Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1951 — Page 8
Wb E Events Getting Into Full Swing;
Many Parties Slated o&
“LUB events will get into full swing with September’ Ss arrival, according to today’s announcements. Mrs. John H. Jefferson, Caroline Scptt Harrison
Chapter, Daughters of the "dent, parties ‘in’ her home, 7272 N. Pennsylvania St., this week. , Thursday Mrs, Jefferson will eritertain - chapter committee
chairmen at a. teas: Assisting
her will he Mrs. George Caleb Wright, first vice regent. °
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CHAIRMEN WHO WILL be guests will be Mesdames Harry VanOsdol, . K. Paul Thiery, Thomas O. Conger,
D. Coffin, J. Russell - Townsend Jr, ‘A. C. Brooks and Jessie E. Ruth.
Mesdames Fae W. Patrick, O. B. Norman, E. George’ C. Dixon, Scott Ford, J, S. Marlowe, J. L. Goldthwaite, Paul S. Ragan, Esther B. Cavanagh, C. E. Schall : and L. L. Garrigus. Mesdames Z. E. Keller, Jas"per P. Scott, 8. B. Sheard, Wilbur E. Smith, Arthur H, Northrup and J. E. Heubi, Misses Margaret Waters, Annette Short and Amy Keene.
Saturday Mrs. Jefferson will entertain chapter board membérs at a luncheon. They include, with Mrs. Wright, first vice regent, Mrs, E. C. Rumpler, second vice regent; Mrs. Thiery and Mrs. C. C. Josey, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs.
L. L. Clark and Mrs. H.-Ed-
ward Raffensperger, chapter
house and mergbership secre- .
taries. _ Mrs. R. R. McVicker, treasuper; Mrs. E. H. Thompson, registrar; Mrs. E. J. Dieckman, historian; Mrs. C. W. Atwater,’
chaplain; Mrs. Coffin, Ilibrarian, and Mrs. Harold Irelan. r 2 =
MEMBERS OF the Golden Wheel Committee of the Caroline Scott Harrison DAR Chapter, will entertain prospective mbers Sunday in the home of their sponsor, Mrs. Ralph C. Gery, 6920 Warwick Rd. A tea will be given from 3 to 5 p. m. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Marion H. Miller and Mrs. Howard L. Crum. Among the special guests will ‘be Mrs. Gustavus B, Tayor, honorary sponsor; Mrs, Clyde
will be hostess for two:
_“Herbert . R. Hill, Lawrence L. Clark; Xi—
R.” Alcorn,
American Revelution, presi-
and Mrs. Jefferson, present regent. Golden Wheel Committee chairman is Miss Annette Short. = = n
SIGMA DELTA TAU SO-
RORITY will open the new sea-
son with an 8'clock business meeting tomorrow gight in the Hotel Washington.
Ata 7 o'clock eddcational and business meeting Thursaday night in the Hotel Lincoln, the Indiana Alpha Chapter, Zeta Beta Chi Sorority, will open its fall and winter schedule. + Joseph Hesselgrave of the Federal Social Security Agency will speak on “What Social Security Will "Do For You.”
Members of Lions Club of. Indianapolis will
entertain their husbands at a 6.
o'clock supper meeting tomorrow night at the home of Dr. ‘and Mrs. Bert E. Ellis, High
School Road. 3 Sa
Ms. Charles 8. . Merrick is chairman oi arrangements.
The Denali Chapter, ITSC will meet at 8 p. m. Monday with Mrs. Paul Matthews, 1304 Olive
St. Mrs. Fern Norris will be .
the speaker. -
The Alpina Chapter, ITSC, will. meet at 6 p. m. next Tuesday in the Spink Arms Hotel. Mrs, Merton Good will be guest speaker.
Polka Dot Erossing Dresses Up a Cake
Polka dot frosting is chic trimming for cakes; and so easy to do. Use “any favorite frosting and some morsels of semisweet chocolate, the kind sold in cellophane packages. Frost cake, then take the little peaked semisweet chocolate morsels and set them in the frosting at casual intervals peak side down. The - polka -dot effect is achieved that easily, and for delicious chocolaté desserts, use the remainder of the package of ‘morsels. The morsels melt faster and give a milder del-
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OUELLEN RAMEY, 215,
Park Ave, are her parents.
