The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-29
In Making Apology Necessary Think Chiefly h

Roscoe of Greenfield Mass, and Miss
Mary Costello, Martin Mad gan, jr,
and Miss Marguerite Mad'g Mrs.
john j. Whitney, .jr, and Mrs.
Whitney, Nh. and Mrs Thomas Il.
Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs F. F. Waite,
Clarence T.gHoniker and Miss Nina
Sayery Of North Pownal. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Powers, Walton G.
ITarwood and Miss Alice Morrissey,
G.. Spencer Lee and Mss Olga Kel-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Ryan, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester II. Nichols, James
McGurn, Mrs. McGurn and Miss Alice
Stone, Dean l. Martin and Miss Bar
bara Burt Orrin Bowen and Miss Har-
riet Burt, Joseph Dyer Of Hoosick
Falls and MI IS Elizabeth Nolan, Rich
ard Mcguire and Mrs Lee Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nolan, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Sears, c. Edwin Person
and Miss Beatrice BiXby Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Dunn, Joseph Broderick
and Miss Irene Barnes, II. v Burke,
and Miss Nelson of Lancaster Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Healy, Dennis
Nash and NJ IS Margaret Nash, Mr..
and Mrs. r j. Brisker, Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Reilly, Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Ma
comber Mr. and Mrs James A.
ewis, Mr.. and Mrs f. ] Cummings,
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Hurley John J.
Baker and Miss Marie J Stout OF
New York, Mr. and Mrs j. A. Evans
and Mrs II. s. Rice, william J. Glib
ney and Miss Mary Gibney, Mr.. and
Mrs. John f. Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs.
IA. J. Cogan, Mr. and Mrs William p.
Mccarthy, John H. Larin and Miss
Marcia Stark. Frank O'Brien OF Hoo
slck Falls and MISS Jul NJ Brazell,
w. I. Hennessey of IIoosick Falls and
Miss Hilda Hurley Augustus f. Law.
renee and Miss Marjorie Jayery OF
Rutland. Earl II. Weeks and Miss
Agnes Collamer. Archie King and
Miss Anna Bushee, J. Frank leahy
and NJ SIS Elizabeth Leahy, Mr. and
Mrs p. j. Prendergast Franc J..
Riley and Miss Emma Shaw, w. f..
Hurley and Miss Tacy r. f Whit
ten. of Flushing L. J., Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Waite Mr.. and Mrs John ~.
Leonard. B. A. Wa'dron and Miss
Marie Keeler. Mr. and Mrs c. T.
Rellis Wilbur d. Long and Miss May
Morrissey, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r..
Morrissey. Lonnie Lane and MISS
Blanche Latranchise, Clyde Bresln
and Miss May Breslin Of Rutland, jew
EFT Atwood of North Adams and Miss
Margaret Ahearn, Henry Cap an OF
Troy and Miss Bertha Gold, Edward
'OConnop and Miss Ella Grace Casey
Of Brooklyn Mr and Mrs. Paul A..
lGalipeau, l.. II Sears and Miss Lena
Harrington, J. Leo Miller and Miss
Eleanor l. Hurley Mr. and Mrs Rob
ert F Thompson, Joseph Petreault and
Miss Mary Bushee, Arthur F Cali.
peau. Mrs. William Malon Chester
Wadsworth and Mrs. Grace Godfrey,
Sanford II. Barber Mrs. Barber and
Miss Fannie J. Barber. Robert p Me
Keon and Miss Celestine Brutem OF
Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs a. L. Dragon
Mr.. and Mrs. James McDermott. Mr..
and Mrs John McKale, Mr. and Mrs.
William P. Hogan, n j. Morrissey and
Miss Viola Dragon, +. a. Dragon and
Miss Nan Dragon, Thomas J. Lister
and Miss Lena d. Savery. Mr., and Mrs.
A. e Patten, Mr. and Mrs. Albyn La
tour Mr. and Mrs Fred }. Galarneau
of Rutland, Mr. and Mrs +. c. Ben
nett A. II Taylor and Miss Florence
Sayles. James McCue and Miss Muriel
Miller William Briggs, jr, and Miss
Alice McBrone, John Carrigan and
Miss Z eaaor Carrgan. Bartholomew
.G Casey and Miss Mary +. Corcoran,
Isaiah Bentley and Miss Kitty Gordon,
Grange Lape and Miss Ellen Squires,
Thomas Graham and Miss Lillian Nor
r ssey Of Albany. Thomas Donovan and
Miss Marion Phillips, John J Leahy
and Miss Margaret Hayes, p Z. Da-
mon and Miss Nolan, William F. LOBBY
of North Adams and Miss Anna c.
Costello. Samuel Levin r +. Hughes
Of Hoosick Falls. Morris Levin. Mrs
Maud Fraser ana Miss Josephine Ho.
gan William Butler and Miss Audry
Lynch NJ. b. Morgan and Mrs d. T..
Murray. f. F. Gallagher of Hoosick
Falls and Miss Sarah j Greene, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Frazier. J. p. b.
ODonuell and Miss Jensen.
AT intermission delicious refresh
ments consisting OF chicken salad
sandwiches, rolls, pickles, coffee, ice
cream and cake We're served in the
domestic science department of the
building by the Daughters OF Isabella
with Jimmie Hughes as caterer, A
large number of electric drop lights
with yari co orcd shades from the w
H. Nichols electric shop added ma
terially to the beauty of the table dec
orations The lighting effects in the
hall were carried out under the direc.
tion OF Maurice f. Rudd
The committees are entitled to a
large amount of credit for making the
dance such an exceptional success
They did not accomplish their avowed
purpose to start the grand march at 8
O'Clock, but they got away" earlier
than last year.