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THURSDAY, SEPT. 13, 1951

Committees Named

By Theta Sigma Phi For ‘Publicity Confab’

THETA Sigma Phi, national honorary fraternity for women in journalism, will hold a confab for Indianapolis clubwomen beginning at 9:45 a. m. Sept. 27 in the Central Avenue Methodist Church.

Miss Jeannette Grubb, general chairman of the publicity confab, will be assisted by Mrs. Grace Golden as vice chaifman. Mrs, F. A. Scott js head of the general arrangements committee assisted by Mrs. George Morec and Miss Hildred Funk. Reservations and registration are in charge of Mrs, Louis Whitesell. Included on this committee are Mrs. Buert SerVaas and Misses June Bodley,

Marjorie Brink, Annabelle Church, Georgia Gianakos, Dor-

othy Newburg, Jackie Oakes and Alice Robertson,

= sn » MISS ELEANOR PETERSON 1s chairman of the mailing and telephone committee including Mesdames J. R. Adams, Fred Colby, C. E. Dee, Helen Furman, Jane Hall Gable, W. E. Hull and Marvin Lagenaur. Mesdames Francis Miles, Harry Morgan and Donald Weinberg and Misses Isabel Boyer, Patti Donnelly, Donnie Felkins, Marie Fraser, Ann Hall, Ruth Kakavecos, Ella Sengenberger and Frances Stalker.

" ” 5 THE HOSTESS committee, which will be in charge on ‘the day of the confab is under the chairmanship of Mrs. John Kleinhenz. She will be assisted by Mesdames Fred Beyer, D. R. Bowles, Dale Burgess, Robert N. Juday, I. J. Miller, DeForest O'Dell, Susan McWhirter Ostrom and Robert Sturgeon. Mrs. R. J. O'Connor will be in charge of the program for the day; Miss Mary Catherine Brewer will head the finance committee, and the; publicity handbook, which will be distributed to those who attend

- ‘the confab, will be under .the

direction of Mrs. Paul Griggs and Mrs. Everett Moore. A heavy advance registration indicates that the attendance of 300 will likely be filled.

Golden Glow Garden Club will meet at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. R. B. Wright, 1015 W. 324 St. Mrs. Marguerite Smith will speak on “September Gardens.” Mrs. Frank Spangler will assist Mrs. Wright. :

Hostesses at Tea. Mrs. C. L. Smiley and Mrs. R. C. Braund were hostesses today for a bridge-tea of the New Neighbors League, It was in the Colonial Furniture Cg.

Kappas Set Opener

A DESSERT meeting at 7:15 p. m. Tuesday will open the season for the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Kappa Kappa Gamma 'Sorority. Members will meet in the Butler Chapter House. Mrs. James A. Stuart Jr. and Mrs. Gustav Dongus will be in charge of the program entitled, “Did You Ever?” Hostesses will include members of Delta Club. Miss Rita Ricke and Miss Sally Wiley,

. Kappa national field secretaries, ‘will be guests.

Officers for the new year include Mrs. Robert H. Stone,

‘president; Mrs. Dan E, Flickin-

and Mrs. recording sec-

ger, viee president, I. A. Sedberry, retary.

on ” s MRS. ROBERT L. JAHNKE, corresponding secretary; Mrs. E.” G. Mauck, treasurer; Mrs. John L. Woolling, treasurer; and Mrs, Roy M. Robbins and Miss Dorothy B. Overman, directors. Newly - appointed committee chairmen will be Mrs. Jahnke, budget; Mrs. Henry Herbert, constitution, and Mrs. Staurt and Mrs. Dongus, hospitality and hostesses, Miss Jean Hamlet, public relations and Key correspondent; Mrs. Charles Sargent and Mrs. David N. Brewer, local philanthropies, and Mrs. Woolling, magazine sales.

n “ ” MRS. WAYNE E. RHODES and Mrs. John D. Tucker. membership; Mrs. Albert Dickinson Smith, national philanthropies; Mrs. Edwin Ransburg and Mrs. Frederick Beyer, notifications and reservations, and Mrs. Ray-

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representative, Mrs. Robert J. Covert, Panhellenic alternate; Mrs. G. B. Taylor and Mrs. Everett M.