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Times photo by John R, Spicklemire,
fills her sandbucket on a summer day. Another favorite pastime is to put on her mother’s earrings. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Ramey, 8450
Miss Lewman Heads Club Delegates
ISS RUTH LEWMAN, Indiana Business and Professional Women’s Clubs president, will
head a 50-member delegation
organization attending the East Central Region convention this week-end. The delegation will
include all the state officers.
Meetings will open Friday morning in the Island. - “Partnership for Peace.” Approximately. 25 Indianapolis members will be at the meeting with delegates from Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia.
Grand Hotel, theme is
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FRIDAY MORNING three Indiana members Taking part will be Mrs. Bessie Thornton, South Bend, immediate
will be on a membership panel.
from the state
Hoosier delegates will have charge of registration and credentials. Chairmen are Miss Martha Beckenholdt, Greenfield, state recording. secretary, credentials, and Miss Louise Harrison,
Lafayette, Indiana District Seven director, regis-
tration. Conference
quet speaker.
«MISS MARGARET HICKEY, National Business and Professional Women's Clubs president, will be the Saturday night ban-
<> oo o> St. Louis, past
National will be represented by Judge Sarah
raine,
York.
past state president; Miss Lucille Sheafer, Richmond, state membership chairman, and Miss
Lewman.
Miss Lewman also will preside at the Friday
T. Hughes, Dallas, president; Miss Laura Lorexecutive director, Pattersons, director of Led service, both of New
and Miss Beatrice
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SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS will include a Thurs-
day boat ride and a Paul Bunyan party Friday
E. Titus, past chapter regent, Jeate chocolate flavor. afternoon session. night. Blackwood on Bridge’ Wednesday's Menus BREAKFAST: Orange
Muzzy Plays It Safe, Loses Contract
Mr. Muzzy bid this hand all right, But as if that were enough to do right in one deal, he proceeded to louse up the play in a manner to delight his opponents—and drive his partner frantic. Actually, this is a very simple deal ahd there was no excuse for failing to win nine tricks. Mr. Muzzy went set because he was unwilling to make an “unusual” play—a play that was outside the regular pattern of his game. Mr. Abel opened the trey of spades and Mr. Muzzy made the right play, ducking and letting Mr. Champion win with: the 10. (He has a craze on ducking and hold-up plays now, and holds up even when that is the wrong action to take.) : ” = 2. MR. CHAMPION returned the jack of spades which lost to the king. Here Mr. Muzzy realized he would have to win more than one trick in both diamonds and clubs, He wanted to . finesse clubs first as that would be eliminating an entry from the hand with the long, dangerous spade suit. But how could he finesse clubs when the lead was in his own hand?
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable. Mrs. Keen ht 5 H—J 8 4 D—A 10 9 3 C—J-9 5 4
Mr. Champion 32 SJ 104 H—K 95 2 D—K 6 4 C—8 173 Mr. Muzzy S—A K 6, H—A 10 3 Jd 5 C—A Q 10 2 The bidding:
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Should he léad to dummy’s ace of diamonds — the only quick entry on the board? Unthinkable! Should he simply lay down the ace and another club? That was even worse . « « Or so Mr. Muzzy thought. That would be losing a trick in case the king of clubs was in Mr. Champion’s hands.
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of diamonds and let it ride. Mr. Champion won and knocked out the last spade stopper. Now, after winning three diamond tricks Mr. Muzzy had to take the club finesse. It lost and Mr.
Abel's spades were enough to.
defeat the contract. Two- precautions had to be taken in this hand. First, the holdup. Second, removing the king of clubs from Mr. Abel's hand at once. If Mr. Champion had that card, it made no difference. He could win with it
“and knock out Mr. Muzzy’s last
spade. Later, however, when he was in with the king of diamonds, he would have no spade to Tead.
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Service Center Open House
The next open house at the Indianapolis Service Men’s Centers, Inc. will be next Tuesday. The center, 111 N. Capitol Ave., will be open to the public, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. The
hobby-activities on the fourth | floor may be seen from 6 to 9 |
mm. Special guests for the open | house will be cadettes, their parents and families.
