New Britain herald., 1930-11-08

Mrs. E. Stein, MT. and Mrs. H. Aron- ofsky of Meriden and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sweig of Plainville.
 Miss Katherine Swift. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Orlando Swift of High road kcnsington, will entertain her contract bridge club Monday al luncheon.
 A birthday surprise party was held Monday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. l.. Berkowitz of West street in honor of Miss Alice Jerome of Arch street. Bridge prizes were awarded to Miss Rose Weincr, Mrs. Fendel and Miss Alice Berlin
 Mrs. Stanley Cooper Of Brookside road will entertain her current events club on Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Edwin Peck of Hamilton street entertained a few friends at buffet supper Tuesday evening fol- lowing the meeting of the New Brit ain Woman's club
 Mrs. George Cheney Of Newinston was hostess to a party of New Brit ain friends at bridge Wednesday afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ Fletcher of Trumbull street had guests to dine Monday evening.
 Mrs Joseph Walton of Harrison street entertained a foursome at bridge Monday afternoon.
 Of interest 10 New Britainites Is the exhibition of etchings, land scapes and portraits by Robert Full ton Logan of Paris, France, now be- ! ing shown at the Wadswortl Athe- ineum in Hartford, The exhibition opened On Monday in the annex of the Atheneum and will continue ! through November 15. His etching display includes the Procession Vezelay' and the Interior of Nezelay" and The Wrexam Tower 1 at Yalc,' for which three etchings he was elected to the Paris Salon. He has several other college build ings, the Cleveland Tower, the Hol- der Tower and Nassau Hall at Princeton. and the Harvard Hall and 1 Johnston Gate at Harvard. Another one of his outstanding portraits is that of Mrs. Stanley Cooper Of Brookside road, New Britain. and of "Elcanore," young friend portray cd in riding clothes.
 Scenes of old Gloucester, Mass. and of the nearby village of Rock port are 10 be seen in the exhibi ton of the paintings of Anthony Thieme at the studio of Curtis II. Mover at c52 Trumbull street in Hartford. Mir. Thiome was born in Rotterdam, Holland, and now makes ! his home in Eockport. He is the holder Of many prizes. Among his paintings are Gloucester Harbor.' "Beached." Hauling Net "Glou- cester Boats,' New England liar bor," Fishing Boats" Street in ] Rockport" Drying Sails Lifting of Fog" Doorway" Seine Boats, "sardinc Boats" Fishing Shachs," After the Rain" "Rockport Har- bor." Sunday in Gloucester" "Au- tumn in Rockport," Sunlight and Shadow" High Street, Rockport, ; : "Rockport Boathouse." Motive No. l." LOW Tide" r'Rcst,' Little White House" and Atlantic Ave- nuc. Rockport'
 The exhibition will continue through November 15.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert C. Vance of Maple street. entertained guests at dinner last Sunday.
 i The Woman's club of New Britain met Tuesday evening at the South church and enjoyed an interesting talk by Howard Cleaves, The sub 1 feet was With Pinchot in the South Seas illustrated with unusual pie lures. In spite of the rainy weath- CT the attendance was large,
 Mr. and Mrs James Skinner, for merly of Maple Hill, will entertain this evening at a housewarmlng at their new residence on Glen street. Mr and Mrs. Skinner entertained at dinner and bridge Monday evening, | and on Tuesday evening at dinner and the theater.
 Mrs Harold Peck of Brady ave nuc entertained the Alpha bridge club Tuesday evening. The players were Mrs. Bennett Hubbard. Mrs I.ucian Stevens Mrs. Edward Christ,
 Miss Beatrice Reynal. Mrs. Eunicc Hildebrandt and Mrs. Kenneth Rel yea. Mrs. Hubbard won the prizes
 Mrs Dewitt Riley entertained a
 foursome of bridge Tuesday after noon at her homo on Russvin road.
 Mrs Mortimer Rhodes of BCrlir