Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1948 — Page 15

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d Mrs. Louis D. Surface, Ing Ave., announce the ing e of their , Alice Jean, to John Garnier Jr.

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ption in the church par. yiow the ceremony. Mr, the son of Mr. and nier, 136215 N, Olney 8st. Lloyd Brawner, aunt of ‘e bride, has been selected n of honor and Wallace will serve as best man.

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By JEAN ALMOST everyone goes traveling in summer. Maybe it's just a jaunt to the country for the day. It could be a crosscontinental trip, or anything in between. Will you be going by car, or by train? For summer drivers, motoring manners are “as usual”’—only more so! Crowded highways make safe and considerafé driving essential. Monkeyshines in cars— racing, horn-blowing, shrieking and the rest—are the height of unsafe, inconsiderate behavior.

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Stephens Club To Give Party

The Stephens College Alumnae Club of Indianapolis will have a swimming party and luncheon Friday in the Meridian Hills

Honor guests will be students returning to Stephens and girls entering the college this fall. The swimming party will be held at 10:30 a. m. and luncheon will be served at 1 p. m. Mrs. John Holton is chairman for the event. Her committee members are: Mesdames Allen| Moorman, James Bettis, Kenneth | Schellie, Weymouth Fogelburg, Arthur Locke and -John Fletcher and Miss Gloria Atkisson.

Club Will Arrange Masquerade Ball

The Arthur Murray Century Club dance committee’ will meet at 10:15 p. m. Friday to make

{ball will be held Aug. 15. Members of the committee for the event are: Misses Esther Angle, Dorthea Pfieffer and Elsie Paine; J. C. McKenny, Robert Caldwell, William McCreary and! Charles Kramer. |

Sorority Picnic The Beta Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will hold a; “pitch-in” picnic at 1:30 p. m. Sunday in the home of Misses| May and Mary Yount, 1509 E.|

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Bridge— To Win Hand Trap Queen Of Opponent

America’s Card Authority THE SOUTH will be well represented at the summer session of the national champfonships tournament, which starts this week-end in Chi-

cago. : The Memphis delegation will be headed by M. A. Lightman,

who operates a movie theater chain in the South. He had a tough job trapping East's queen of trumps in today’s hand, but he finally got it and made his contract. The opening lead of the queen of

The ten of spades was led and East refused to cover,

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Lightman let it ride, and the singleton king in the West hand won. West continued with the jack of hearts which dummy ruffed with the six of spades.

» » » NOW THE last trump was played from dummy and again East refused to go up with the queen; so Lightman finessed the nine-spot, which held. It now looked as if there was no way to pick up the queen. However, Lightman led the

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Suzanne Ramey ‘To Entertain °°

A luncheon and bridal shower at 1 p. m. Aug. 6 in the Meridian {Hills Country Club will honor Miss Nancy Lea Adair. Miss Sue

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ten of diamonds, overtook in dummy with the jack, played the ace of diamonds and discarded his king of hearts. Then he just continued to play the diamonds. East refused to ruff, because he knew that Lightman would over-ruff, pick up the queen, 80 over to the ace of clubs in dummy and cash all the good

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the salmon and discard. Remove the bones and crush; return to the salmon and flake well. Add the next five ingredients and toss quickly but thoroughly. Add the potato chips plus the additional mayonnaise; toss to distribute. Shape in a neat mound on a salad

They can add more salt to cooked vegetables or meats. Even a light sprinkling of salt can be added to fruits either raw or roast immediately. The gizzard,

heart and particularly the liver spoil quickly and should be cooked promptly after being cleaned and washed. They must be cooked tender before they are added to gravy or dressing. Cover the gizzard and heart with water and one teaspoon of salt; add any herbs desired. The

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Miss Adair is to be married to John Edward Peschau on Sept. 4 Shower guests will include Mrs, Kenneth F. Adair, mother of the bride-to-be; Mesdames Raymond Carolyn Hargitt James Hutchison,

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2 tbsps. finely chopped pickle OR 13% tbsps. capers 2 c. potato chips 1 tbsp. mayonnaise Lettuce or parsley Have dll the ingredients thoroughly chilled. Remove skin from

his clubs, including th king and queen. i Then he led the ace of clubs and East was forced to trump. Lightman ° overtrumped and won the last trick with the ace

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