Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1951 — Page 6

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‘Our Lovely Lady of Tomorrow—

Times photo by Henry Glesing Jr.

ELANIE McNABB, who will be 4 years old Sept. 19, would rather play with comic puzzles than go to Hollywood. Winner of a Hollywood screen test and first placer in the Indianapolis Ernie Pyle Baby Show, Melaine is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. McNabb, 5836 Beechwood Ave.

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Blackwood on Bridge—

Player Stumbles Into a Winning Squeeze

Some squeezes are almost automatic as witness this hand which Mr. Muzzy played at a grand slam in spades. When Mr. Muzzy heard his partner's jump raise he took another look at his terrific hand and decided he probably had about 16 winners. After checking to find his partner had the missing ace, he had no hesitancy in bidding seven. " EJ 8 MR. ABEL OPENED the jack of clubs and Mr. Muzzy's face fell when he saw the dummy. Obviously he had only 12 sure winners. Shaking his head sadly, he won the first trick with the queen of clubs and laid down two top trumps to make sure they were all out.

Next he cashed his two remaining top clubs. At this point he thought of throwing the “hand. in for down one. Luckily he discarded that idea and ran the rest of his spades. On the last two spades he had to make two discards from dummy.

His hand went waveringly toward the 10 of hearts and Miss Brash closed her eyes as if she couldn’t bear to watch. She ‘realized the 10 of hearts might be an important squeeze

because he knew those were the right plays but only because they were the lowest cards in dummy. Mr. Champion’s blood pressure had been rising all through the play. He realized, if Mr: Muzzy didn’t, that a squeeze was almost bound to develop. On the lead of the last spade, Mr. Champion had to get down to four cards. It was clear that three of these had to be hearts or else dummy’s ten of hearts would be a winner,

South dealer. Both sides vulnerable.

NORTH Miss Brash S—Q 10 9 5 H—A K 10 D—7 6 5 C—7 5.4 WEST EAST Mr. Abel Mr. Champion S—6 4 S—~17 H—3 4 -H—Q J 8742 D—10 9 3 2 D—K Q 8 4 C—J 10963 C—8 2 SOUTH

Mr. Muzzy S—A KJ 832 H—9 3 D—A J C—A K Q Th bidding:

‘The only hope was that Mr. Abel had the guarded jack of~diamonds, so Mr. Champion threw the queen of that suit. Mr. Muzzy then played the ace of diamonds, dropping the king. His jack of diamonds and the two high hearts won the balance of the tricks. “Your luck is revolting,” said Mr. Champion, disgustedly. “What do you mean, luck?” answered Mr, Muzzy, angrily. “I knew I had you in an endplay all the time.”

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card. SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST When she looked again, Mr. 2 S Pass 4 S Pass Muzzy had elected to throwtwo 4 NT Pass 5D Pass diamonds from the board. Not 7 S All Pass

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Part in Butler's Future” wi e discussed by Richard T. Jameg,

Approximately 100 pledges of Butler University’s seven national sororities will be guests at the annual Panhellenic Association dinner at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday in John Whistler Atherton Center. Miss Barbara Newton, president of the Panhellenic group, “Your

vice president and treasurer o Butler. In addition to the pledges, other guests will. include Mrs. James, Bu's Pres. and Mrs. M. O. Ross, and Mrs. John Cavosle,

= DAR TE to Elect. —— Convention Delegates —— At Thursday Meeting

(CAROLINE SCOTT HARRISON Chapter, DAR, will meet at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the chapter house to elect delegates to the state conference. Mrs. John H. Jefferson, regent, will Preside and the

Rev. Marcus W. Johnson will be guest speaker. o Mrs. William I. Horne and Mrs. Waldo B. Rossetter will be co-hostesses for the tea following the business meeting.

national membership; ‘Mrs, ~Jasper P. Scott, national defense; Mrs. Stanley B. Sheard, DAR magazine, and Mrs. Wilbur E. Smith, press relations.

