Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1950 — Page 11

> i ang international affairs can we | build a decent world community.” T -Thi d Hi Pl C d Fi -C d S ’ E . In resolutions presented before woO- Ir S I g ar Ss ’ / ve- ar ui it J ~ eonvention, the district members, ’ 5 - MR. DALE OPENED one no trump, showing (not vulnerable) | — TT : ere Za 0 Individusily and .¢ jeast one-third of the high cards-but less than 40 per cent. Mr. ‘North. dealer collective Y sep Nope si the| Masters had enough to make it a total of two-thirds. Fast-West vulnerable Ol gress 0 te e > ations In addition he had a fair five card suit. He therefore figured NORTH bili sympathy : an understand. the hand should be in game and bid two no trump. Mr. Dale ng. ‘This bid is forcing to game in the Blackwood system and it S--A947 . . rage p—— - H—KJ76 - os _ Resolutions Committee vequired Mr. Dale Jo show his |spadée. If the SPpIeIg spades Nh Mesdames Guy O. Byrd, Clay- ‘cheapest four - card major. MTr./were divided 2-2 he could make C—A Q ton H. Ridge and Sara Messing Dale's second bid of three hearts five-odd. But he wasn't interested yygsT EAST Stern were members of the reso-{showed a four-card holding In| lin an overtrick—not at the risk arg Keen Mr. Abel on futicns somml Bee. | fev tie that suit but did not deny a tour- of losing his contract, anyway. 5_QJ85 ’ S—none was — of president, first ana ie oard spas Sut. Last Trumps A J are 3 3 presidents, corresponding secre-| nen Mr. Masters bid three! HE LED THE six of spades. If C—108 3 2 9764 - 8 tary and director. spades Mr. Dale was happy to 80/Mrs, Keen had shown out, hej SOUTH Mrs. Scott presided and Mrs [OR to four. If he had held less youd have gone up with dum- Mr. Masters Douglas T. Reid and Mrs. Alvin/iban four spades he would have mys ace. A spade lead back] S—K10763 Barbour were convention general bid three no trump. toward his own hand would then| H—AQ5 chairmen. | Simple Logie {have held Mr. Abel to one winner D—10 2 his contract, Mr. | |in he suit. a C—KJ5 +k is executed a type of play| ut when Mr. Keen followed The bidding Two Local Men which Mr. Muzzy always labels suit, he played dummy's nine NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST

The lost 5 wd. over. for} ‘see each other over and over. shipment the evening. l That's her first mistake. Her didn't go Before you second is to let:her entertaining aroutd— Sale oie grum (follow a set pattern. Last week so here male cussedness, {the Smiths had the crowd over istop and think a tor a backyard supper, so’ this 5x are more minute. {week she has the same crowd fo fil your Maybe you lover for a backyard supper.|

portunities. for a good life.” . Hostesses

* to inner-organization business,

| convention next year.

® District members with Mrs. Jas-

"= trict president, in charge. ' now to send delegates to the May,

" who will be candidate for the . GFWC presidency.

on “Participation,” the Fairmount

Li Sposier Urges

¢ nity to “offer service, not unity war service.” ‘Claude 8S. JPC state president, sounded the Jl of assuming citizenship re-

ne district's 42d annual conven.the Hotel Lincoln.

IFC will at the end of this twoadministra!

our borders will have better op-

Confining most of her. address

| Mrs. Steele said plans were underway for the annual spring

May 2:4

Clubs, members were| e drafted, in any needed, Steele, Knox!

psibility in her talk before!

