Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1950 — Page 31
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Honor guests are announced
for the Christmas ball and buffet : - Bupper which the Reserve Officers’
Association will give Dec. 22 in the Armed Forces Officers Club at, Ft. Harrison.
Among them are Capt. M. c. Thompson, Capt. Miles H. Hub-| bard and Capt. F. F. Knachel of . the Navy; Mayor Bayt; Brig. Gen.| Robison Hitchcock, Col. John Gibson, Col. Harry Welsh, Col .- DeWitt Ballard, Col. Chester -- Lichtenburg and Col. Howard Wilcox of the James Ronin of the Air Force.
: Entertaining at a cocktail party| before the dance will be Lt. and! © Mrs. Harry E. Hunter. Their guests will include Col. and Mrs. George Riley; Col, and Mrs. Oscar Pool, Col. and Mrs. John B. Gent, Maj. and Mrs. Edward Eaton, Maj. and Mrs. Roney, Capt. and Mrs; Kohler, Capt. Len Jeffers, and Mrs, and Mrs, Thomas Newell,
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Dr. and Mrs. Fablen Sevitzky will give an informal party from 4 until 7 o'clock Sunday after-| noon in their home, 1321 N. Meridian St. i Among those invited are Gov. and Mrs. Henry F. Schricker, Mayor and Mrs. Phillip I. Bayt, Bishop and Mrs. R. A. Kirchhoffer, the Rev, and Mrs. Laman H. Bruner Jr. Col. and Mrs, A. W. Harrington, Idr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes, Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher ‘Hodges, Dr. and Mrs. George
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Others Coming Also Messrs. and Joseph Bahr, Willlam H. Ball, William Baur, Fdwin Bilteliffe,! Joseph M. Bloch, Joseph E. Cain, |
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Chisler, Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Ab-| iy. will be held Monday in the Marott Hotel. Mrs, Paul Thatcher
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‘Another cocktail party will be given by Capt. and Mrs. Mead!
F. Knight. Among their guests 6:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Cenwill be Capt. and Mrs. William G. [tral Avenue Methodist Episcopal! Robert Church. Hosts will be the Osric|3¢T8
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Dinners, Party for Children
Two dinner parties, a children's held soon by four local clubs. The annual Christmas dinner party of the Indianapolis Altrusa
s party and a luncheon will be
{is chairman, Children from the Knightstown Home will be entertained at
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Readle, Miss Joan Patterson, Miss | Mills Watkins American Legion W. Schmidt, parlidmentarian.
Donna Mikels, Capt. Edgar Eari{Post and Auxiliary. | Causey and Lt. Robert ert Starrett. | The Auxiliary held its Christ- juncheon of the New Neighbors BSR SE {mas meeting and gift exchange jeague today was followed by a
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‘Hart and Mrs. Herbert E. Bau- Sunday in the Riviera Club. meister, first and second vice
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Blackwood « on on Bridge—
Mr. Heinsite Grumbles Because Mr. Abel Leads Instead of Letting Double Stand
“She has to lose a spade, threas
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By ELIZABETH HILLYER SAY MERRY Christmas to’ everyone with a bright decoration on the front door. A bright red dust pan holds greenery and glitter—with the nandle ‘downward ‘it's a fan shape, that’s just the right size. If you'd rather not nail the dust pan to the center panel of the door, make two holes in the dust pan, wide apart and low on the inside and thread red or green cord through the holes. ” » n ba + THE DUST PAN, then, -can be suspended by the cord from a nail set into a molding or frame edge. Wire tree ornaments to branches of evergreen finish off the decoration in a blaze of red ribbon bow.
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Rice Popular In the Philippines rice is used las a staple food just as bread lis used by Western people. The {Philippines also serve rice cakes leither as desserts or as confece ltions at afternoon teas.
ABEL opened the bidding on a pretty thin hand today and
Keen's two heart bid, he was afraid
to let it stand. He rebid his spades and Mir
' toss of his head, bid three no trump. He made six when finesses in both of the red suits worked.
Heinsite, with a disgusted
But
he wasn't satisfied. “Look.” he said. “When I double, leave it in! When I double ’'em, they stay rr em doubled,” he dded, coining a “1 thought vor knew,” Mr. phrase, Dale replied. “You already stated “But T had a very weak open- flatly that you could beat her ing.” protested Mr. Abel four tricks.” Lo “I don’t care What Kind of an West dealer opening you had.” continued the . lovable character. “Do you know North-South vulnerable how much we beat two hearts” NORTH Just four tricks, 1100 points, 1 Mrs. Keen repeat. ("vou certainly do.” S—A 5 thought Mr. Dale) NEVER take H—K J 10 8 6 out your partner's penalty double. D—K J 9 1 never do.” (“This makes it C—6 5 right?” thought Mr. Dale). ! WEST EAST Mr. Dale's thoug hts finally Mr. Abel Mr. Heinsite broke into words. “My friend.” he S—K J.10 8 2 S—Q 6 said, “if we're going to have to H—4 3 H—A'Q9 2 listen to these brilliant discus- D—7°8 D—A Q103 sions of each hand after it's C—A K 10 2 c—QJ3 played (he stressed the word SOUTH ‘after’), let's at least have them Mr. Dale right. Would you care to bet a S—9 743 hundred dollars that you can beat H-—-7 my partner's two heart bid four D—8 542 tricks?” C—9 874
‘Mr. Dale Argues
“Well, fhave, how?" ‘hedged Mr. Heinsite.'
let's see, what did
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The bidding: WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
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diamonds and two she?” biuffed Mr,
hearts, three clubs, doesn't Heinsite, “I. think net,” said Mr. Dale calmly, “Do you think that every
time she loses a trick to you, she
then deads again? Don't you realize the lead passes to you—and to your disadvantage? Say you open the queen of spades. Mrs, ‘Keen lets you hold the trick. You {lead another spade and she wins. {She then leads the king of hearts land you win. You cash two clubs, {lead a third club and she trumps, “Now,” the old master continued,” she leads the jack of {hearts and youre in with the {queen, You have nothing left but {hearts and diamonds. Tell me {how you would lead at that point {without losing one of those four undertricks you mentioned.”
" “Well, anyway,” said Mr, Hein
{site, lamely, “I say, never take jout your « partner's penalty
‘double.”
Business Session |’ Beta Zeta Chapter, Lambda Chi Omega Sorority, will meet at 8:30 p. m. today in the Hotel Lincoln, Mrs. Laverl Shuler will preside at the business session.
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