Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1949 — Page 7

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1049 __ Blackwood on Bridge — |Beauty—

Dale EschewsRemember Heart Bid To Cop Game He Wins Play With No Trump

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD . MR. DALE knows it's not good Humanics to insist on playing; 4 all the hands. But holding the! South cards on this particular] deal he felt that a heart contract was superior to no trump. As you!’ see he was right. At no trump the enemy could have cached five diamond tricks at the start. Against the actual four heart contract Mrs. Keen opened the king of diamonds. Noting Mr. Masters’ play of the nine, she continued with the queen and an-

None vulnerable

South Dealer NORTH (Mr. Abel SA Q93 H-9 4 D—106 3 C-K 653 . WEST EAST (Mrs. Keen) (Mr. Masters) SJ 1086 S—K 7 H—10 7 8 H—8 6 D—K Q 8 D—A 9752 C—Q 10 4 C—J 9817 SOUTH (Mr. Dale) 8-5 42 a H-AKQJ52 DJ 4 C—A 2 The bidding: South West North East 1H Pass 18 Pass 3 H Pass SN T Pass

4 H All Pass

other diamond. Mr. Dale trumped the third lead and paused to look the situation over. . Clearly the success or failure of the hand depended on the Jay of the cards in the spade suit. 8o Mr. Dale tcok three rounds of trumps discarding a small club from dummy on the third lead. Then he led a small spade on which Mrs. Keen played the six. At this point he did not make the mistake of playing the queen from the board. There was no hurry about that.: If Mrs. Keen had the king, the queen could be finessed later. After all, one trick had to be lost in the spade suit in any case. Giving himself every chance, Mr. Dale finessed dummy’s nine spot. And it took Mr Masters’ king to beat it. Now the ace and queen of spades in dummy were both good and the contract was home. Note that Mrs. Keen could not have saved the day by going up with her ten of spades. In that case dummy’s queen would have bec- played and Mr. Masters’ |i ki* would have won. } but then dummy would have ace-nine over Mrs. Keen's jackeight, and Mr. Dale would sim-

every counter.

timely suggestion found at Ayres’, Block's and Wasson's. Body sachet, bath soap, tablet sachet and toilet water with a pink rubber atomizer whispers spring in this garden of beauty called Remembrance Box. And whether Mother is 25 or 85 she'll love a special, romantic fragrance — such as -Tussy’s Safari perfume, in a dainty cut-glass type bottle with a round brass top. ? The delicate pink package is covered with real black late. A Safari Gift set is a sure-to-please item, too, ‘containing dusting powder #hd cologne— perfect to give her that pam-

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Sunday Mother will be remembered with material affection, a lovely gift to-flatter her vanity.

By BARBARA BROEKING ONCE a year a special day is set aside to try to express the gratitude and love for Mother that one feels the whole year through—and a galaxy of lovely remembrances are found on

A hand-made box, pastel decorated with the language of flowers, and filled with toiletries in Friendship Garden is one

ply take a second finesse which would be successful. A finesse against three outstanding cards is a triple finesse.

Like all other finesses it is a de-

vice used to improve your chances of winning tricks by en-

. circling the opponents’ high cards.

held his spade losers to one.

In today’s hand if Mr. Dale had played the queen on the first spade trick he would never have

By MARGUERITE SMITH

Q—How can I rejuvenate a forsythia shrub that has been neglected and hasn't bloomed very well this year? A—Bloom on a forsythia may be impaired by a mild fall such | as we had last year when some of the flowers open out of seagon. (There are also new wvarieties that flower much better

yards this year, where the entire bush is simply full of golden bells.) In general you can help your forsythia by cutting out a few of the older stalks at the base of the ground each year just after it blooms, then heading back sprawling tips to encourage growth of new wood. Weeping forsythia is a naturally graceful plant. It can be trained to a single stem tree fashion (braced fhe first year or two) and allowed to droop

than older types—you may have | noticed some of these in local|

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Something Personal And for something truly personal send Mother to Ayres’ this week, where the New York Consultant for Charles of the Ritz, Miss Phyllis Woodbury, is available for complimentary skin analyses, She can suggest a few simple preparations plus a faithful routine to give skin the care it needs. Made-to-order fac e powder is something Mother might want—and need.

