Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1950 — Page 18

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Sets Four-Heart Contract .

n. Play F Do Wesf's

By Ducking First Round of Clubs THE ONLY thing that prevented West from mak-| ing this boldly bid game—was South. See.if you would have played as South did to defeat the four-heart contract. I should tell you that West made the right play in the heart suit. That is, he laid down the king first. When South showed oul. a small heart was led up to dummy and North was forced to split his honors or see dummy’s 10 win. Now let's go back to the beginning. It was North's opening jead and he chose the nine of clubs. The five went on from dummy. What would you play if you held the South cards? Suppose you want up with the ace and returned a club. West would win the. second trick with the jack. Lead King of Hearts He would cash the king of diamonds. Then he would lead the king of hearts on which you could pitch a& small spade. Now a little would bring out North's jack and dummy's ace would win, On the ace of diamonds, declarer would discard the trey of spades. The lead of dummy’s last heart|™

would give North a’ trick with ITSC Ch his queen. But that, plus the ace! apters of spades, would be the defenders’|

Inst; tricks ang West would make Set Meetings

Going back once more to the Name Speakers

first trick, we find that South did East dealer | And Hostasses

North-South vulnerable NORTH Several JTSC chapters anRA 8 nounce meetings scheduled for H-QJ 43 {this week D-QFEs3 | TOMORROW C9 2 Betsy Ross Chap. 6:30 p. m. East WEST EAST | New York Bt. Branch, Indiana 8-Q73 RK 104 Natio \ Bank Mrs. W. P.| H-K #28762 HAS Dorse{t, Mrs. Harold Hardin{ D—K D—A 1083 and Miss Nellie Nierste, host-OC-KJ$ CQ 7158 esses Mrs. Basil Fischer, SOUTH speaker . S-J9853 Cherokee Chap.--1 p. m. Coloriial| Henone Furniture Co Mrs. Louis Dd 74 | Schult, speaker A 10848 (Denall Chap. 7:45 p. m. Mrs. R.| The bidding: A. May, 1248 Ringgold Ave. hostess, “Stockholm,” Mrs. |

EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH ui: Rah:

{ Terre Haute, and Mrs. Ralph I.

. Bretaman photo. | o Mrs. Leonard M. Berkowitz The Broadmoor Country Club was the scene at 6:30 p. m. | yesterday of Miss Alice Rene Rosenfield's marriage to Leonard | M. Berkowitz. Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt of the Indianapolis Hebrew | Congregtion officiated, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Rosenfield, 5265 Washington Blvd. and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan B, Berkowitz,

3445 Kenwood Ave, are the be at home late this month in. | parents of the bridegroom. 20683 N. Meridian St. ’ Mrs. Edgar. M. ° Fassburg, The bride attended Northwestern University and the bridegroom is a graduate of Indiana University.

Kroot, Gary, sisters of the bride, were the matrons of honor, Tuey wore heavenly blue velvet

= Pa eH for a doubleton club. ! 12:30 p.” “m. Mrs. And If ‘North did have two|, Matt Carpenter, 1163 N. Holmes! otubs it was necessary to leave| Ave, hostess. Mrs, W. W one of them in his hand so that| Houppert, speaker when (and if) he gained the lead, WEDNESDAY he could reach South's hand. |Azjagkan Chap.—1;30 p. m. East!

Wins Third Round . New York St. Branch, Indiana This was something of a long National Bank. Mrs, Noble Rey-| shot, but it paid off. At trick one] nolds, ‘speaker. South Re the 10 of clubs so Annie Laurie Chap.—1:30 p.m. that his partner would be en-| Mrs. Virgil Marshall, 922 N.| couraged to lead the suit again.| Audubon Road. Mrs. Houppert,/ West won with the jack and the | speaker; dessert. lay then went the same as out- New Harmony Chap.—7:30 p. m. in€d above, up to the point where| Mrs. Herbert, MacKenzie, 331) North won the third round of N. Gladstone Ave, hostess. trumps with his queen. | Miss Amy Keene, speaker,

At this point Nerth led the Panamanian Chap. —12:30 p. m. delice of clubs. Seuth won with! Claypool Hotel. “Stockholm.” the ace and returned a club which| Mrs. George Davis; smorgas-| North ruffed with the four of) bord. : : hearts. The ace of spades then THURSDAY furnished the setting trick. Loch Lomond Chap. 11 a. m. Declarer wanted to know why 38th 8t. Branch, Indiana Na: South figured North for a dou-| tional Bank, Mrs. Sidney Jableton rather than a singleton cobs, hostess chairman; Mes-| club. dames Joseph Buck, W. A.

