Unmasking the culprits

Posted 11/2/17

Unmasking the culprits If it wasn't enough to guess who was behind the mask, those attending the Pilgrim Senior Center Masquerade Ball Monday evening were tasked with discovering who among them had committed some dastardly deeds.even murder. Of course,

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Unmasking the culprits

UP TO NO GOOD: Bill Strand and Karleen Wrath have some fun with the audience.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

IN CHARACTER: You might have guessed that’s Marge Pynne behind the mask.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

WHAT A FOURSOME: Alice Anderson and Rick Fernandes, standing and Bonnie Abols and Jean Williams all had roles to play in the "murder mystery.”

(Warwick Beacon photos)

Posted Thursday, November 2, 2017 1:30 pm

If it wasn’t enough to guess who was behind the mask, those attending the Pilgrim Senior Center Masquerade Ball Monday evening were tasked with discovering who among them had committed some dastardly deeds…even murder. Of course, it was all a play, with those participating professing their innocence up until the very end. To liven the evening, the Classic Five Jazz Quintet with Al Testa from the Warwick Symphony Orchestra serenaded the party goers and, naturally, there were some “spooky” drinks.