. ‘Bchofield, parliamentarians, and + Mrs. Flinkinger, program.

Projects for the year will include the “International Dairy Show Program” under the direction of Mrs. John R. Brayton; “Christmas Dance” under the chairmanship of Mrs. Albert W. Buschmann, and “Children's Clothing” headed by Mrs. Paul Moore.

assistant,

PREVIEW —Mrs. Fred Lehr (left) ond Mrs. J. C. Hirschman talk over plans for Sept. 28 book review.

Musicale Group Announces Benefit

Mrs. Fred Lehr, review chairman, isebeing as-

HE Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will sisted by Mrs. Attia Malott Martin.

hold its opening event of the season at 28 in Ayres’ Auditorium.

1:30 p. m. Sept.

Mrs. J. Clinton Hirschman will review ‘by Madeleine Nuttal. ing feature of the program will be the'presentation of new fall styles in hats and coiffures by

“The Gift”

Madame Marguerite Buck, a di

On the committee are Mesdames E. R. Briggs, Bollender and Mrs. Herman Rudolph Crandall, I, Clayton Eschelman, Leland Schnabel, assistant financial Fischback, Edward Gardner and Willlam- H. secretaries. An outstand- Gibbs, 8 2.’ . : MeSdames P. A. Haltom, William A. Hayes, MRS. JOSEPH JACKSON ‘Clement Kline. J. J. Matich, Henry G. Oakes, JR., treasurer and Mrs. Louis Robert J. Shultz, Daniel Shattuck, John Spauld- =~ Wolf, assistant treasurer,

ing, V. R. Teter

PROCEEDS OF THE book review will be used

‘for maintendnce of the three artists’ concerts sponsored by Matinee Musicale during the year. The first: concert is set for Oct. 26.

Blackwood on Bridge—

Mr. Muzzy Executes a Siugeis Play

Who said Mr. Muzzy couldn't execute a squeeze play? He did it in this hand. Trouble was, he squeezed his own pagtner. This ' is how it happened. Through a slight miscalculation in the bidding Miss Brash got into a small slam at spades with only a seven card trump suit. Six no tfump would have been a more desirable contract.

2 = ” L MR. MUZZY opened the six of clubs and dummy'’s

The ace of clubs was cashed and then Miss Brash took her three top spades, hoping for a 3-3 break. Unfortunately, that left Mr. Muzzy with a sure spade winner. Correctly enough, Miss Brash now decided to lose the spade at once and Mr. Muzzy was in with the jack, a small ‘heart being discarded from the board.

At this point there was only

one lead to beat the contract. That was a heart. It would have removed the last entry from

jack won.

MESDAMES Clellén, Joseph

Miss Brash's hand. She would have .had to depend entirely’ on the diamonds breaking and,

