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Vv. 26, 1950

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m., in St, Paul's h. The Rev. LaJr, Advent Episill officiate.

Russell C. Sigler, and Mr. and Mrs, nmer, 6050 Park ts of the couple. two attendants, Roberts and Miss of Boonville, will » in antique gold satin frocks.

mer will be the ers will be Jackoit; Philip R. Sigt; Jerry L. Moss, hart and John H.

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SUNDAY, NOV. 26, 1950

Fashion Show to Be

Wild mink with rolled cuff (le

n u u By LOUISE FLETCHER Times Woman's Editor A STYLE SHOW by Davidson's Indiana Fur Co. will be a feature of the Columbia Club's luncheon-bridge party Wednesday. Vincent Schelm of the company will be master of ceremonies while Mrs. Caroline Robbins will serve as hostess chairman for the event, Two of ‘the fur eoats to appear in the “Fashions of Tomorrow” show are pictured. Featured furs will be mink in deep new tones—in coats, capes and stoles. Also present will be Persian lamb as designed by Leon Pierret— along with beavers and nutrias, News in cloth coats will he rich-textured imported fabrics accented with fur, fine cashmeres and pastel suedes for cruise wear, Suits, blouses and a group of holiday styles, ‘Magic of Cocktail Separates,” will round out the presentation.

Yule Cards

By MRS. ANNE CABOT

Canasta—

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= ~-Indiana Fur Co. ft) . . . black Persian broadtail jacket by Leon Pierret (right). :

Play for Big Hand May Pay Over Playing for Quick Out

By OSWALD JACOBY WHEN YOUR hand is set up for a quick out, it is pretty good policy to meld right away and play for that quick out. If you can succeed in going out before the opponents meld at all, you will gain from 800 to 1200 points depefitng on how many red threes

appear.

big hand. For instance, here is a real triumph for Hold-up Harry. Each side had 3500 points. { Harry was the first player, The

| dealer turned up a joker and |

| covered it with a king. Harry | picked up the following mag-

nificent hand. Jaker-joker-king-

| king-king-7-6-6-5-5-2.

'-3-King Discard IF HE WANTED to play out he could take the discard pile

{ and meld joker-joker-king-king- |

king-king, He could discard the seven and leave himself with two wild cards and two pairs. Assuming his partner | could complete the canasta in

kings Harry would be out on his second play. . This plan did not appeal to

4 | Harry and I ddenr’t-blame him.

He held two jokers and one was | already in the discard pile. Of ! course someone else might have | the count anyway but there was a good chance that his opponents would not have 120 or { anything like {t. * Therefore, | Harry drew from the stock, and promptly discarded one of his three kinds. Incidentally, his | draw happened. to be a second

seven, so he held three low | pairs. It Works HARRY'S right hand op-

ponent discarded a king at his first play. Without batting’ an eye Harry drew from the stock. He had started for a big hand

and was not going to take the

discard pile until it had really ‘grown. Furthermore he hoped

| that enough kings would get

into the pile so that when he ‘did take it he would have a nat“ural canasta in kings. = _ I am not so sure that I approve of this second play. However it worked beyond his fondest hopes, ‘aithough afterwards Harry admitted that he became distinctly nervous before he finally got the discard pile.

The six_ecolorful and pretty | Virtue Triumphs

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{ IT SEEMS that the player to | Harry's right held a particular-

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& Fy - However, there are occasions when it will pay to play for a

black three and four fours. Those cards were his next five discards and of course Harry could not touch them. In the meanwhile the last four kings had appeared. Three

| were thrown by Harry's partner:

and left hand opponent; the Jast

{ one was drawn by Harry him-

self. This did give him ‘three absolutely safe discards and he took advantage of them. Finally: virtue or obstinacy, whichever it may be, triumphed. A five was discarded to Harry and this time there was no more

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Suits Have Jewelry Sewn on Them "By ELIZABETH TOOMEY

United Press Staff Correspandent

NEW YORK, Nov, 25—South-

ern beach resorts will see the most. elaborately dressed. wamen

sun bathers in history this winter. . =z Last sunning season high

fashion swimmers wore jewelry {with their suits. tacked right on to the suit.

This year it's

Harold Schnurer, husband and

business partner of bathing suit

{designer Carolyn Schnurer, credits - |the rencwed interest -in the Far

East for the jeweled suits.

“Fashion reflects these things, .

and anything that's beaded or, jeweled looks oriental,” he said. i

Gold Embroidery

He added that the jet, coral and

{turquoise beads used on suits are | f 3 attached. So they can be worn in

the water without damage.

One two-piece pique’ bathing

suit is decorated with black ems-| broidery and coral beads around

the cuff of the hra top. in black features

Another! all-over gold!

embroidery. }

The suits are cut along ap-

proximately the same lines as before, with one-piece suits holding a slight edge over separate bra; and shorts.

“There is a tendency away from

extreme skimpiness,” Mr. Schnurer said, “except for the French

girls. legs and ~ like those tiny bra tops and very high cut shorts.”

FRET

delay. He grabbed the discard .

pile and when the smoke finally

cleared away Harry had won a

big game.

Mr. Jacoby is unable to answer individual questions on canasta from readers. However, he will include the most frequently asked questions In his column,

Contrast Aim Of Stylists.

Fabric comb in ations which make for interest springing from contrast are stressed in winter's rayon crepe afternoon dresses. layon crepe may be combined with satin, or with velveteen or even with wool jersey. The two fabrics may be dyed to a perfect color match, or they may have chlor contrast,

One such: dress combines beige,

rayon prepe and satin in a design! with deep - set, three - quarter sleeves 4nd high, round jewelry neckline. Essentially simple, thus stressing the fabric contrast, this

dréss has a panel of the satin -

inset in the front gathered crepe skirt. Another dress, # Jacket dress this time, uses rayon crepe and velveteen "to good advantage.

of .a softly-

IDress and jacket fn brown crepe,’

are banded in a lighter shade of the velveteen. The jacket has cuffs of the velveteen as well.

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