“1 didn’t have much to go on." Quillan and Robert Gardner, South agreed. “Just your facial assistants. Miss Magdalena expression, I could see eight clubs! Ford, speaker. | in my hand and dummy. If my| FRIDAY

partner's nine spot were a single- James Whitcomb Riley Chap. - ton then you would have hed four Noon. Mrs, W. B, Sweeney, glubs. And with that many you, 430 N. Arsenal Ave, hostess; would probably have looked Wor Mrs. Robert Olson and Mrs.

ried, fearing a ruff on the second! Albert Haag, assistant. Mrs. triek. But you didn't look wor-| Houppert, speaker. Had So eee! Victorian Chap.—Noon. 38th St. shook his head sadly. Branch, Merchants National “Beat by a facial expression,” he, Bank. Mrs. Earl Antonides,| moaned. “A mask I should be Mrs. Roscoe Barnes and Miss, Wearing." : Anna Satterwhite, hostesses, |

Women Designers Forecast Future Well-Dressed Man

By JOHN ROSENBURG, United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Jan. 14—Glve the lady fashion designers half a! chance and they'll have the pants off men. They'll dress ‘em in skirts. Not only that, they'll give men shirts without

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without collars; shirts without tails, shirts without ties and shirts

with ruffled sleeves and pleated bosoms. | All this was indicated today ~~ in the dignified recesses of the It was ot “Black velours with Metropolitan Museum of Art cocoa facing on upper brim.” It where the Costume Institute dis. bad the slouch of hats worn by, “played men's wear designed ex- the late John Barrymore clusively by women. Another Dache hat was made] The show exhibited “600 years © 878Y satin and would. in style of -linery for men.” ’ at least, be apropos for a trout “For the first time the spotlight Atherman | is Tocused on the man of fashion Shi. Sans Back { In a display which proves that ° | F.ve has stolen many a style note Elizabeth Phelps was responsi from Adam in the past,” the ex- ble for the shirt without a hack]

bitors. sal udl it-looked fine with a jacket ov er bh d pro ys it—while Clare Potter created the

“dve, represented by a group of 12 enterprising designers, holds ©°0!larless shirt with “drawstring| up the fashion mirror to the fu. WaIst' and Sophie of Saks: pre-| ture to give a glimpse of what S¢nted the pleated shirt she believes the well-dressed man Sophie's Wnnovation had con-| may be wearing ‘tomorrow’. cealed buttons down the front and The “glimpse” showed the lady DaCKe DO talls and was cut high designers had the comfort of men °0 the aldes with a long tab exclosest to their artistic hearts. tension that buttoned between the There was, for instance, the little '*&* - bedtime number created by Mrs. [Ne early male visitors ap Brooke Cadwallader. peared amused by the exhibit - | That Is, until they saw the skirt! Bare Chest It appeared next to a pair of re With the covers up, it would versible bathing trunks plaid

160k fine on any man. But If he|silk on one side and brown linen

gut: restless during the night, he'd on the other designed by Tina very likely be exposed from the|Leser

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| Their baby blue taffeta dress- |; €% had nel yokes and rues

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Park Ave., will be hostess “Saturday for the meeting of the Indianapolis Branch, National League of American Pen Women. There will be a 1:30 p. m. dessert luncheon. Mrs, Henry L. Smith, Bloom{ington, will talk on UNESCO. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Samuel M. Lowden, Fountain(town; Miss Ella Sengenberger, Mrs. Charles Elizabeth Kaar Gilfoyl. The president, Mrs. W. D. | Keenan, has éafled a bodrd meeting far noon,