Mrs. Carleton W. Atwater MRS. J. F. HEUBI and Mrs. and Mrs. Clyde E. Titus will Lloyd M. Rice, clipping service; pour, assisted by Mrs. A. C. Mrs. Wright, program; Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. J. Francis Smith. and Mrs. Arthur H. Madden. y's o Northrup, radio and television; 2 TNO FINE. ing. Mrs. Louise Aldridge Novak THE FOLLOWING appoint and Mrs. Edgar -D. Randolph

ments have been announced by the chapter’s Board of Management: Mrs. Harry Van Osdol, auditing; ‘Mrs. Edward C. Mrs. Paul K. Thiery, by-laws, and Mrs.. Thomas O. Conger, finance. Mrs. James IL. Gavin, Florence A. Gavin endowment fund;

Jr., tea hour, and Mrs. Mark A. Dawson, president, Old Glory Society, DA R.

Membership Drive Set

Mrs. Herbert R. Hill, historical research; Mrs. Lawrence L. Mrs. Orval Strupe and her ~ Clark, house and room; Mrs... membership committee are Kenneth Dix Coffin, library. completing plans for the Techand Mrs. J. Russell Townsend nical High School Parent Jr., membership Teacher Association memberMrs. Brooks, memorial: Mis. ship drive, Jessie E. Ruth, music' Mrs. Next Monday hag been Jasper CC, Scott, parliamen- chosen as the opening date for tarian; Mrs. George Caleb the two-weeks eampaign. Wright, program; Mrs. Fae W. 2 nw

Patrick, reception, and Mrs. Olin B. Norman, remembrance. " = n

ALTHOUGH Tech's PTA is just beginning its third year membership exceeds 1200. The

MRS. E. R. ALCORN teiephone; Mrs. George C. Dixon, drive goal is double that numtellers; Mrs. Kenneth Dix Cof- ber.. It is hoped Tech can build fin, Americanism: Mrs. Scott the largest PTA in the U. S. M. Ford, American Indians; by Oct. 1 — Mrs. J. S. Marlowe, approved : on

The drive will be conducted by wards and precincts. Most of the 4000 h®mes represented in Tech will be contacted.

Ward chairmen include Mrs. David Kraus, Ward One; Mrs.

schools, and Mrs. John lL. Goldthwaite, conservation. Mrs. Paul 8S. Ragan, correct use of the flag; Mrs. Esther B. Cavanagh, DAR good citi-

zenship pilgramage; Mrs. : . 2 . Clarence E. Scholl, DAR man- OWen Sei Two; Mes Xa yal for citizenship; Mrs, Lergy TIN Glahemors, .'nree; Ars L. Garrigus, DAR museum, Harold Kenworthy, Eight, and and Miss Margaret Waters, Mrs. William Perdue, Nine. *DAR Student loan fund Mrs. Michael Domski, 10; Mrs. Ross Boggs, 16; Mrs.

Mrs. Zeph E. Keller, genealogical records; Miss Annette Short, girl home makers; Miss Amy Keene, motion picture; Mrs. J. Edward Raffensperger,

Lawrence Beaman, 18; Mrs. Fred Buses, 23, and Mrs. Joseph Ashby, 25. Virgil Sheppard is PTA president.

" Ancient Vintage

The White House's interior decoration is not unauthentic because it includes Venetian blinds. Washington had them at his Valley Forge headquarters and ordered more for his Mount Vernon home.

List Bridge Results

Local bridge -groups announce the results of their play last week. Results follow: St. Joan of Arc, Wed. night (Possible score 160) N & S— Charles Stimming, Jack SchaJor 96.5; Mrs. Dan Sweeney, Mrs. A. J. Lauth 93.5; Mrs. Ralph Ittenbach, Mrs. H. J. Casey 86.5; E & W-—Miss Cathleen Abbett, Mrs. Sam Shortle 95.5; Mrs. Claude Lett, Mrs.

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Opening of Schools Stirs Activity for PTA Units

The opening of schools naturally stirs activity for

PTA groups. At 7:30 p. m.

tomorrow, Fleming Garden PTA will

hold its opening fall meeting in the school. °

Films. of “Safety” will be shown by the Indiana State Po-

lice and the school’s men’s choir directed by Charles Guy will present a program of songs. Teachers will be received dur-

ing the social hour following

the business meeting. F " o = John Strange School PTA will meet at 1 p.m. Friday in the school. Included on the program will be a panel discussion by various members of the school staff and PTA board, and a tea with Mrs. Hubert Helms pouring. Parents of new students will be guests at this first meeting of the new term. Friday, Saturday and Sunday,

the association will sponsor a paper drive on the school grounds.

