The sub., 1945-02-03
BOilermakerS' Dance Goes Over
By Charles Chapman


 Mann and Mr. DeNota, with the help of Bishop, had the hall very prettily decorated along with a very large A. F. of l.. banner placed over the entrance.
 There was plenty of Coca Cola and Gingerale free for the asking. Most of the boys brought Q bottle of good brand of the red mans firewater with them. They sure ly knew how to carry their drinks No one Over-indulged or no one got that old cranky feeling that always leads to the old-fashioned free-for-all. All the boys were at their best. A real good time was had by all.
 Practically all locals were rep- resented on the floor including few outside locals. The Provi- dence office was represented by five very charming young ladies, none other than the Misses Mary Carrier. Rita Brennan, Rita Mu1- holland, Agnes Ricci and Mary Darlington. These girls were es- corted by our old faithful friend to all Boilermakers, MT. Peter Growney. The most popular men and their wives that were there are as follows: MT. and Mrs. Emile Mann, MT. and Mrs. Doc" Puza, MT. and Mrs. William Allen, MT. and Mrs. Johns, MT. and Mrs. Al Partrige, Rowland Bishop and his mother, Mir. and Mrs. Leo Picard, MT. and Mrs. SouSa, MT. and Mrs. Joe DeNota, MT. and Mrs. Chap pei, MT. and Mrs. Crowell, MT. and Mrs. J. McGee, MT. and Mrs. Eb- binhauss, MT. and Mrs. Al Har- vey.
 The Teamsters Local was rep- resented by Buster Rice and Mrs. Rice, and Mir. and Mrs. James Santangelo. The Electri- clans were represented by the good natured, good looking, and well liked Miss Wallace. The Barbers Local 330 from New Lon- don was represented by their sec- retary-treasurer, MT. Paul Lan- cello and his very charming wife. The Dentists had none other than the handsome and coming dentist, MT. Dembo and his very charm ing wife. MT. Todd, o. M., MT. Farmer M. O. M. M., and MT. An- derson, M. M., represented the Submarine Service boys stationed at the E. B. Co.
 I have been asked by some of the men to tell you little about the ladies who were on the floor. 1 must be very careful what I say, as my wife was unable to attend and I went stag and anything I may say here will be held against me by the old battle axe. saw no one on the floor that looked any better to me than my little woman. cannot pass comments on all of the fair ones, but will comment on just a few. Starting with Mrs. Mann, as her husband is our president she must be in the lead. We want to congratu- late you Emile for having the most beautiful woman in the hall for a wife, but watch out Mrs. Mann, as Mrs. Puza is running a very close second. Mrs. Denato, we now know who is the boss when you and Joe are at home. We take our hat off to Mrs. Picard as be- ing the tallest lady in the hall. also we tip our hat to Mrs. Crow ell as being the shortest lady. Both of these women are very, very att tractive. The two most lovable couples were MT. and Mrs. Sousa and MT. and Mrs. Chappell. They were very inseparable. Miss Wal lace is a very charming young lady, and very agreeable with all corners. Now don't get killed in the rush, fellows, as think she will wait until the next leap year.
 All the ladies were dressed in their finest and surely looked very charming with their spark ling eyes and their pleasant smiles.
 Some of you who did not get your name in print at this writing just keep stiff upper lip as this is only the first month in the year and there is still eleven more months to go. Goodnight, folks. I will be seeing you Saturday, February 3rd, at the Boilermakers' stag party.