SIU 18 my hope that we of the|

tion have so well : used our power and implemented| : Sour sense of responsibility that| £ In na citizens and those beyond

ie Vows Will Be Said Tonight in Nagel: |

NOGALES, Ariz, oh 6—Miss

i

{8:30 o'clock tonight in St. An-! drew’ Episcopal Church here.

| Augusta, groom’ 8 parents,

land Martha Gaerrero will bridesmaids.

man while the ushers will be {Marvin

night is to know the

joka “Perle Mesta., Even here,

was referred to vaguely as “that Mary Allen Smith and Alexander woman who gives CALS

|Tuthill Lange will be married at parties.” \

iif pressed, that she seemed to be Miss Smith is the daughter of fe I \Dr. and Mrs, Charles Steighter| But some of them were still spell{Smith of this city and Mr. and’ Ing her first name Pearl instead

(Mrs. Alexander D. Lange, New| lof Perle. Ind, are the bride Rewarded by Truman

stuffings out of Mr. Lange will be his son's best our department.

E. Curle, Indianapolis; creation of the far-famed loyalty

0 years ago few e Washington had ever heard

Political reporters might add,

. YET TODAY Perle Mesta is Perle Mesta

| Mrs, Craig W. Pottinger Jr., will virttan a ‘world-famotis. fi be the maid of honor and Miss a5 our ¥ ute of ‘the President of the

{Frances Beck, Tucson, and Misses Neithe

ngrid + Bergman

er in the glam- greenbacks in it

e Brings Bie 5 Perie Mesta |

‘publicized post in the foreign|

E wants to go.”

back

—first_by sttendinP her parties died "in 1925, leaving Perle 1845.regularly, and then by giving her!poo. the slight diplomatic job which| By

she has blown up into the most the time Perle had tried

Boston, Arizona and Newport and service. {found them - unsatisfactory, she . (had inherited another $400,000 - Always Been Brash’ “trom her father. And was ready “ALL THIS i= no surprise’ toito break into Washington society. Perle’s old friends back in Okla-8he moved into the fancy Sulhoma, where she was reared by, grave Club and started entertainher father, oil-rich Bill.Skirvin, a ing whomever she could snag flamboyant luxury. “She's always’ lamong the capital's VIP's.

been brash and with plenty of GOP Affair 'Social'

moxie,” one of them summed up. IT IS a matter of record that “She'll always get where she perio Mesta gave parties for both Republicans and Democrats at Perle Mesta got quite a few Philadelphia during their convenplaces before finally settling down tions. She insists the GOP affair in Washington, in 1941. Bill Skir- was “purely social—I was just

: vin, who liked to drink while having a good time”--neverthe-

sitting in his stocking feet in the less there are some cynics who lobby of his hotel in Oklahoma claim Perle was playing safe. City, sent her East to school he-| Be that as it may, Perle put

United:cause he felt she needed a more her loyalty plainly on the lina inister to Luxembourg. States. Harry Truman made her refined atmosphere than he could once the oni started in nor what she is today. An old, pre- give her. |Elizabeth Sykes, Margo Ga--rero Princess Margaret can sniff at White House friend of the Tru-| There, Perle met and married be! Madam Mesta's press clippings, mans, Perle Mesta lent the Pres-/George Mesta, a handsome and ing, with interest. She may never though both of them can lick the ident a helping hand-—with some rich Italian who was head of go down in State Department anin the!Pittsburgh’s Mesta Tool Co.

|carnest. Today Perle Mesta is collect-

The nals as one of its diplomatic

gloomy days of the 1948 cam-'Mestas went abroad 22 times gnd|giants. But did Irving Berlin ever Perle Mesta, in a sense, Is a paign. had started building a $600,000 write a musical about Elihu And Mr. Truman rewarded her house in Pittsburgh when George Root? - . en ce we ot ESE ei i Ip

James Warbesse, Phoenix; Charles

It will be May 2-4 in the Claypool. Hostesses will be the Fifth, . Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth

per P. Scott, present Seventh DisShe urged the women to plan 1952, General Federation conven-| . Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting,

In Mrs. Victor A. Selby’s talk’

cluybwoman, IFC first vice presi-| dent, declared, “Women of today cannot stay dormant. . there is little security in life, but ~ there is opportunity.” Of growing importance she said were the club's alvisions of com-

~ munity service and international

-relations. “Only with the partici-|

- pation of all women in national

Help PI Plan Ball

Times State Servies LAFAYETTE, Oct. 6— Louis E.

