Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1951 — Page 30

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!student ald, and Mrs. R. K. Buckjoer

t: Mrs. Norman L. Wise, year book.

ackwood on Bridge—

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. for ! trimp. North, with hardly more ; than a minimum,

+ discarding a small heart. . East must have thought It was, » useless to set up his spades as he ‘had no sure later entry.

: amall club. ! West won with the king. s the defenders won the first four i tricks,

{ because West tretufn of a heart and the play ! then went as follows: South won { with the queen of hearts and ft cashed -the 10, : king of spades and threw a club s from dummy,

sand won with dummy's ? South them ran dummy’s hearts { Before the last heart was led, | 10 was the situation,

EAST AND West couldn't make

I up their minds about how to de-

ad against this three no trump

iy cofitract, They ended up by hav- : ing the extremely aggressive hid

ade against them,

Having passed Fast!

once,

Although he was a littla Nght it, he. decided on two no

reasoned to tinself that his J nine of spades ht constitute a second stopper

' partner's suit, but lald down the . 10 of diamonds. This was ducked » in dummy and East won with his { lone queén. He cashed the ace of y spades and followed with ! queen.

the

South let the queer hold, West

In any case, he shifted to a Declarer ducked and Thus

But now they were through, mada the

He played the

Next came the seven of dia-

Ace,

NORTH Seeenione Hemel

coeds entering Indiana Univ Theta Sorority. The tes will the kite are Miss Harriet Stafford, IU Blanche Cochran (left to right). Mrs. Spilman ‘is committee chairman, assisted by Mesdames Neil Funk Jr, Kenneth Moeller, Homer Cochran

fos and

USH TEA—A Theta kite will mark the entrance of Mrs: John Monte Tad next

man is Miss Cochran.

Easy Way to Press

Your Fabric Gloves 1 + To give your tare gloves = | jets Session

smooth, look without,

bothering to iron them, try this

trick.

the rinse water, and smooth them Block's Auditorium with registra

Take them dripping wet from Council is scheduled Thursday in

pressed

nday when by the Beta Alumnae Club of Kappa Al. t. Set

utr home, 5693 N. Meridian Mrs. Claude M. Spilman Jr.

this fall are entertained from 2 to 5 p. m. in the active chapter member; and George Stafford. Chapter rush chair

|women will be guests,

{Center Event | Butler University's annual “College Premiere Night” has

been set for 7:30 p. m. Wed{nesday in the Atherton Center. Approximately 200 freshman

evening's entertainment, oy the Butler Coed Counand the Student InformaOffice, will present “Your Fu-

[ture in Review.”

Miss Norma Stultz, counselors

chairman, is in charge of arrange-

A special stunt, “Caught in the

3 Drift,” will be given by upperclass | lwomen.

Appointment of cpmmittees to

assist with arrangements for the traditional event has nounced by Miss Jane Lewis of ‘ithe Student Information Office.

{Members Listed

been an-

The entertainment committee

headed by Miss Barbara Ziegler, chairman, Includes Misses Jo Ann Prall, Mary Lou Renick, Judi Reynolds, Marmi Kingsbury, Beverly Grob, Joan Cochran, Kathy Zay,| Charlotte Green, Carolyn Wagner ‘land Katie Witchman.

Members of the refreshments

Bruce and Bea Douglas.

Rose Keller

|Lane, Ann Fuller, Eleanor Free-| man, Pat Locke, Barbara Jack-| ‘ison and Pat Hart.

Miss Jane Cooksey, decorations] committee chairman, is being as-| sisted by Misses Kathryn McCart-| ney, Dorothy Jeffries, Georgeann| Varnes, Jerry Mitchell, Virginia

Invitations are being handled by Miss Mary Stultz, committee chairman, with Miss Nancy Ahrbecker and Miss Anne Moreland.

‘By AGNES H.

Department Club. i “Really WDC does so many things and covers so many varied interests in its five departments you don't have to belong to anything else,” declares the enthusiastic young new executive of the city's 39-year-old organization. “It is all-encompassing and all-worth-while.” A friend, Mrs. Harry Kennett, introduced WDC to Mrs, Kraas in 1944. She has been a working member since. Of longest standing is her interest in the Monday Guild, a club for blind women under the sponsorship of WDC's community welfare department. » She has been a faithful member of their driving group for the programs, the fourth Monday of each month. And she reluctanly gave up chairmanship of the guild to take over her presidential duties.

= » - HOWEVER, it was that particular group which discovered Mrs. Kraas’ loyalty, After her

| March election, Monday Guild-

. |committee are Miss Patty Camp-| bell, chairman, with Misses Gora|

ls Married

Mrs. Lillian E. Keller, 1817 Alibany St., became the bride of Joseph J. Zebrowskl yesterday

| : | : 4| Per Cent of Adults PTA Council Rarely Drink Milk

Elmo Roper reveals that 41 per

The annual information confer-'cent of the adult population sel-ne and sleeves and a satin midThe rirr effect, the gown had a boufcereal dnd milk serving thus be- rant skirt. A satin tiara held her \comes “an Important source of nyion fingertip veil and the bride) milk for many adults and stu- carried a bouquet of gardenias|

ence of the Marion County PTA dom or never drinks milk.

over the sdge of ths bathtub toi (i, at 9 a. m. followed by a group dents.

dry, arranging them so that the water will run down into the tub. Gently coax wrinkles out with vour fingers as you spread them messa {upon the rim,

Hearty Main Dish Creamed tuna on parsley muffin squares makes a hearty main

thyme and one-quarter cup finely president.

chopped parsley to your favorite muffin mix. Bake in a square council will meet with local chair-

s and top men at ihe end mA oie

{ jumped to two spades on the sec-| + onl round, for whatever confua-| ! ing effect that bid might have on| . hig opponents. South was now on| : the spot for a good bid.

