New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

1 Lobster Pots" shows an old Breton fisherman bending above his work and it attracts attention because of ] it's simplicity.
 The bronze garden ornaments of Mrs. Rathbone show the same whimsicality, chiefly those depicting i the characters that Lewis Carroll made famous. The White Rabbit and the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland" Her morr prctcntion things give an entirely different note. the busts, the torsos and the symbolic compositions being done in the modern spirit. The out standing bit in her exhibit, in the , eyes of most people, is her head Of | Madame Androwa, lent by the own CT. The head of q Breton Fisher man" shows such q strength that il seems more the work of man than of a woman. The exhibit opened last Monday under the direction of Gay tor Whitmorc.
 At the Morgan memorial in Hart ford, beginning tomorrow. there will be shown a collection of artistic photographs that have been shown in only one other city in the country Boston. Through the courtesy of the Harvard Society of Contemporary Art. this collection has been loaned to the museum before it's return to the owners. Hartford and New Brit ain are fortunate to have the oppor- tunity to view these photographs, which have interested art critics throughout Europe, as in most in stances they represent the highest form of photographic art. Leading European and American master photographers are represented.
 Mrs. Olive Judd Ingraham of West End avenue entertained few friends at contract bridge Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Russell Britton of Ten Acre road will entertain the members of her card club at bridge and tea next Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Richard Pritchard was hostess to the members of her card club last Monday afternoon at her home on Ten Acre road.
 
 Charles F. Smith entertained the members Of the Saturday night club at his home on Lexington street last Saturday night.
 The home bridge parties for the benefit of the city relief fund which took place Wednesday of this week were most successful and Up to date have ncttcd approximately S250. The list of names received by Mrs. James Robinson of Harrison street of those entertaining is as follows: Miss Bertha Bowers. Mrs. J. Arrow smith, Mrs. Henry Blackman. Mrs Della Bramble, Mrs. Frederick Booth Mrs. George Corbin. Mrs Herbert Camp. Mrs. II. E. Dickerson. +lI H' fs' \. NIpOt N Ill., MS h, A Griso. Mrs. NJ. W. Hellyar. Miss Caroline Hillard, Mrs. Able Kron- holm. Mrs. C. \. Neri, Mrs r. W Latham, Mrs. Theodore Lindgren. Mrs. F. W. Menus. Mrs. William Middlcmas, Miss Ann Bricn. Mrs. Howard Parsons, Mrs. Robert Par sons, Mrs. Robert Peck, Mrs. W. J. Pcebles Miss Mary Porter. Mrs. r. J. Porter. Mrs. John PuTncy. Mrs. !. p. Russell, Mrs. James II. Rob inson, Mrs. Nellie Stearns, Mrs. Elmer Stone, Mrs Staples. Mrs Hanon. Mrs. Frederick Walker, Mrs ]. E. Wilbur. Mrs, Joseph Woods Mrs. Margaret l.. Fitch, Mrs. Fred crick Hunecrford Mrs. J. r. Hart, Mrs. Louis Jones. Mrs. William \. Hcarn, Mrs, Thomas Donlan. Mrs. H. F.. Christensen. Miss Charlotte Henderson, Miss Frances k. F'letch- CT. Mrs. McAloon, Miss Charlotte Whamall. Miss Edith Linquist. the members Of the Girls club at the New Britain Trust company and EussWin Mfg. Company. Mrs. C. E. Pratt, Mrs. Emma Wells. Miss Arm (. B. Pomcroy and Mrs. E. Loolnis.