Connecticut western news., 1910-08-18
Social Delights
 at Pine Grove r1.
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Forman has marvellous histornic power and in this classic selection he has a theme that is surely all it's title implies, and 8 story teeming with life and emotion. MT Forman is a graduate of Wesleyan University '07, and in his college days carried off four prizes for oratory and Reclamation. There will be treat in store for those who hear him on Saturday night of the 27th.
 The entertainment given by the tennis club last Saturday night in the form of tableaux entitled ''Old Sweethearts, '" was a most pleasing success and reflected credit on all who took part and upon those who worked so earnestly to put the varied characters on in such thoroughly artistic manner. The audi snce was highly pleased with the enter tainment and the hall was we'll filled. During the evening there was sale of homemade candies, etc. A goodly sum was realized for the club house building fund
 Speaking of the Tennis club, let me remark in passing, that the membership of this club comprises many of the brightest and most energetic young ladies and gentlemen of the camp. Their interest in the club is genuine and their enthusiasm unbounded. They have long wanted a club house here and have been laying aside money earned in various ways toward a building fund, until at the present time that fund has become quite fair nest egg and it is be- isved the day is not far distant when suitable club house can be erected on the grounds and the hope of years be realized.
 Such placeis much needed by the young people for their assemblies and social gatherings. as at the present time there IS no place available for them ex- cept Grove hall and there is, surrounding this old building an air of religious sentiment, dear to the hearts of many Of the older people of the camp, who dis like to have it used too often for secular matters. The old hall has the sacred ness of traditions surrounding it, and wisdom advises the building of new building that shall be more in accord with the desires and purposes of the younger set.
 The spirit of harmony that here pre- Vails is most pleasing. It is like one great family, leach for all and all for each," and whether it iE the young or the older ones who have an affair on hand, all turn in together and held make accord running all through the camp that makes it a most enjoyable spot for quiet summer life.
 This week the tennis tournament opens and much interest oenters in it.
 Wednesday night the Ladies Improve ment Society of the camp held it's annual fair and sale. There was 8 goodly attendance and considerable sum was realized in way of proceeds. This goes into general improvement fund and is used for the upbuild of the camp
 
 be given the place the care and attention that is now given it.
 Friday Nights Entertainment
 Beside the sketch |" A Social Crisis" by six ladies, there will be on the programme flor Friday nights entertain ment violin(solos and duets, singing and nth he Dance by the following little people. Girls dance, Dorothea Way, Evangeline Lamb Gladys Beers Gladys Hull, Geneyieve Green, Eleanor Sherwood, Lizette Spier, Florence Battell. In the mixed dance five of these little girls danced with the following boys: Jack Wade. Elliot Reynolds, Harold Battell, Russell Hopper, and Ogden Nickerson. The entertainment is given for the benefit of the ladies aid.
 Leave Your Orders for Papers
 Of course you will want the Connecti- cut Western News during the Camp and Chautauqua meeting for you will want to keep track of camp news and there is no paper that will give you as much of what is going on around you as the NEWS will give you every Thurs day. Leave your name and camp ad- dress with Miss Adams at the Inn and have copy of the paper delivered to you every Thursday. Price 5 cent per copy.
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 If you have any friends stopping with you now or at any time during the camp kindly send to the News mention of that fact with their names that it may appear in the camp news column. Saturday Nights Reception
 Saturday evening there will be a general reception and introduction of those who are to take part in the