The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-28

and Mrs. Joseph J. Devin, followed by nearly two hundred couples, led the grand march to the stirring strain of a march n1ilitaire. The gowns of the ladies were unusual for their beauty and taste, and many received complf- mentary tributes along the line of march and during the evening.
 Rev. Fr. Patrick J. McGivney Su- preme Chaplain and John J. Phelan Past Supreme Knight, both of this city, were the guests of honor The dancing lasted until three. Many supp per parties were enjoyed during the hours from Il to in the dining room
 The committee of arrangements were: John J. Ryan, chairman; Hugh J. I.avery, chairman ex-officio; John J. Solan, secretary; James H. Brod- erick, treasurer; Robert G. McCu1- lough, John F. Hawkins, James F. Sommers, Jr., Lawrence J. Ryder, Walter B. Harrigan, James B. Falvey. William H. Nolan, Jr.
 Among those present were:-
 Mrs. Devine was handsomely at- tired in a robe of white sequins over white satin with panels of rainb tu1le falling from the girdle; Miss Christine Lalley. Harding blue velvet and silver; Mrs. John H. Williams, Ruth A. Hamilton, apple blossom taffeta and silver; Miss Becky Dona- hue, black silk net over black satin with corsage of sweet peas and orch
 
 satin with silver tulle and ribbons. pink feather fan; Miss Bessie O'Leary, silver lace over pink satin and crushed tulle, corsage of sweet peas; Mrs. J. L. Eanley, black panne velvet; Miss Josephine Baldwin, black panne velvet and gold; Miss Ethel Howard, black canton crepe and Am merican beauty tulle. corsage of red roses; Miss Ethel Allen. black sequ1ns and tulle over black satin, red roses; Mrs. John W. Doo1an, gold embroidered black satin, corsage of sweet peace; Miss Genevieve Null ins, white beaded georgette and cerise fan; Mrs. John Conway, black satin and lace; Miss Claire Rourke, black sequins;. Mrs. Raymond Hanna, black lace over black satin; Miss Mary Kiely. white sequins and irri- descent tulle over pink satin; Miss Ellen Ryan, sapphire blue velvet and silver trimmings; Miss Catherine Car roll, sapphire sequins robe over sapphire satin, feather fan; Mrs. H. w. Thorel1. pink metal cloth skirt, pastel bodice; Miss Dorothy CIarkson. jade green chiffon and chantilly panels, corsage of sweet peas; Miss Natalie DeRick. blue baronet satin, French fruit; Miss Jeannette I.arkin, sweet peas; Miss Agnes McMurray, Nile green taffeta. gold trimmed. swet peas.
 Mrs Arthur Hjerpe. black sequins
 
 Rick, blue baronet satin, French fruit; Miss Brennan, of New Haven, water melon colored satin and gold metal cloth; Miss Gertrude L1sh pale pink satin corsage of sweet peas; Miss Katherine B. Pickering. coral satin and silver; Miss Ruth Razen, Nile green taffeta with silver girdbe; Miss Lillian Pratt, black sequins over satin; Miss Margaret Stokes, flame col ored chiffon, irridescent bead and se- quins; Miss Ursula C1abby, orchid k,3~ H. Miss A1fhi1d Hedberg, Nile green taf- feta and green tulle; Miss Burnadette Phelan, orchid satin and silver lace; Miss Esther Gregory, orchid satin black lace over green satin, corsage of sweet peas; Mrs. William Flanagan, black chiffon velvet and sequins; Miss Genevieys estFn ,a,ss Kelly, yellow Dresden a1 panne velvet and silver; Miss Edith | Ohlin, burnt orange taffeta and COTS age of sweet peas; Miss Lillian Sulli- van sequ1ns and orchid satin; Miss Mary Conley, rose and gold changed ble taffeta trimmed with French blue ribbons Miss Margaret Kearney, black | sequins; Miss Marian Chew, orange chiffon and black seouins: Miss Mar guerite Smith, rose taffeta, corsage of | roses and sweet peas; Miss Mae | turquoise blue satin and si1- l Irene M. Flynn, black beaded geor- georgette and corsage of American beauty roses; Mrs. James Law1or, | 4 merican beauty velvet and chiffon; and blue tu1le; Mrs. James H. Kelly, 1 white radium silk and white Spa nish lace, corsage of Ann erican beauty | roses; Miss Mildred Donnelly, blue of sweet peas; Mrs. Harry McCabe, | silver metallic cloth and jade green Spanish lace, violets; Miss Elsie Clark black panne velvet; Miss Mary Dow S-i1y C1o 1ofl1
 Miss Mildred Horan, white sequins; 1 Miss Katherine Brennan, black satin | with silver, sweet peas and roses; | Miss, Mergaret Rock. jade green can trimmings; Miss Helen Brosman. blue sequins over blue satin; Miss Helen McAfurray. orchid taffeta and corsage of violets and sweet peas; | and silver gird1e; Miss Martha Me- | Manus, shaded rose chiffon over s;l- yer; Mrs R. T. Rock, black beaded net over black satin; Miss Eileen Horan, sapphire sequins; Mrs. J. Gglar, Jr.. black charmeuse; Miss | Louise Barnes, black sequins, Ameri-t can beauty fan; Miss Marion Hayes, tulle, violsts; Miss Jane Callahan, | Spanish lace over silver cloth; Miss l Vera Johnson. DuBarry rose and si1- l yer satin, sweet peas; Miss Mary Sta | p1OLOI, Due QdHu0 VeIN6l. S1IVer l trimmed; Mrs. Thomas Walsh, black l sequins; Miss Isabel Haines, pink 1 baronet satin. with silver; Mrs. James | " Adley, peach coiored taffeta and | silver lace; Mrs Frank Doyle, fig-i ured blue georgette; Miss Mao Nc l Carthy, black sequins and net; Miss 1 Helen McGovern. jet and jade green | satin; Miss Viola Lucarello, salmon | satin and net; Miss Lillian Ryan, old | fashioned georgette and rainbow chiffon; Miss Agnes Borden of Win sted, black taffeta; Miss Christine Strickfus. black tafeta and jet; Mrs. Francis P. Dunfgan. black satin; Miss Genevieve Carroll. orchid brocade and black lace; Miss Ceci1e Barron, two-tone satin. rose and pink; Mrs. Joseph F. Watts, silver lace over French blue and French flowers: Mrs. E. B. Conant, brown taffeta and | lace; Miss Helen Rawson. silver cloth with ostrich tips; Mrs. George [. L. Meyers, peacock blue sequins; Miss Carrie Gero1d. tangerine geor- sette and silver lace. l.
 Mrs D. E. McNamara, blue silver | :lOth and silver brocade. Mrs Iosenh 1,