Be Jou Set NM» ion had NORTH Sorority, will hold their annual Omega Sorority from 6:30 to 8:30 o'clock tonight. But Mr. Muzzy returned a Mr. Abel installation of officers at 8 p. m. Mrs. Wolford T. Gradison, club—and that effectively killed 8—K Q 10 tomorrow in the home of Mrs. - 5737 Allisonville Road, is to be : Mr. Champion's hand. The great H—9 8 7 Dale Green, 46 8. Addison St. the hostess, Girls who will at- On Assembl man squirmed and swore softly D—AKQJ?2 Heading the Alpha Chapter "tend other out-of-state univer- } Y under his breath. It didn't help C—A J are Mrs, Virgil Coakley, presi- sities also will be guests. : oH . . «8 2 .» him. . WEST EAST dent; Mrs, Green, vice president; IN CHARGE of plans for the ( ommi fe This was the seventh trick. Mrs. Edward Fanchally, secre : Mr. Champion had to get down Mr. Muzzy Mr. Champion tary, and Mrs. George Greeson, supper are Mrs. Royce Stevens, Mrs. William Byram Gates to six cards Li the dummy S—d843 S—72 treasurer. chairman; Mrs. Jack B. Catter- has announced the following . — PI — H—8 A EN A H=RK Qis — 7 Hin, Mrs. William J 3 were the original five diamonds The Beta Chapter executives " : De? D—109843 1 Miss Marcia Ries. Junior Assembly. . and the nine of hearts. Mr. : include Mrs. Ruben Randolph, 3 c ee C—Q107643 C—92 i : Actives of the IU chapter Misses Katherine Ferriday, hampion had his original five president; Mrs. Samuel Max wh ill attend th rt ‘ diamonds and the king-queen SOUTH well, vice president; Mrs. Reggie o will attend the party are Carol “Cooper and Hildegarde of hearts. It was his play. Miss Brash Hol secretary; and Mrs. Misses Mary Lou Beck, Martha = Wemmer, and John Esterline, 2 is # S—A 9865 Loren Hatfield: treasurer Sue Beck, Jaema Vance, Dovey = James Cottingham, Harold NOBODY BUT him could H—AJ105 Miss Jeannine Rice will fur- Gleason, Alice Curtis, Dorothy Trusler Jr. and Wilford Le stop the diamonds. So he let D—8 5 nish music for the event Popp, Jan Ryan and Georgianna Wisner. go the queen of hearts. Mr. C—K85 : Tutrow, A dinner dance at 7:30 p. m. Muzzy just might have the : Active members from Purdue Oct. 20 in ‘the Indianapolis guarded jack of that sult anda The bidding: Fish Fry Planned who will attend are Misses Rita Athlet® Club will be the opens that would be enough to set SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST Clay Center School PTA will Lovisa, Martha Bidwell, Carol ing party for the Assembly. ¥ the slam. But it was. no good. 18 Pass SD Pass sponsor a fish fry and earnival Miller, Mary Ittenbach, Barbara Regular classes will start All of Miss Brash’'s hearts were 3H Pass 4 8 Pass from 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday on Smith and Patrice Sextno, all Oct. 6 in the Woman's Departnow winners and she wrapped 4 NT Pass 5H Pass 116th St., west of Spring Mill of Indianapolis, and Miss Sue ment Club and Oct. 8 at the up her slam. 68S All Pass Lyon of Terre Haute. Propylaeum. :

.___THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES.

Sample and Miss Lucille Stewart.

Jewish Club To Meet Monday

THE Indianapolis Section, Council of Jewish Women, will meet at 12:30 p. m. Monday - in the Marott

Hotel for the opéning luncheon of the season. Mrs. Walter Lichtenstein will preside and Mrs, Morton Welman will be in charge of hos-

pitality. A skit, under the supervision * of Mrs. Irwin Lorey, will include the following cast: Mesdames Louis Cohen, Stanley Herman, Irwin Lorey, Robert Levin and Robert Lutz. Also Mesdames Meyer

Efroymson, Leonard Koby and Robe Marks and Miss Nancy Fink. . n n » NEWLY ELECTED officers include Mrs. Lichtenstein, president; Mrs. Nat Smith, first vice president; Mrs. Efroymson, second vice president, and Mrs. Louis Fink, third vice president ° "Mrs. Stanley Berman, recording secretary; Mrs. William Borman, , corresponding secretary; Mrs. Morris Jacobs, financial secretary, and Mrs. Robert

Times photo by John R. 8picklemire.

and J. L. Turner. » The Council will also be oo hostess at a 2 to 4 p.m. SatIY M. YDES, W. E. Mc- urday tea at the second annual SUX SHODES, War R Sabbath to be held in the home : * "of Mrs. Charles - Efroymson,

8015 High Drive, Williams

ne _ Arrange Barbecue Supper Sororities Set For New Girl Students

* IRLS planning to attend Indiana and.Purdue Univers: “South dealer Insta | lations sities this fall will be guests at a barbecue supper to ‘Bots sides vulnerable er hl Zhrha sua Beta be given by the Indiahapolis Alumnae Chapter of Chi”

Times bt oto by Bill Oates. t

LAST-MINUTE PLANS—Miss Jaema Vance (right) checks reservations with Miss Georgianna Tutrow and Miss Dorothea Popp.

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Misses' September Feature Suit Event!

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