Celso. PLEASING Mother's vanity

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Nurse to Royalty

LONDON -— Miss Mary North, 18-year-old daughter of British Admiral 8ir Dudley North of | Nethbury Hall, England, has gone to Denmark as nurse of Queen| Ingrid’'s three daughters. 8he also) will teach English to the princesses, aged 3, 5 and 9.

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Her own stone stars .on this silver-plated oval snuff-box shaped vanity. They are ‘at Block's. The other model is called Swiss® Compact, wafer thin for the new handbags. ® = 9 EMPIRE has a novel set with a small hairbrush, a clothes brush and a full size folding rat-tail comb in clear Lucite . . . a grooming aid for traveling that is indispensable It's called Deb-Kit, sold at Ayres’, Block's and Wasson's, and she’ll like the extra zipper compartment for change, hairpins; etc.

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Breakfast: Stewed prunes in orange juice, soft-cooked eggs, whole wheat toast{butter or fortified margarine, marmalade, coffee, milk. Luncheon: Tomato and grapefruit juice cocktail, toasted peanut butter and chili sauce sandwiches, watercress and mayonnaise sandwiches, .racishes, celery, stewed dried apricots, tea, milk. Dinner: Liver and bacon, creamed potatoes, broiled tomato halves, enriched soft rolls, butter or fortified margarine, spring salad, sliced bananas and light cream, coffee, milk.

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Eat Well for Less— Sweetheart Cake Recipe Is in Season

Ideal to Serve At Parties

By GAYNOR MADDOX

NEA Staff Writer THIS is the open season for en-

gagement parties, dere is a special cake recipe for an event of; that sort. !

- - = SWEETHEART CAKE One c¢. finely chopped maraschino cherries, well drained, c. finely chopped almonds, 2% o. sifted cake flour, 21; tsps. baking;

or other shortening, 1'4 c. sugar, 2 eggs, a c¢. maraschino cherry|§ HHuice (make up to 4 c. with milk, if necessary). { Topping and filling: 1% c. whip‘ping cream, 1 ¢, coconut, 2 tbsps, .maraschino cherry juice.

Shake cherries and nuts in

{together remaining flour, baking MERC {powder and salt. Cream butter, {add sugar gradually, and cream until fluffy.

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nately with cherry juice. Stir in! {cherries and almonds, and pour into two 8-inch layer psns, well-| 'greased and lined with waxed {paper on the bottoms. | | Bake in moderate oven (350 ‘degrees F.) 35 to 40 minutes, oy {until toothpick inserted comes out| iclean. | Tint coconut by shaking it in| |a covered jar with 2 tbsps. cherry |juice, Spread on paper to dry. {Whip cream stiff, sweeten to {taste, and spread between layers. {Cover sides and surface with cream. From center of piece of wax paper cut single or double heart center. Lay stencil on cake, |snrinke cut-out portion with {tinted coconut. Sprinkle sides of {caue with coconut. Chill until served. ’

By JEAN COMMENCEMENT is comsing. Soon you Seniors will be planning the details of your graduation, School traditions play a big part, of course, But certain decisions will be up to you. How elaborate will the exercises be? Will it be necessary to. buy expensive new clothing? Are you planning a Senior Dance? Will it and the other activities be run for the benefit of a small clique or for fun for all? The way you handle your commencement doings will measure your skill in the practice of democracy. Beware of the two snobberies—financial and social. If your program is geared to kids with sumptuous allowances, others will be hurt. They'll have to make unfair financial demands on their families, or drop out of some of the activities. If you set your social sights too . high some kids (or their parents) wlil be ill-at-ease and unhappy.

» ” » GRADUATION is a high point in your school life. Let your class stand united--one | for all and all for one, And plan something simple. Elaborate or expensive details are strictly out of place in school commencements.

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, Miss Patricia Ann Morgan's marriage to Lt, (jg) George Bancroft Abbott will be May 28 in the {Naval Chapel, Monterey, Cal. {Miss Morgan is the daughter of (Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Morgan, 3024 {N. Pennsylvania St. and Lt. Ab{bott ts the son of Mr. and Mrs. {Arthur J. Abbott, Manchester,

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