LARGE CROWD AT
K. C.’S 30TH CALL
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MANY BEAUTIFUL GOWNS WORN
FOR FIRST TIME
Kail Decorations Exceptionally Attrac
tive, Music Was Fine—Affair a
Success In Every Way
Although Easter Sunday is supposed
to be the day for the Spring Fashion
Parade, the fortunate onlooker at the
Knights of Columbus Ball at Union
Hall Monday evening, felt that the
pirade had been postponed until then.
For the beautiful gowns of the wo
men made a pageant of beautiful color
which far" outdid the promenade of
Sunday, and the hall trimmed with
pink and light green with streamers of
flowers from the corners of the hall
to the center forming a great basket
made a scene which has not been
matched this season.
The stage was decorated with ferns
and in the center an illuminated foun
tain of water made a ve\y attractive
setting.
Si Yaffe’s orchestra of Hartford fur
nished the music for the concert, also
for the dancing, to the perfect satis
! faction of all.
1 Grand Knight Frank Sherlock and
Mrs. Sherlock led the grand march,
about 60 couples participating.
To the following committee great
credit is due for the great success o..
the occasion:
Floor Director. E. W. Mullan; assist
ants, R. J. Beausoliel, L. H. Lucier.
Reception committee, Frank E, Sher
lock, chairman; Alfred Maynard, Ar
thur Renshaw, Arthur J. Brodeur,
John Samonzi, A. N. Vaughn, Michael
I,. White, Lionel H. Charron, James
Maher. 1
Committee of Arrangements: a. J.
Montville, chairman; L. H. Lucier,
H. J. Beausoliel, Lester Herlihey,
James Maher, E. W. Mullan, Ulric O.
