Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1951 — Page 8

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Dress Department, the frock is $17.95. The Bridal Scene— My Day—

. Couple Plans

“Aug. 25 is the date set by Miss Elizabeth Elliott Kensedy of Wayne, Pa., for her rar to Kurt F. Pantzer dr; son of Mr. and Mrs. Pant- , 4310 N. Meridian St.

bride-to-be is the daughter # Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Sloan , Wayne. The 8 p. m. should make . will be read in the a grant to Presbyterian Church by Israel. I did onli T, Galloway. | not know at Mrs. Robert B, Forrest, Prince- the time that ton, N..J, will be her sister's ma-| a bill had tron of honor. Bridesmaids willl been introbe Miss Katharine Pantzer, sister, duced in “the future bridegroom; Miss] Congress to gs De Klyn, New York; Mrs., obtain a Senger, Hartford] govern Mrs. Samuel Gammon, ment loan, I felt, therefore, that I could only emphasize the importance to the whole Near East

a ceremony to be read this fan] Of reseitling refugees as will unite Miss Jacqueline L. Kap.| quickly as possible. herr and Robert L. Stevens of Mi- Any large group of refugees

I bought from him one of the State of Israel bonds, which I was glad to do. During an interview on television a little over a week ago

I was asked whether I

thought . our g 0 vernment

wet COOL AS A TALL DRINK-~Fine cotton voile, made in Switzerland, lends its air-conditionin ealts fo this R & K frock. Of windowpane plaid in blue or pink, with gray and white plaid accente black stripes, the dress has pearl-finted buttons on the bodice and shirred fullness at the shoulder The skirt is softly shirred and topped by a black velvet belt. From Wasson's second-floor Budget

Sound Economy Is Vital For State of Israel

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT

HYPE PARK, N. Y., June 13—On Saturday my son, James, and I drove down to former Treasury Sec-

retary Henry Morgenthau's farm for lunch. While there

Miss Shirli Swartz Becomes Bride

Of Frank Throop

Trip to Colorado Springs Follows Rite

In St. Paul's Episcopal Church IN A CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY late yesterday, Miss Shirli Phyllis Swartz became the bride of Frank Bell Throop. The Rev. Layman H. Bruner read the vows at 4:30 o'clock in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Swartz, 4142 N. Meridian St., and Mrs. Frank A. Throop, 57 E. Maple Road, are the

parents of the couple. With seed 1 a irid t Mrs. L. Mark Henderson href a

Jr. and Miss Mary Carolyn| A cathedral train compléted Swartz were the bride's honor|the® Sown. Her bouquet was a attendants. Their lilac organdy| Cascade of imported white lilacs, frocks and braid hats were similar | A’ White illusion cap edged with to the pink outfits of the brides-|Pearls held her fingertip veil. maids, Misses Constance Mc- Gardenia covered trees marked Cown, Marilyn Woody, Sue Good- the church vestibule, and pastel man and Joan Coxen: Pamela flowers banked with Kentia palms

Weaver, flowergirl, wore white and Schefflera were arranged in organdy. the chancel.

The bridegroom chose Willlam| Simulated Garden Scene

Arnold as best man, Sterling] g...y predominated in the Obenhour, New. York, James reception decorations in the ballMcCoy, H. Andrew Pelham, Rol-| .,,n of the Woodstock Club. A and B. Rust Jr. and James Hog- ~ simulated garden scene was shire III as ushers, and Terry Weaver, ringbearer. formed by tall trees and shrubs ' * behind masses of flowers and a White Lace Gown [sun dial. { The entry to the lobby was Ropes of smilax marked the decorated to resemble a garden aisle as the bride entered in a walk with flowers surrounding white lace gown fashioned with the fountain. a molded basque and accented] The bride chose a navy “| shantung suit with navy and light | blue accessoriés for her trip to | Colorado Springs. The couple will live in New York. The bride attended Butler University and will continue her { studies in New York. She is a | member of Kappa Alpha Theta | Sorority. The bridegroom is a graduate lot Cornell University and is attending the Cornell University

To Wind U | Medical College. He is a member

Season {of Beta Theta Pi and Nu Sigma

Final meetings of the club ny, Fraternities, ‘season will mark organization activities during the next Blackwood on Bridge— week.

