet the march were directed by Daniel c. Guilty Mrs. Guilty was gowned in blue brocaded satin with bodice of silver cloth and overskirt of silver lace.
 Other women who displayed att tractive gowns were:
 Mrs. T. Joseph Shea, white satin
 
 Miss May Callahan, flame shaded chiffon and silver cloth.
 Miss Margaret Casey. blue. tul1e and satin with yellow rose corsage.
 Miss Ethel Donovan, silver bro caded black satin with silver cloth bodice.
 Miss Catherine Tierney, black se- quin gown and red tulle girdle.
 Mrs. Walter Augur, embroidered lace over silver cloth, turquoise blue sash.
 Mrs. A. E. Oviatt and black net over white satin.
 Mrs. Frank Meyer and gold cloth roses.
 Mrs. John Hanley, white taffeta and lace with georgette, sweet peas.
 Miss Marion Mccarthy, turquoise tulle and silver cloth, sweet peas.
 Miss Catherine Hanley, orchid taf- feta, silver cloth bodice.
 Miss Madeline Burns, peach colored taffeta, pearls. Mrs. M. J. Daley baronet satin, se- quins, feather fan. Mrs. D. E. Johnson, Jr., white sat in, pearls, silver lace, red roses. Miss Lucy I. McGee, blue Gros-de- Landes, silver and chiffon trimmings pink roses. Mrs. J. H. Phelan, electric blue | overdress, black net, sequins. Miss Mary Crowley, navy blue taf- gold lace over satin. Mrs. Edward Gil1igan, black satin tulle and silver bodice. Miss Laurette Vero, peach satin silver lace, roses.
 Miss Mary Cowley, navy blue taf- feta
 Mrs. J. w. Donlin, blue crepe me- teor, gold lace and violets. Miss Kathleen Mulvaney peacl satin, tulle, opalescent bandings, sweet peas.
 Miss Mae O'Brien, pink taffeta, dew drop trimmings, silver ribbons, feather fan. tulle, over silver, silver lace violet. and sweet peas. l Miss Esther Honnan, silver an6 blue tu1le, silver cloth, roses.
 Miss Mae Congdon, Nile green tull' over gold cloth, ping rose buds | Mrs. John Hickey, peach tulle over sunset taffeta, violets.
 Miss Mabep Rowe, pink satin, blu beaded tulle, roses and sweet peas.
 Miss Ethel Stanley, peach colore' | pussywillow taffeta and gold sequil trimming, pink roses. Miss Catherine Walsh, royal blu tulle, silver lace, silver cloth, swee peas.
 Mrs. T. J. oshea, white satin. sil
 Miss Beatrice Burns, America: beauty tulle and satin, silver rib bon.
 Miss Edna Lavery, pink satin, siIve bodice.
 | Catherine Carley, blue satin and sil yer, rosebud trimmings.
 Miss Beckie Donohue, black net owe black satin, gold trimmings. Miss Lillian Ryan, America; beauty brocaded. black tulle and ie | Mrs. s. B. Plotkin. blue satin an jet, beaded robe. | Miss Theresa Levinsky, white satir black tulle, irresdescent bodice. 1 Miss Millicent Cavanaugh, yello7 pussywihow taffeta, gold lace, swee peas.
 Miss Helen Monohan. blue satil georgette, sweet peas.
 Mrs. James Mullins. blue and gol tulle and lace, noses.
 Miss Gertrude Lee, black satil chanti1ly lace and jet, America beauty roses.
 Miss Sadie Guilty. black charmeus chantilly lace. roses.
 Mrs. Harry O'Leary, black tulle, i redescent, feather fan
 Miss Sadie McDonuogh, Chimes blue, gold lace and roses.
 Miss Catherine McDonough, bll tu1le, blue satin and roses.
 Mrs. J. T. McDonough, pink sil net; opalescent bandings.
 Miss Genevieva Kelly, flowers yellow satin, sweet peas.
 Miss Mae Kennedy, black cha mouse. coral bead bandings. roses. | Miss Catherine Conley, gold clot black tulle.
 Miss Maizie Moss, of Waterbur orchid taffeta and orchids.
 Mrs. Earl Webster, orchid gee gette. embroid cred motifs over go pussywillow taffeta- -l Mrs. Dd Laurence Fuller, creI satin and blue lace, orchid tulle a fan.
 Miss Hazel Peck, old rose embroi cred pussywillow taffeta, and ros buds.
 Miss Helen Rawson. silver la
 over pink satin, blue tulle and ostri
 tips.
 Miss Helen Mcclure. black sa
 with sequin bodice. red tulle sa
 with red feather fan.
 Miss Marion Bates. black satin a i silver cloth.
 Mrs. W. J. Fitzpatrick. old bl
 taffeta and sweet peas.
 Miss Kathleen Atticks, salmon ere
 de chine, sweet peas.
 Miss Abbie Fitzpatrick, old bl
 embroidered tul1e.
 Mrs John Gri11s jade green ere
 de chine with American beauty c