' Kincannon, 5886 N. Delaware St.,

and Philip N. Clark J Berkley Road, Inglahapells, ve been appointed 80 the planning ‘commitPurdue University

the. The bali will be held Nov. 3 and will open the formal season at the university. Mr, k is chairman of the band committee Jor the ball, and r. Kincannon is serving on the

Fe committee. to make sure he dign't lose two |

Here's That

AT A ‘SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICE lor another evening of bridge with husband see until they become

Silver Plated end Polished to Bs Srilliunt , Finish!

26-Piece Set

wm $50

. No Tax

“SET INCLUDES 6 KNIVES 6 FORKS 6 OVAL SOUP SPOONS 6 TEASPOONS 1 BUTTER KNIFE

1 SUGAR SPOON ~~

Now you can spare your precious sterling

rvice and use this Baroness pattern for | vane: Every piece Is De | The bride is the Saughter o Mey more Hotel in Dayten, O., it is designed, sturdily made. Knives are \and Mrs. Claude 0. Se on Moy announced here by Mrs. Ralph p Johnson Ave. and Mr. and MIS. ig 1ewis president of the local

equipped with strong stainless steel blades. Don't let the low price fool you—Baroness really makes a neat-looking table—even

for company. So handy for eve hold it has a dozen extra uses.

~p# For Yourself!

tion in Minneapolis in support of

We realize] decorations in the Woodstock Club for the Symphony Ball to be |

“lucky.” Actually there was noth: spot. If Mr, Abel had a singleton| 1 NT Pass 2 NT Pass ing lucky about it. spade honor he could win with it| 3 H Pass 3S Pass | .. It was based on simple logic and welcome, because that would! 4 8 Al Pass

nd and Mr. Masters ruffed. He roetleod ationd to ire one more Cross Husband May Need

Smith Jr. and Mr. Pottinger.

Reception Given The reception will be in the Rancho Grande Hotel. After a trip to Coronado, Cal, the ‘couple will be at home at 2211 Pamela Drive, Indianapolis. The bride” attended Stephens |College and is a graduate of the University of Arizona. She is a member of the Alpha Phi Sorority.’ Mr. Lange attended Purdue

University and has been graduated from the Wharton School of Finance, University of Penn-| sylvania. He is affiliated with the |Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity.

Mrs. Smith Dalzell and Mrs. Thomas D. Stevenson arrange

held there tomorrow night, The dance is being sponsored by the Junior Group, Women's Committee, State Symphony Society.

| we n————

Blackwood on Bridge—

Two No Trump Bid When Pariners Hold

and was intended to assure the mean Mrs. Keen had started with - taking of 10 tricks regardless of no more than three. The ace and| Mr. Masters got his “reward “for the opponents’ distribution. It did king would pick-up the. last two being careful. Mr. Muzzy calls just that. outstanding trumps. ‘him lueky. ACtuAlly, “he is just Mrs. Keen won thé first two! When the nine of spades held, | good. tricks with the king and queen " of diamonds. She led a third dia- We, the Women—

or me oe iy pen was V tiation in Social Life

By RUTH MILLETT (keeping the family’s social life SO YOUR HUSBAND starts to| linteresting. {grumble every time you tell him, ' |that you've accepted another in-| Mrs, B. gradually narrows |vitation to a back yard barbecue down the couples she and her

Extra Silver

[the Joneses, oF that you're having the ‘‘usual’’ lone couple in a small crowd who

ave been shoving your husband into a lot ‘of dull evenings.

. [There's nothing to make this week's party different from last

{week's but the menu. Maybe he has a Ruth Millett Th . istake sh Kes is right to grumble at the prospect e next mistake she makgs is of another dull evening, just like in feeling that she has to accept dozens of others he’s spent during invitations that she knows .will the past few months. lead to a dull evening. She just

Maybe your social life follows ; a the same old patterns, month in doesn’t seem capable of saying |“No" to any invitation.

and year out. Any wife who has made those

socidl dictators in the family three mistakes in managing her often don't do too good a job of family’s social life can expect her {husband to grumble every time, he faces another one of “those evenings.” And she ought to take {his grumpiness as a warning that she needs to liven up their social’ life. .

