The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-26
Pine Orchard Group
 Plans Gala Weekend


 Ernest K. Anderson, Jr., of Ehc- lid avenue, this city, is head of the entertainment committee for the round of dinners and dances which are to be held over Labor day weekend at Pine Orchard. Assist ing him are Oliver Stonington of New York, Harold Sherburne and Paul Marsted of New Haven, Miss Gertrude Eggleston of Meriden and Miss Polly Bradley of New Haven.
 A nautical ball will be held on Friday evening, Aug. 30. from g until 2 with special orchestra in attendance. Prizes will be award- ed for the funniest, the most orig inal and the most elaborate cos- tunes. Members of the clubs yacht squadron will entertain for members and invited guests at a cocktail party in the marine lounge prior to the annual yacht dinner in the club dining room while 40 members of the younger set will make up another large group. In charge of decorations are Miss Nancy Newton, B. H. Reeves, com modore of the yacht squadron and Charles Young.
 On Saturday evening, Aug. 31, MT. and Mrs. Edgar H. l.. Stoning- ton of New York will entertain at a large cocktail party at their Pine Orchard home prior to the regular club dance in honor of their son, John, who has just returned from touring the continent with two of his Yale classmates. The group will later attend a Dutch treat dinner in the clubhouse. MT. and Mrs. Morris Jack of Torrington will entertain at cocktails and din- ner for 30 members of the young married set.
 On Sunday evening, Miss Nancy Newton, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. G. Newton of New Haven, and Ernest A. Anderson, Jr, son Of MT. and Mrs. b. A. Anderson of Euclid avenue, will entertain Tor 60 members of the younger set in celebration of their combined birthdays. On Labor day evening the last in q series of duplicate bridge tournaments will be held Tn the club under the direction of Mrs. George Evans.
 The final dance of the season at the club will be held on Saturday, Sept. D, to be preceded by several dinners to conclude the social sea- son which has been one of the most successful in many years.
 Miss Lucia Bryant and Thomas Bryant, daughter and son of Mrs. Thomas W. Bryant of Torrington and Pine Orchard entertained at a large cocktail party last night at their summer home for 40 mem bers of the younger set prior to the regular Saturday night dance at the club house.
 Miss Mary Baker of East Main street has returned after spending two weeks at York Beach and Old Orchard, Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Hole of Steuben street have returned from a vacation spent at Denton lodge, Holmes, N. Y.
 Miss Mary Shea of Nelson ave- nue, who has been visiting relatives in Norwich has returned to her home.
 Mrs. Alice Foote McDougall, well known tearoom proprietor of New oYrk city is spending the season in Litchfield where she has taken a house.
 Arnold Greenblatt of Cooke street is spending some time at Long Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dunphy of Chipman street extension and fam fly are at Pond Point for a few days.
 Miss Katherine Campion of East Hawkins street is at Block Island spending her vacation.
 Miss Elizabeth Shanahan of Frederick street is registered at the Madison Beach hotel.
 Mrs. Mary Kellas of Willow street has returned from Sheeps- head Bay, N. r.. where she spent two weeks vacation.
 Harry Pottle of West Main street Is in Chicago visiting relatives.
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