Sorority

To Meet

Indianapolis Alumnae, Omega Sorority, will meet at 7:30 p. m, tomorrow with Mrs. Howard . Alltop, 3904 Carroliton Ave.

Miss Louise . Reiter will: be hostess assisted by Miss Jean Fox, Mrs. J. E. Marston and Mrs. J. E. Kiefer. New chapter members will be welcomed after the business meeting. Those who have been working toward this registra-

tion include Mrs,'W. B. Lincoln, Mrs. R. A. Purcell and Mrs. . Wolford Gradison. Mrs.

Stephen Baker is president.

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Soroptimist Club Meets Wednesday

OROPTIMIST CLUB of Indianapolis will meet at 6:15 o'clock Wednesday night in the Spink Arms

Hotel for a dinner and business meeting. Mrs. Irma Smith, president, has announced the following committees for the new term, Miss Mary Helen. Borcherding, chairman of attendance committee, assisted by Mrs,

Doris Grass and Mrs. Dorothy

Brown. Miss Jeanette Kight, chairman of the budget committee, issisted by Miss Hannah B. Thompson and Miss Lucille Pryor. Miss Frances Cameron, chairman of by-laws, assisted by Miss Esther Schmitt and Mrs, Marion Hull. Miss Mildred Barrett, chairman of classification, assisted by Mrs. Leonora Schrichte and Miss Rebecca Fisk. ” » »

MISS HANNAH THOMPSON, chairman of extension, assisted by Miss Clara Dux, Mrs. Dorothy Costin and Mrs, Martha Burnett. Mrs. Dorothy Lewis, chairman of hospitality, assisted by Miss Betty Wysong, Dr. Jessie Wilder and Mrs. Ruth Stickney. Mrs. Fern Norris, chairman of legislation. Mrs, Kathryn B. Sheedy, chairman of membership, assisted by Mrs. Mildred Saunders and Miss Louise Watson. - Miss Thompson, chairman of program, assisted by Miss Edna Faeser and. Mrs.- Nancy McAlister, and Miss Esther Schmitt, publicity.

MISS BETTY PETTITT, service chairman, assisted by Mrs. Thelma Machael, Mrs, Helen Kommer and Mrs. Sheedy. Mrs. meyer, chairman of social activities, assisted by Mesdames Helene B. Thornton, Anna N. Bryant and Dorothy Hampson and Miss Leah Flint, Mrs. Helen Murray, chairman of ways and means, assisted by Mesdames Julia Alexander, Floss Brook, Marguerite Wirth,

Ellen A. Gould; Doris Kautz, Frieda Slagle and Margaret Muller.

Also Misses Mary Ann Luebking, Ruth Emhardt and Laura Martin,

W. L. Lynch 88; Mrs. Helen

Shutz, Mrs. Donald Graham | 83.5. Marott, Tues. night (Pos- |

sible score 270) N & S—0O. K. Fraustein, Sidney Casle 160.5; Mrs. Kenneth Pettijohn, | Mrs. Reba Buck 160; Mrs. Wayne Warrick, Mrs. A. R. Coffin 1545; E & W-—Miss Marge Quinn, Miss Annabelle VanWinkle 170; Mrs. Louis Segar, Harold Lewis 158; Mrs. William Epstein, Mrs. Arch Falender 150.5. ” The Kentucky State Bwmidge | Tournament will be held next Saturday and Sunday in the Seelbach Hotel, Louisville,

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president of the Indianapolis Panhellenic Association, and Miss Dorothy Overman, Panhellenic rush secretary.

WE Garden Club will open

season Friday with a

guided tour of Holliday Park.

| According to Mrs. M. L. Reasor,

president, members will meet at 9:30 a: m. at the park museum.

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6464 N. Illinois St., vice president, will be hostess for a luncheon. Mrs. J, K. Powell will be in-charge of refreshments, assisted by Mesdames C. E. Harris, E. C. Lang, F. L. Strain, G. B. Thorpe and F. M. Warren.

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