Organizations—

Clubs Plan

close this year's program for the New Neighbors League. |

Mrs. Cliff Lahrman, chairman, mp bid in this particular se-| will be assisted by Mesdames

|Harry Erickson, Lewis Abrams,|3Uence of bidding as a no trump

{William Rittman and Agnes Ger-|raise rather than as Blackwood, | vais. Mr. and Mrs. Rhule managed to !

any part of the world. Loans have already been asked of us by other states in that area, and when there is a progpect of really doing something of value to the country, 1 am always glad to see our government willing to help, Thérefore, I will be glad if we

ald Israel. » ”

on IT IS IMPORTANT that Israel should reach a sound economic condition as soon as possible. Israel has accepted a burden of immigration that has emptied many of the refugee camps of Europe. This has lowered fhe cost to the United Nations of their operations for refugees in Europe. It will require outside aid to start these people on a new life. A democratic and prosperous Israel can vastly strengthen the position of the whole Near East, :

i Herman WwW. Bapherr, “Winthrop Ave. and Mrs. — Ima C. Stevens, 614 E. 40th St. Teen Problems the bride and Dbride-|

herr ou Fla. Their parents are Mr.| i= an unsettling element in 5228

, 8he returned recently Europe after spending a (® year In Stockholm studying mod-| Zins ern design in furniture, textiles and ceramics,

The First Presbyterian Church! chapel was the scene, at 11 o'clock Monday morning, of Miss Mar-| Jorle Nagel's marriage to Mercer Davis. th are of Hamilton, O, The Rev. Charles R. Brown, as-| sistant pastor of the church, offi-

The bride is dean of girls at! Hamilton Wilson High School.| The Supls will be at home in Hamilton r a wedding trip to California. gy | Mr. and Mrs. Roy O, Walling, Miami, Fla, entertained with al" breakfast for the couple following the ceremony.

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By JOAN PUNCTUALITY is a virtue. Being habitually late is always rude and inconsiderate — and sometimes dangerous. Are you the girl or boy who keeps the gang waiting? Well, some day they may get tired of your tardiness. They'll find out they can get along without you. Then where will you be? Out of luck, out of everything! It's hard to say which are the worst offenders — boys or girl. Traditionally, it's the woman who keeps a man cooling his heels while she dresses and primps. Actually teen boys are just as guilty. They arrive late for dates, they drop in at parties at all hours, they keep the gang hanging about at meeting places.

groom-to-be attended Butler ow. Punctuality Is Q Key Asset

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SUCH dilly-dallying is out of date. Punctuality is in fashion. There's so much to do, so many places to go. Promptness is necessary if we're to keep our schedules.

Besides, there's the matter of etiquet. A gentleman never lets a lady wait for him. Ideally he should arrive one minute before schedule! And she should be ready on the dot. ’

The worst social offense is being late for a dinner engagement. If you're asked for seven, you're expected to arrive at that hour — not three-quarters of an hour later. If you're unavoidably detained, let your hostess or your date or your family know. That's what a phone is for.

Lincoln Bridge Club Results

Results of play are announced] by the Lincoln Bridge Club for Winners follow: N & S (Possible Score! 168)—Mrs. Reba Buck, Mrs. V.|

its Friday night game,

| Mrs. Harry Kuhn, Zionsville, [8° Set 1400 points. Mr. Dale simply

will entertain members of the Won the first six tricks with his Indianapolis Parliamentary Law heart suit, {Club with a picnic luncheon at/ {12:30 p. m. next Monday.

| “Assisting the hostess at the queen and jack, Mrs. Rhule’s bid D—10 3 2 {final meeting of the year will be Of two no trump showed 13 to 15 O13

|points. Mr. Rhule had 18 points. { Now if Mrs. Rhule's hand On-Ea-Ota Club. members will counted to only 13 points, there] be guests at a noon luncheon to- was a total of 31 points in the| morrow in the home of Mrs. Paul partnership — not enough for a |R. VanTresse, 1519 N. La Salle slam. But if she had her maximum!

{the retiring executive board.

St. There will be a business ses-| (15 points) then the total was 33 The bidding: land that WAS supposed to be NORTH EA

| sion and bridge.

| yp . 10 Pass 2 NT Pas Indianapolis Salon 205, 8 & 40,|°R0USH for slam ANT Pass 6NT Dbl |will meet. at 8 p. m. tomorrow! Came the Slaughter All Pass

A bridge-tea at 1 p. m. wo Now Mr. and Mrs. Rhule Can Count Orrow ir idian Room | ’ or ms Coons rarsiore co. wi | he 1400 Points They Were Set

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1951

~-Noble Bretzman phote.

Mrs. Frank Bell Throop | Boonville Is Site of

Here is how it happened. Using /S—4% 2 the 4-3-2-1 count for ace, king, H—AK10843 H-9 5 2

BY CAREFUL POINT COUNT North dealer {bidding, and using the four no Both sides vulnerable

NORTH Mr. Rhule S—K J 9 H-—J 6 D—A Q 8 C—A QJ Ho 2 WEST EAST Mr. Dale Mr. Meek 8-10 76 5 3

