The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-02
July Bridge Tourney
 At NeuU London

A record advance entry is an- nounced by the tournament commit tee of the Southern New England contract bridge championships, which are to be held at the Mohican hotel, New London, Conn, July 14th, 18th, 18th and 17th. The Southern New England meet, which includes four solid days of bridge playing, climaxes the seasons events, draw ing experts from all parts of New England and New York. The cham ponships, of which there are four, one for open pairs and others for mixed parts and teams of four, are hotly contested and have developed serious rivalry between the New York and New England experts.
 Among those who have made entry to this years tourney are: P. Hal Sims, veteran champion, and his wife, Dorothy Sims; the expo nent of psychic bidding, David Burnstine of the Four Aces team; Mrs. Marguerite Stengel; Baron Waldemar von Zedtwitz; Rrs. Rob- ert B. Fuller; c. E. Van Week; Cecil Head; George Kennedy; Charles Vogelhofer; s. Carton Churchill and Charles Lockridge, all of New York. Also, Frank K. Perkins; Ed ward Marcus; MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Harvey, both of Boston; Mrs. Isabelle R. Coffin and Stuart Cole man of Providence; Sam OConnell and Jack Kushner of Springfield, Mass; Mrs Frank G. Bush; M. Bradford Alfred and George Linde, of Hartford.
 Among the local bridge authorities represented on the committees are Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and MT. and Mrs. w. Sherman Smith.
 The Central Connecticut Art Gall lery at Four Corners, Marlborough, is now open to the public for the summer. On Friday afternoon and evening, the third annual previeW was held with art collectors, patrons painters, sculptors and students in attendance. Northam R. Gould, di- rector of the gallery, Stuart Dillon, assistant director, and several pa tronesses were hosts to the guest.
 Connecticut painters, whose work is exhibited are: Allen Newton, Alan w. Brown, c. K. Gleeson, Rose Churchill, Elizabeth Worthington, Irving Katzenstien, Margaret Trip lett, Seymour Bigelow, George Earle, Ethel c. Gardner, Helen Simpson, Eugene Freeman and Jean Hogan. The founders are: Hilda Anderson, Harold Barbour, Northam R. Gould, W. Lengdon Kim, Henry Kreis, Albert McCutcheon, Homer Pfeif- fer, Albert McClutcheon. Homer Pfeiffer, F. Van Vleet Tompkins, Mrs. Jessie Warneke and Heinz Warneke.
 The gallery is open every day ex- cept Monday, from 1 D. m. to 8:30 D. m., from now to September Is.
 The Waterbury Junior Women's club held its annual picnic Thurs- day evening at the home of Miss Ruth Schneider of Country Club road. Those attending were Misses Sally Barnum, Gwendolyn Burton, Frances Colgrovc, Grayce Cookson, Marjorie Campbell, Kathleen Dill man, Maurine Fox, Lucetta Gaunt, Ellen Grant, Betty Harrison, Ann Harper. Marjorie Hill, Eleanor Hug ted, Marian Johnson, Eleanor Kel- Ter, Mrs. Louis Keefer, Lois Macken, Rhoda Macken, Elizabeth Malette, Mrs. Frederick Moulthrop, Edith Morton. Natalie Neff. Eleanor Ncale, Mrs. Eugene Oviatt. Helen Peasley, Ernestine Peirccy, Betty Porzenheim.
 Elizabeth Rich, Edna Rush, Ruth Schneider, Gladys Shepard. Jean Sands, Jeannette Shinn, Mrs. Har- old White. Jr, PaulY2e White, Phyllis Wilkins also Barbara Campbell, Frances Malette and Ar- villa Sachsenhauser.