Picnic Planned Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baker, Brendonwood, will ‘entertain members of the Rio de Janeiro Chapter, ITSC, and their husbands at a 5 p. m. picnic supper Saturday.
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- licity chairman,
" Times editor;
HE first advance regis: trations ‘for the citywide “Publicity Confab,” to
be held by the Indiangpolis
Alumnae Chapter, Theta Sigma Phi, have been received.
Members of the national nonorary fraternity. for women in journalism will sponsor the event Sept. 27 in the Central Avenue Methodist Church.
_Mrs. M. K. Goode, 11th Dis-"
clo b Groups | Raster | For ‘Confals’
rict, American Legion Auxili-
ary, president, . and her pub-
Mrs. Adrian Parker, and Mrs. C: E. Roach and Mrs. R. N. Juday, president and publicity chairman of the Indianapolis Branch,
American - ASsociation of Uni-
versity ‘Women, have signed up
to attend on behalf of their .
organizations. Hn "
A THIRD RESERVATION has been received from Mrs.
John R. Donagh, Indianapolis’
Dental Society ‘Women’s Auxiliary publicity chairman. Invitations to the event, now being received by the presidents of about 900 Indianapo-
“lis clubs, apply also to the pub-
licity chairman of each club. Because of the limited capacity of the church rooms, only the first 300 registrations for the event can be accepted, according to Miss Jeannette Grubb, general chairman, and Mrs. Grace Golden, vice chair-
"man.
" = - ” ’ A GROUP OF LEADING newspaper and radio personalities will address the large and small group session during the
: day’ S meetings.
Afong them are Walter Leckrone, The Indiandpolis Bill Wildhack, Indianapolis News columnist; Dave Milligan, WFBM and WFBM-TV public relations director, and Stephen C. Noland, Marion County Mail editor and publisher.
Mrs. Thelma Machael, The
News women’s department head: -
’
Miss Paula Carr, WIRE: Miss
. Kathryn E. Pickett, Indianap-
olis ‘Star women’s editor, and Mrs. Jean T. Spicklemire, The Times assistant women’s editor, . “The term ‘Publicity Confab” is our local way of describing the type of event usually known as ‘workshop’ or ‘clinic’.” said Mrs. Louls Whitesell who is in charge of reservations for the event. ” » MRS. WHITESELL stressed the fact the confab will be conducted’ informally and each
section af the day's activities.
will allow plenty of opportu-
nity for questions to the speak-
ers from the floor. Registration for the confab will start at 9:45 a.m. Sept. 27 in the church, Luncheon will be served there. Confab reservations are being received now by Mrs. Whitesell, 6050 Carrollton Ave.
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My Day—
Freedom of Commonicafion Must Have Your Support
By ELEANOR ROOSEV ELT
. HYDE PARK, N.Y,
Sept” 4—In the last few weeks
I have had a number of;letters from women who want to
~ reach all the women of the world and pledge them to do
whatever is necessary to preserve peace in the world.
I have to answer that it .is.
practically impossible to reach the women behind the Iron
Curtain and that to reach women in other countries would have little value unless one could also get the ‘acceptance of women in the Soviet Union and its satellite epmnfries.
To accomplish anything really constructive one would have to have unrestricted discussion and a binding agreement among all the women of the world as to what steps should be taken to try to keep the peace of the world. = = ”
FROM MY OWN POINT of view one of the most important steps is. freedom of communication among the nations, a freedom which allows the use of every means of communication.
Whatever is done in the field of communication is just a drop in the bucket. But drops in the bucket are important, and therefore we must support the Voice of America for one thing. As private citizens, I think we also must support the Crusade for Freedom, which is carried on not by the government but
by private funds and individ-
uals. ” n »
THE CRUSADE for Freedom sponsors Radio Free Europe, which has just opened a station powerful enough to reach over into the satellite
countries. The opening date of the campaign was yesterday and the Crusade of Freedom will be appealing to all of us in this country for funds. Plans are in the making to expand their radio work and really bombard the Iron Curtain countries with as much truthful information as they can get across, It is felt that the truth will shake the Kremlin and the satellite nations. The Freedom Crusade also launches balloons that carry messages to the satellite nations.
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