Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1951 — Page 32
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Mrs. Hill Indorsed As Candidate for State DAR Regent
.- Backed by Caroline Scott Harrison Unit; Election to Be Held Here Next September
Mrs. Herbert R. Hill has been indorsed by the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, as a candidate for Indiana DAR Society regent.
Election will be at the 51st annual Indiana conference in In-
dianapolis next September
Present state vice regent, Mrs. Hill is a former state recording
gecretary and former National Society press relations chairman. ! After serving as house secretary for Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, the oldest of Indiana's 91 DAR chapters, Mrs. Hill became the chapter's 25th regent. * Active on chapter committees and sponsor of its Golden Wheel (Junior membership) Committee, Mrs. Hill also is state vice president and national publicity chairman for the Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America and is Indiana Society, Daughters of Amerfcan Colonists, second state vice president. Candidates for other three-year term state offices to be filled at the conference were announced last night. They include Mrs. Harry H. Wolf, Muncie, for vice regent, Mrs. 8. L. McKinney, Huntingburg, chaplain, and Mrs. George W. Hays, Bedford, recording secretary.
| Mrs. Howard G. Taylor, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Harold B. Thomas, Marion, treasurer; Mrs. John G. Biel, Terre Haute, registrar, and Mrs. A. L. {Dougherty, East Chicago, his|torian. { Mrs. Frank E. Millar Jr., South Bend, librarian; Mrs. Arthur E. Bowers, Ft. Wayne, northern dis(trict director; Mrs, Gerald TT. Watterson, Connersville, ‘central 1 idistrict director, and Mrs. Myron Chase-Statler photo, Li. Curtner, Vincennes, southern DAR CANDIDA TE—Mrs. district director. Herbert R. Hill, Officers elected in September : ps will take office at the close of the annual DAR Continental Congress in April, 1952.
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Breakfast Club Schedules Bonnets of every color, kind Card Party
and description will appear at the Columbia Club Ballroom Thurs- Federation Junior Woman's day morning. Club will entertain guests at a The occasion will be the fourth ¢ard party Tuesday. It will be at annual bonnet breakfast of the 1:30 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Indiana Woman's Republican Pavid R. Hocker, 5268 Cornelius Club. It will be at 8 o'clock. Ave. is ob Al twill roceeds o e event w e wa Sop Sdidates te used to further the philanthropic troduced by Mrs. Fern E. Norris, efforts of the organization, club president.
Donald Bruce, radio commentator, will be guest speaker and Poetry Group
Harry Bason, pianist, will give a To Meet at 'Y'
program. There will be an original hat The monthly meeting of the contest and a new chapeau will Indiana Poetry Society will-be at be presented to the club member 2 p. m. Saturday in the YMCA. who ‘has’ seciited the most memberships during the year.
will give a Riley program.
SPRING DECORATIONS—Making table decorations for Our
spring luncheon are Mesdames Justin Seery, J. C. McWilliams and O, D. Dausman, Past presidents will be honored at the Tuesday event in the Indianapolis Athletic Club,
Highlight of the season .for Our Lady of Lourdes Mothers Club will be the annual spring past presidents’ luncheon Tuesday. It will be at 12:30 p. m. in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Honor guests, in addition to the past presidents since the organization founding in 1836, will include the Rt. Rev, Msgr. Michael J. Lyons, the Rt. Rev. James W. Moore, the Rt. Rev, Joseph B. Beechem and the Rt. Rev. Ernest Strahl, group chaplain.
Toastmaster club president. The Warren
John W. Ross.
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Lady of Lourdes Club Is Arranging Fete
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Three groups of the Woman's Department Club will hold events| next week. The final meeting of the year, will be held by the American Home Department at 1 p. m.| Wednesday in the clubhouse. i Judges Hezzie B. Pike, Lloyd) ID. Claycombe and John L.! [Njblack will lead a forum discus-| sion on “Our Divorce Problem.” Mrs. F. J. Pinella and Mrs. W.!| 8S. Grow, tea hostesses, wilk be| tt assisted by Mesdames Lawrence] |Carter, V. A. Halverson, H. A.| 'Koss Sr. Arthur Michel, G. O. |Rafer., P. N. Rowe, F. G. Smith, | |J. M. Thistlethwaite and H. P. {Wetzell and Dr. Mabel Bibler. Presiding at. the tea table will {be Mrs. C. J. Finch and Mrs. W. F. | Summerville. i. y | Mrs. George A. Frantz will lead m ns 8 Jr. devotions. Department chairman Lady of Lourdes Mother's Club is Mrs. Louise ’B. Pohlman.