Alumnae Club

‘Plans Dinner The Gamma Alumnae*Club of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority will hold a 6:15 p.m. dinner. tomorRosenfield, brother of the bride; row in the Butler University chapArnold Marks and. Harold Mil- [ter house. Mrs. William I. Coons ler. {IIT is hostess chairman. The reception was in the | Miss Lee Henson, interior dec Broadmoor. For her wedding orator, will give the program on trip the bride chose a deep blue “Fireside Fixing.” Reunions of green wool suit with chamois [the 1014, "15, 16, '41, ‘42 and "43 hat and gloves. The couple will classes will be held. .

and Beity Sue Myers, nlece of the bride-. groom, were the flowergirls.

accented with pink rose buds. They carried white baskets tied with blue ribbons, | Reception in Club The bride's ivory satin gown was fashioned with a fitted bodice, Chantilly lace yoke, cap sleeves, hoop skirt and cathedral length: train. The dress was accented with seed The bride's ivory illusion fingertip veil was held by A cap trimmed with seed pearls. She carried white orchids and

Nathan Berkowitz was his son's best man. The ushers were Harry Myers, hrother-in-law of the bridegroom; Sigurd A.

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Local Champions To Be in Show

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Alexander will have Jewil of Judex. Jewll, who is 15 months, was winner's bitch in the Chicago specialty show recently. “The Fletcher Kings, who have seven shepherds will show the papa, Dreist of Black Forest. Among the foreign breed dogs will be Dax V. Karphenhof. Dax, who is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Rob~ ert nes, is German. He was trained by the German method-—not to allow anyone but his mastér to touch him. This eliminated him from American shows where the judges handle the animals, However, he has been going through an intensive detraining and retraining program and has two legs on his C. D.,

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Mrs. Peter C. Gunterman, Louisville, will judge the show. The club plans to schedule another sanction match six months from today so that it will be eligible for an AKC specialty show next vear. The Hoosier Kennel Club and fhe Associated Specialty Clubs will hold their annual two days of dog shows Apr. 1 and 2 in the Manufacturers building, Indiana State Fairgrounds. This is a departure from - the usual custom to hold shows in the early fall,

Mrs. Walter H. Montgomery is general chairman for the 37th annual ‘of the Visiting Nurse Association of Ep ay noon ludieheon wil ursday th the Indianapolis Athletic Club, Assisting her are Mesaames 8 Elbert Glass, George Bowen and

second vice president, Is an xe officio member of the committee, Guest speaker will be Miss Fern A. Goulding, RN, director of the school of practical nursing, Indianapolis Public Schools. She will discuss “The School of Practical Nursing, Objectives and Plans.” She will be introduced by Mise

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Mrs. Vincent Kelly is chairman of the local chapter. Mrs. August Bohlen is in-charge of this novel way of fund rais-

termann presided. It's always tactful of a presiding officer to give the members something attractive to look at ‘and Jo obliged by wearing a stunning long red cape with . ‘A black. velvet collar over a 1 jersey dress. Her hat ing. Among the leaders of Ey hy and the whole effect _ canasta groups are Mesdames was really very striking.

Anniversary | Party Planned

a me i] . Mont. ect Prater, D. Bowater € Wen LF n e n i il, P. W. Zim . Geo Mrs. Marlowe Ww. Manion, pr will be celebrated with a lunch- Stowell. and John B, Welch ne dent, will give the welcome. eon-bridge Jan. 24. The party Miss Gertrude Metzger are on| A report will be given the *

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will be in the Indianapolis Ath-/their committee. nominating committee. Mrs. {letie Club. Mrs. Ellard B. Duane Charter members -are Mes< Douglas H. White, chairman, is . land Mrs. Russell 1. White, dames John Considine, Gerald assisted. by Measdames Bowen, founders, will be honored. Ely, William Freaney, Paul C, Howard Fieber, Frank McKibben | Also seated at the speaker's Ferguson, Charles Hockensmith, 8nd J. Kent Leasure. {table will be charter members and Joseph O. Hoffman, William C.!

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