Soroptimists

". requests.

. ” ” ” : . WIVES —who usually are the

. Students To Be Wed

he Erbrich-Crawford Rite to Be Tonight

| The Downey Avenue Christian A Tri {Church will id the scene at 7:30 rra nge rip lo’clock tonight of Miss Joanna} phe 34th conference of the Mid‘Louise Crawford's marriage 40 western Region, American FederRobert L. Erbrich. The Rev. F. gation of Soroptimist Clubs, will |W. Weigman will afficiate. 'be held this week-end at the Bilt-

Come Inl Write! Phone LI-5501

T. Hi Erbrich, ‘911 N, Butler Ave, chapter. are the bridegroom's parents. Planning to attend from here Mrs. James Forsythe, Rich- : in addition to Mrs. Lewis are mond, will ‘be the matron of Mesdames Kenneth M. Smith, ! honor. She will wear a ballerinaJength dress of navy blue lace. Thomas vw aml, Frank B. Stickney, Hal Bryant, Dorothy

rv house~

" 3# For Camping Trips! »* For the Bride's Kitchen Set! »# For Gift Giving! »* For Trailer! v For Christmas!

J He | CHARLES MAYER & COMPANY 1 Red 20 West Washington Street 5 : | Indianapolis, Indiana

| : 3 | Please send t0.....ivvrvevvscaranienes 1 | |

EABBPOEE + vsussseeursasssnnssnsassnsvoss ; “1osty vvvx.:s; casgtviusses SAS cuss, nf ir {7 Plated set @ $5.00.

BE Kip Mail ond “Phone Orn “Carefully Filled

Charles Mayer s und tampa

Lin ® 20 WEST WASHINGTON STREFT

" k The white lace ballerina-léength

bridal gown is fashioned with a Mandarin collar and long sleeves. The bride will have a shouiderlength illusion veil and will carry white pompons and ivy. z

Best Man

The, best ‘man will be Larry Scott and Charles Copeland and Gary Crawford will serve as ushers, The ® reception will be in the

Hampson, oe Ellis, Margaret Muller and D. Oliver Brown, Misses Mildred P. Barrett, Frances C. Cameron, Jean Johnston, Louise Watson, Hannah B. Thompson, Betty Wysong and Nora Farrer. Mrs. Nicholls To Talk Mrs. L.. Grace Nicholls, new guest speaker at the banquet tomorrow night. Her subject: “Why

church.” After a trip south the couple will be at home at 2429 N.

| The bride attended -Indiana University and is now enrolled in Butler University. The bride. groom has attended Indiana and the University of Miami. He is attending Butler where he is a member of the Sigma. Chi Fra-

i Nl termity, *

:

a Service Club?” . | .- Miss Hazel L. Nolan, Dayton,

federation president, will be the |

ZL Ss Hyped & Co. FR anklin 4411

Yoo

The Chateau II, Charcoal Black Sr

br |

IN. AMERICA’S FAVORITE SHOE

* Those beautiful basics—Black and Brown—are an absolute "must" for fall,

5 -of course.—And they're more beautiful than ever in this famous

Red Cross Shoe, beloved for it's fashion-wise flattery and fine fit. Come in,

see ''The Chateau II"

Red Cross Shoes

This product hat ne connection whatéver with The American Nations! Red Crom,

The Chateau Il, €afé Brown

in both luxurious brown and black suede.

-

11 OL WIT ven. William 7. West, director of publie relatiops, Delco Preducts of |General Motors, will be the principal spedker, | At 6:15 p.m. Wednesday the [Indianapolis Chapter will meet in the Colonnade Dining Room for

a dinner-busineas meeting} i }