Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-04
NEW YORK DAY
 AT sTRoNcIN's CAMP.
Annual Reunion Was Feature Event
 Baseball Game and Masquerade.


 The annual reunion or New York day was observed on Sunday at Strong in's Camp, at Gardner Lake, and in the large attendance were about thirty couples from Norwich, who made the trip by auto bus and team. Plenty of entertainment was provided for the guests and all passed a delightful day.
 In the afternoon there was an excit- ing baseball game between the Campers and the 6SS's, which resulted in vic- tory for the laaker team by g. score of to 5. The game was called at the end of the fifth on account of the late ness of the hour. The battery for the Campers was Herman and Wiesselth- fer, and for the 6SS's Bendett and Katz- man. Bendett pitched great ball, and a feature of the game was catch by Curland in the outfield.
 Following the baseball game the company was entertained by selections by the Harmony Quartette, assisted by MT. Solomon of Nv York on the piano Herman M. Budnick of this city also entertained with piano selections About 75 copies sat down to dinner at the prettily decorated tables, and an excellent menu was enjoyed. c. Sher- man of New York acted as toastmas- , ter, and interesting remarks were giv- en by a number of the guests follow ing the dinner.
 In the evening masquerade. ball was given, and the wide variety of cos tunes 1ncfTed many novel designs. The pavilion was attractively decorat- ed for the occasion with evergreen. cut flowers, and Japanese lanterns The grand march was led by Miss Dora St1pngin and MT. Rakowitz Prizes for the most attractive costumes Wers awarded as follows: Mrs. Brown, at- tired as harem girl, first lady's prize. a comera; Miss Dora Strongin, second prise, fountainpen. Mems First, a camera, four colored Alabama trouba- dours; second, fountain pen. MT. Ra- kowsd, attired as a priest Music for the dancing was furnished by Cur lands orchestra of Norwich. The judges of the costumes were H. Levin, M.Eooper, s. Alofsin and Misses Bern stein and A Strom- The arrangements for the dance were made by c. sher- man, H. Levin, N. Strongin, Misses Meyerson, Dora Olsen and Dora
 The event marks the close of the seasons activities at the camp Among those who have been staying at the Lake are the following from New
 Max Solomon. Louis Hemoff, A. Camora. H. Camora. M. Camora, A. Bernardick, Al, Bernardiclk, Al. Hyman, Al. Wieselthier, L. Cooper, l.. Silver man, R. Friedel. M. Meyereson. J. Lc- vine L. Pullman. Mn Bonin, c. Bern stein. B. Feinberg, M. Storch, A. Cohen M. Memzer H. Sander. M. JenchilI H. Kone, H. M. Strongin, s. F. Strongin, S. Teplftz. c. Cherman, A. e. Sherman, Fl. O. Levine, Dr. D. Salisch, | Cohen, L. J. Wiener. w. Schonfield. s. Aims field, L. Gellert, H. Levine, D. Doctrow, W. L. Cramer, A. J. Herman, J. F. A. Pepis, R Frankel. J. Troop.
 Mrs. Herields Mrs. Weeser. Mrs. Rab- tnowitz, Mrs Brahms, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Hrrow3tz. Mrs Abramson
 Mir. and Mrs. H. Frankel, Mir. and Mrs. s. Margolis, MT. and Mrs. K. Gold man, MT. and Mrs. G. Moscowitz, MT. and Mrs. Pamin. Mir and Mrs. L.l Strongfn, MT. and Mrs H. Friedland, Mr. and Mrs. Friedman. Misses E. Alexander H. Alexander, Z- Alexander. B. Brown, K. Brown, B. Bernardick. s. Bernstein, Fanny Bud nick, Jennie Budnick. R. Camora. F. Dorfman, Miss Edison, Misses B. Far Der. A. Forstein, L. Forstein, I. Fried land, N. Geiger, D. Golstein, H. Goldys. H. GeHert. c. Hurowitz, E. Helfat D. Janovera, A. Kavitt, M. Kaufman, M. Levitt, B. Leviu, R. Linfis, M. Lutz, R. Meyerson, l. Meyerson, T. Nehrer, K. Olson. D. Oisan, R. Picus, c. Plimack. s. Plimack, c. Ripps, N. Rossheirn. H. Rossheirn, s. Rusisin. A. Ruskin, M. schneer, F. Silver. R. Silver, M. Schurr. | B schields. D. Strongin, s. Stein, R. silverman, B. Shapiro, K Sievin, l.. | slevin. R. slatin. Miss Storch. Misses A. Wieseithier, H. Wiegel.