D—7 6 4 C—10 8 SOUTH Mrs. Rhule S—AQ8 H—Q 7 DK J9.5 C—-K 63514

[could have been done subsequent- dd : {ly to avert this disaster? Well, | e Ing {Mr Rhule was clearly over a mini-| {mum and entitled at least to think Times State Service labove a slam. But he didn’t have BOONVILLE, June 13— to jump all the way to fouriVows uniting Miss Joyce t not make a - I thr no Holst and Albert Arnholter

ing bid of three diamonds? b Lat 2:30 . {were to be read at 2:30 p. m. 5 Clubs Right Contract ‘today in the Presbyterian

MRS. RHULE might then have Church here by the Rev. H imade a probing bid of three Schuessler

spades. It would have been ob-| Parents of the couple are Mr.

lvious that this was not a real spade suit for if she had held such and Mrs. John Hoist of Boonville Harold Arn-

'a suit, Mrs. Rhule would have bid and Mr. and Mrs, it on the first round. holter, 47 8. Spencer Ave. InStill having heard nothing about dianapolis. hearts, Mr. Rhule could now have, The couple chose Miss Arlene Ibid four clubs. And at this point Broshears, maid of honor, Robert

ST SOUTH WEST if Mrs. Rhule had bid four no Gambill, Indianapolis, best man,

{trump it would not have been'and Jack Simmons and Ralph Blackwood because she had previ- Schafer, Indianapolis, ushers. {ously made a limit bid (two no! The bride was to wear white trump). printed organdy and a white rose-

{with Mrs. Myrtle Pollard for a| {business session and initiation of| [new members.

{will assist the hostess. partner go to six no trump, hold-

ing 15 points, and pass, holding bidding as satisfactory,

Dad Wants Levinson

Mrs. Blanche Hikene, president,|13 points. If she had exactly 14, and Miss Irene Schaekel, vice/l don’t know what she was sup{president of the Indianapolis As-|posed to do. {sociation of Insurance Women, Mrs. Rhule got the message. She | will be delegates to the annual]

convention of the National Asso-!

ciation of Insurance Women. This, Rese rvations

will be next Wednesday through Friday in Houston, Tex.

The alternate delegate is wns FOP Meeting

Hilda Blank. Others who will atSt. Mary's Club

tend from here are Mesdames| {Ardella Donovan, Phyllis Dragy & To Convene Here Twenty-eight reservations are

(strem, Helen Madden, Katharine Puckett, Vera Todd and Juanita! (Wooley, Misses Lillian Berkley, announced for the St. Mary of {Ellen Dalton, Ann Henry, Flor-ithe Lake Alumnae Club's state lence Kirch, Genevieve H. Wiese, luncheon Saturday in the High-| Isabelle Wilson, Ruby Windhorstiland Golf and Country Club. (and Dorothy Lemen, | Local members attending will

{be Mesdames John A. Welch, [Mary Trask, Joseph Argus, Jo-

‘Clean Before Painting

Shun painters who like to save

{ . D. Aschoff, John J. Carey,! [themselves ny wontng Michael E. Haney, Clara Slattery, |

{same flat paint used on the walls. \Wilfred Habing, Joseph Kenney,

} Surfaces which must be cleaned J0%¢Ph Rolles, William K. Law-| loften should have gloss or semi- "ence. F. L. Crawford, J. W. Han-|

gloss paint. non and F. B, McNamara. {

Also, Misses Mary Ann Aschoff,| Mildred Jenkins, Joan Ann Craw-| {ford and Evelyn Hannon. | | Out-of-town reservations have! {been made for Mrs, John Sheil, | Decatur, Ill.; Mrs. Bernard B. Foley, Crawfordsville; Mrs. Earl F. Gruber, Frankfort; Mrs, J. William Long, Marion; Miss Rose-| mary Schilling, Lafayette, and] Misses Margaret Meridith, Marion| McCandless and Helen Carroll, South Bend.

Dental Auxiliary Election Held

Mrs. Don Irwin was elected! president of the Women's Auxil-| By ott Hillyer ary i the 1odianapolis Dental ) + |Society yesterday at a luncheon TWO IN ONE—Chairs draw |in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. up companionably to a round | Others officers include Mrs. | table, on a round rug. And the |Sandy B gSonstant, Rrasigant round rug sets dining apart in léct: Mrs. Sheldon L. Hall, vice the Erdos ling eh an |president; Mrs. Ronald 8. Ping Hoct a ory land Mrs, John Geller, correspond- | effect very like that of the !ing and recording secrétaries, and | separate dining room, Mrs. Claude L. Arvin, treasurer,

{seph Spalding, Raymond L. Reed,

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Mrs. Naomi Bush|four no trump, suggesting that his and—came the slaughter.

what have become. this final contract.

MR. RHULE therefore raised to/had 15 points, bid six no trump | Actually, holding no sure heart bud headband, and carry a white

{stopper, Mrs. Rhule should have colonial bouquet. The honor at-

Accepting the first round off next bid five clubs and that would tendant was to be dressed in pale ‘green organdy.

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