” » L The annual spring luncheon of Monday Guild, a club for sightless women, will be at 12:30 p. m. [tomorrow in the clubhouse. Central High School Madrigal | Mesdames I. P. Blue, W. G.
will be Mrs. Fred K. Winkler,
Singers will give a musical program and cards Holley, E. E. Lett, A. C. Rasmuswill be played after the luncheon. Mrs. Willard F. Bates, neral chairman, is | being assisted by Mrs. wr {Bovtesses. Orson D. Dausman, » Other committee members include Mesdames Lester Hyde, Justin Seery, J. C. McWilliams and
sen and Carl Spickelnmeier will be
Foley and Mrs. | vo» “Flowers Within the Home” will be Mrs. Robert Mannfeld's topic, at the Garden Department Friday. The meeting also will be in the
Blackwood on Bridge—
South Fails to Capitalize on His Break;
Gambles for Extra Trick and
TAKING ADVANTAGE of good breaks ig a basic part of a -
winning game. South in today's deal got a wonderful break but he failed to follow thrqugh. When the optimistic bidding was completed, West, after some thought, got off to the poor opening lead of a trump. South won in his own hand with the king, cashed the ace of trumps and then
started thinking about the dia- Finally he led another diamond mond situation. and went up with the ace in dumIt occurred to him that if he ny hoping East had started with could guess how to play that suit 5 joy;pleten queen. Eventually he without losing a trick to the ps4 to Jose a diamond and a club queen, he could discard dummy’s __4own one. lone club on the fifth round of . and make a grand Answer in Spades
diamonds slam, A BETTER PLAYER would . have found the slam going trick Poor Risk in dummy’s anemic-looking spade
| HE WAS QUITE right in this gyit, ‘thought. He should have figured, After winning the first Leart however, that the 30 points for lead, he would have led a spade the extra trick was practically to the ace, returned a spade and {nothing as compared to the points ruffed it. {he would lose if he went set at the Dummy’s two remaining trumps six bid. would have furnished entries. for ! Anyway, at trick _three he laid two more spade ruffs and that
: : / _|down the king of diamonds. He would have set up dummy's fifth. | Edward Snethen, guest speaker, went into quite a study after see- spade for a tlub discard from the diamond finesse the slam was C. D. Harrell, Miss Mary Cody
ing East drop the 10. ‘closed hand.
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clubhouse. | Mrs. C. E. Griener, chairman, has announced a spring flower show with ribbon awards for the various classifications. | Tea chairmen are Mrs. L. J. RyLoses Slam bolt and Mrs. Rowe. | Assisting will be Mesdames C.
are «WW, South dealer. L. Bogert, W. R. Bolen, G
Bowman, E. ,E. Cahal, A. C. Poth sides vulnerable, Crump. Norman Hill, Francis SETH Hackett, Pinella. R. J. Sawyer, : G. W. Shaffer. V. V. Smith, J. A. H—Q 104 Sumwalit, R. I. Thompson, Helen D—AJ18 Weston, W. E. White and J. M. Cp Williams. WEST EAST S—-Q108 S—KJ96 . H—13 H—J 2 Traffic Club D—Q93 D—10 ° c—ksi16s c—aqsuiz2 Slates Dinner SOUTH + The annual employers’ dinner S-3 at the Indianapolis Women's HA Naas Traffic Club will be at 6 p. m. Dok 542 tomorrow in the Hotel Washing-
: ton. The bidding: Lg Patrick J. Barton, city conSOUTH WEST NORTH EAST troller, will be guest speaker. 5 Pass 18 2C A musical program will be 2D 3C 4H 5C given by the Melody Boys, a Ha6H AlNlPass ~~ yajian trio, and Miss Myrna MeAfter that, it wouldn't bave Clure, accordionist. mattered whether declarer played, Arrangements chairman is Mrs. for a-diameond break or tried-the-€. H. Tussey. Assistants are Mrs:
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~Times Photo by Lloyd B. Walton CANDIDATES 'LINE-UP—Indianapolis voters will have an opportunity to see and hear all candidates, Republican and Democratic, seeking office in the May 8 election at the non-partisan candidates’ meeting May 4 in the World War Memorial. Sponsor
Women Voters League. Checking
candidates’ acceptance at the league office are Mesdames Ford
Beverly, Leon Shiman, Donal H. to right).. Mrs. Thomas is league
Draper and Lowell |. Thomas (left voters’ service chairman.
State Dietetic To Open Here
Convention
Wednesday
The annual spring convention of the Indiana Dietetic Asso-
ciation will be held here Wedne Antlers. A report on national office
sday and Thursday in the Hotel
affairs by Dr. Margaret Ohlson,
East Lansing, Mich., president-elect of the American Dietetic Asso= ciation, will be given at the opening luncheon Wednesday.
Miss Fern Brown, Richmond, president-elect of the state group, will preside at the afternoon session. Speakers will include Miss Barbara Ruby, University of Chicago clinics; Dr. B. L. Martz, Elf Lilly Co., and Dr. Glen Irwin, Indiana University Medical Center.
Dr. Bernard Franzin, Ft. Benjamin Harrison Veteran's Hospital neurology and psychiatry chief, and Prof. H. T. Amrine, Purdue University school of engineering, will be Thusday afternoon speakers, A panel on “Newer Fields in Dietetics” is scheduled in the morning. College students interested in a dietetics career will attend the.noon luncheon. A banquet Thursday night will be the highlight of the two-day meeting. Mrs. Kathryn Sheedy, association president, will introduce John K. McNaughton, Alli-
son Division of General Motors. He will talk on “This Is Our Problem.”
Mrs. Golt Is Hostess
Mrs. Ralph C. Golt, 3612 Washington Blvd., will be hostess for the luncheon bridge party of the Indianapolis Ohio State University Alumnae Club. It will be at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. Robert B. Plessinger ig social chairman and Mesdames Hugh J. Baker Jr., Clyde L. Cunliffe and Robert E. Osborn, assistants Following luncheon the annual election of officers will be held. Mrs. Ralph V. Everly, nominating committee chairman, will report. Her committee includes Mrs, Harry G. Crawford and Mrs. I Baker.
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