+ inthe suit. Yor reasons best known to imself, West didn't open his

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The program will include the counted for the consumption of and b. An estimated two billion quarts of cousin, Miss Marilyn Ginder, was milk, equal to 68 quarts of milk maid of honor. !

! | A. Toucan Fancier Society has in Add one-half teaspoon Dovid P. Ashton, regional vice heen formed in this country With were received in the bride's home. | | e The couple will live at the Al-| The chairmeh of the county Toucan, a South American bird, bany dra. has a beak as long as eight] . lives. on bananas, /ski, Erie, Pa, are parents of the, for William F. Kraas IV.) ; {pridegroom. )

Miss Rose Keller, daughter of

The bride chose a white mar-

Styled with a scalloped neck-

centered with an orchid.

Dressed in a shrimp-colored net| satin frock, the bride's]

Isaac Tubbs was best man and

the bride's two brothers, Otto] {Daniel Keller, Aurora, {Patrick J. Keller were ushers.

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A wedding breakfast was held the Emerson Club and guests

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zebrow-

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| ers timidly asked if she would

be driving them. this season. She is going to, of course. The election did change her routine in the matter of time budgeting though. “I've made some 400 calls already this summer lining up things for WDC,” she confesses. Her first board meeting is scheduled within a month and the annual President's Day, opening WDC's club season will be Sept. 26. A second important interest has been the garden department. She was department chairman from 1946-50. Mrs. Kraas' plans for the club these next two years will not alter the basic program. But she recognizes “civil and patriotic problems are the biggest facing us now.”

2 = = SHE STAUNCHLY believes

if we go back to American |

fundamentals and are 100 per cent patriotic. to things will be better. 8 believes in more stringent narcotic laws. She is one person who really relaxes at home. The address, 3700 Brill Road, is urban but its South Side location on the city's edge is suburban. “I've always more than the city,” she admits. And she loves the family week-ends at a cabin in Morgan County. Oddly, Julia Duffy Kraas was reared next door to her present charming early American home designed by her husband a Lilly. executive. She attended Township School 2, was gradvated from Manual High School and took work in Indiana University.

» ” » NOW THAT the peak of canning season is ‘past, and WDC plans outlined, she’s planning more time for reading her fa-

vorite historical novels and for |

golf with her son, Fourth. (That's the family nickname

Actually being an executive

“THE ps complete.” That is the evaluation Mrs. William F. Kraas Jr. places on the Woman's

CLUB EXECUTIVE—Mrs, William

Photo by Henry E. Sliny 3. F. Kraas Jr. is the popular

new president of the city's 39-year-old Woman's Department lub,

is no.new experience. She capably filled the presidency of School 35's Parent-Teacher Association and the St. John's Evangelical and Refgrmed Church Women’s Guild. She also was on the regional board. True, it may be more time-

consuming than just belonging but she'll take time out this winter for trips to Crawfordsville, where Fourth will be a Wabash College fréshman, for her familiar place in St. John's choir and for driving the Monday Guild members. .

Motor Trip South Follows McCreight-Short Nuptials

| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Randolph McCreight are motors

ourselves | She also |

enjoyed the country |

ing south to make their home in Clemson, S. C., following 'their marriage last night in the Second Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Joseph W. Johnston read the double-ring

|ceremony at 7:30 p. m. | : {white clematis, orchids and fleur | Parents of the couple are Mr. d'amour ‘and Mrs. C. 8. Short, Brendon-| A reception in the Meridian |wood, and Mrs, R. G. McCreight, Hills Country Club followed the |Columbia, S. C. The bride was ceremony. The bride chose a blue {Miss Margaret Ann Short before and green wool plaid three-piece . her marriage. . [suit with navy blue and gray acAttending her were Mrs. Don- cessories for her trip. ald W. Hollings, matron of honor,| The couple will be at home and Miss Elizabeth Smith and after Sept. 1. The bride attended Miss Sally Dugger, Atlanta, Ga. Brenau College, Gainesville, Ga, land Mrs. Lloyd Alcott and Miss and is a graduate of the UniMartha Wagner, bridesmaids. versity of Georgia, Athens, Ga. They wore white nylon tulle She is a member of Alpha Delta frocks over white taffeta with red Phi Sorority. velvet sashes. {University

Bridal Gown \whers he joined Sigma Chi |" The bridegroom was attended Fraternity. He is now attending by his brother, R. G. McCreight, Clemson College. best man, and Jefferson D, Hunt Jr., Stanford Taylor Garnett, Thomas E., Hair and David E. Peeler, all of Columbia, S. C,, {ushers. sparkle to many summer meals. The bride's white lace over Just soak onion rings in milk for {bridal satin gown was worn with 15 minutes; drain and roll in pane a lace Juliet cap holding .her|cake ready-mix. Shake off ex {fingertip veil. {period , bouquet ‘of stephanotis,'fat (375 degrees) for two minutes,

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