The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-16
Weddings
.AZpen Fest At
 Pine Orchard

The annual revue of the Pine Or- clard Yacht and Country club will be held Saturday, August 2S. The affair which promises to be quite unique will be known as an "Alpen Fest.v A Swiss and Tyrolean back ground with conforming costumes will be in order. The younger set at Pine Orchard will be trained for chorus work, who will also present series of Tyrolean dances. A repli- ca of a Swiss chalet is being con- Structed.
 Miss Lucia Bryant of Torrington and Miss Frances Prindle of New Haven will appear in Schupattel number and Milton w Goss, Alden Young Warner and Philip Allen have already been signed up to take part in a walters quartet. Mrs. Henry Pope of Glen Ridge street is general chairman and is assisted by her sister, Miss Lucia Bryant and Mrs. John B. Kirby of Meriden as co-chairmen Another sister, Mrs. E. Maury Jack of Torrington will have charge of the decorations. Miss Janet Fabian of Wallingford is di- recting the revue.
 Jose Iturbi, Spanish composer and pianist, will conduct seventy five members of the Philharmonic-S Sym phony orchestra Friday evening at the Starlight Music Festival of the Silvermine Guild of Artists, to be held on the grounds surrounding the guilds hall in Norwalk.
 Mrs. Alma Simpson Chandler, concert singeraand chairman of the music festival, announced today that the festival would be postponed until Saturday night in case of rain. Should rain prevent the programs being held outdoors on Saturday evening, she said, 1t will then be held in the Norwalk armory.
 The orchestra will perform on a shell now being constructed on the lagoon on the guilds grounds, and the audience will be seated across the water on the slopes of a grass covered hill. The proceeds of the festival which Mrs. Chandler hopes to establish as an annual concert, will be used to extend the artistci activities of the guild.
 Mrs. Charles Mott of Camp street was hostess at birthday party in honor of Miss Kae Egan who cele- brated her birthday. Games and dancing were enjoyed. Those attend ing were: Louise Pelletier, Marie Canda, Alma and Florence Pellitier, Dot Brandt, Kaye Canavan, Mary Sido, Addie Jay, Marie Preney, Ma rion O'Donnell, Claire Arcand, Ruth LeCour, Jane Higgins, Helen Bar rows, Mrs. Andrew Giuliano, Mrs. Louis Diliberto, Mrs. Charles Mott and Kae Egan.
 Lewis Russell of Columbus O., arrived in New York Thursday where he was joined by his wife and daughter, Nancy Russell, who have been spending several days in that city and Long Island. They arrived in Waterbury Saturday, and are leaving today with their daughter Diane, for Bayview where they will remain for the next two weeks Also with them at Bayview will be MT. Russell's sister, Mrs. Arthur Penrose and MT. Penrose of Syra- cuse, N. Y.
 Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Martha Blake, daughter of MT. and Mrs. P. Minot Blake of Hartford, to William w. Walcott, son of former United States Senator Frederic c. Walcott of Nor- folk, and the late Mrs. Walcott. Miss Blake attended the Ethel Walker school. Sirnsbury and Smith college. MT. Walcott attended the Hotchkiss school and is graduate of Yale.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Carmody of New York city, were with MT. Car mody's parents, MT. and Mrs. Ter ence P. Carmody of Watertown, over the weekend.
 The Misses Katherine and Helen Healey and Miss Anna Coughlan of Chapman avenue left this morning on a motor trip to Maine.