Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1951 — Page 6
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FEMININE LINE—A molded sheath in rich black Madonna
crepe is created with a black velvet collar. Accessorized- with
a looped jabot of Pink Lady satin, this dress is also one of Greer’s
fall costumes. Mr. Greer will be in Wasson’ s French Room to auto-
graph his new book, “Designing Male.” i
Horizon Club To Give Tea
From 2 to 4 p. m. Saturday the Horizon Club of the Camp Fire Girls will give a rush tea in Block's Auditorium. Members who will attend with their guests will represent all the city high schools. Each group will present a short skit or musical number during the program. Miss Diane DeArmond, presi-
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dent, announces the following committees: Washington Horizon Club, program and entertainment; Shortridge Horizon Club, hostesses; Broad Ripple Horizon Club, invitations. Miss Marian Fatout, Horizon Club field director, will be a special guest. Plans are being made to sign up any new members or groups that afternoon,
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QUIET ELEGANCE—Howard Greer carries out the new com-
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panion fabric idea with black taffeta, silk and net. The lace and flower tirm accent the fitted bodice. Part of the designer's collection, the gown will be informally modeled oll day tomorrow, Friday and Saturday in Wasson’s French Room. Christy.
Alumnae Plan
Monday Party
covered- Y dinner 6: A p. m. Monday will open Ho season for the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. It will be in the University chapter house,
= = n HOSTESS CHAIRMEN is Mrs. Silas C. Kivett Jr, Her assistants include Mesdames George Schneiders, Theodore L. Locke, Cravens, William Maurer, Robert: E. Pearcy and Thomas E. Reilly, Miss Mildred Morgan and Miss Sarah Schell.
~ = o MRS. JOHN CLARK, presdent, has announced the local chapter is open to members of
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all Theta chapters in Hoosier |
schools and in other states. Special invitations are extended to residents new to the city and recent college graduates.
Mr. Dale Makes A Wise Decision
West dealer, Both sides vulnerable. NORTH Miss Brash S~9754 H-—8 D—-AQ763 C—6 42 WEST Mrs. Keen 8S-~-KQJ1082 H—A D—K 10 9 C—K Q 8
EAST Mr. Champion S—A 6 H-—9 4 3 D—-8 2 C—J109758 SOUTH Mr. Dale S83 H-K QJ109652 D—J 5 4 C—A The bidding:
WEST . NORTH FAST SOUTH
18 Pass INT 4 H 4 8S Dbl. Pass 5 H Dbl All Pass
Mr. Daler was playing his players when he decided to take out Miss Brash’s double of the four spade bid. His hand was not very well suited to defensive play and might produce only one defensive winner, the ace of clubs. ‘As it happened, four spades would probably be set a trick. But, even so, Mr. Dale's decision brought him an even better result, because he made the five heart contract.
" 5 ” MRS. KEEN LED the king of spades and Mr. Champion overtook and returned a spade; which Mr. king of hearts was played and Mrs. -Keen won with the ace and led the queen of spades. Now Mr. Dale had lost two tricks. Missing the king, ten, nine and eight of diamonds, there appeared to be a very possible loser in that suit. Un-
Dale ruffed. The
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Reservations may be made with Mrs. Kivett, less, of course, Mrs. Keen had
the king only once guarded. There was one other possibility for the contract, the development of a squeeze. Mr. Dale figured his chances like this. Mrs. Keen was known to hold the balance of the spades as Mr. Champion had shown out of the suit. She would have to hold one high spade to beat dummy’s nine spot. ’
= = on IF SHE ALSO held the king of diamonds, guarded twice, the king was not in a position to win the second round of the suit, That is, a finesse would give the first round to the
queen and the ace would win |
the second. Therefore, the king was reducéd to a third round winner. So Mrs. Keen would have to hold three diamonds and a spade—four cards in all. Four tricks had already been
played and Mr. Dale could run | five more hearts and the ace of |
clubs—a total of ten. Therefore Mrs. Keen could be reduced to
three cards and the squeeze was on. : 8 =o \ MR. DALE LED all his
trumps, then the ace of clubs. Having to keep a spadé to top dummy’s nine, Mrs. Keene dropped a diamond at trick ten. The diamond finesse followed by the ace of diamonds then killed her king and the jack of diamonds won the last trick.
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Hoosier Girls Leave for Vassar
Girls from Indiana who have left for Vassar College include Miss Barbara Field, Indiana Vassar Club scholarship student. Others are. ‘Misses Cadick, Jeanne Hargitt,
Susan Bar-
bara Ann Hobbs, Ann Robinson and Alice Jane Smith. :
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assistants,
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IU Club Plans Open House Saturday
“HE announcement of an.
open "house highlights the club programs in today's news for women. New officers bers of the Indiana "University Women's Club of Indianapolis will be honor guests at an open house tea Saturday. Mrs. J. Lloyd Allen, club president, will be hostess in her home, 5699 N. Delaware St., for the 2 to 4 p. m. event. " In ‘the receiving line with Mrs. Allen will be Miss Frieda Herbst and Mrs. Robert Shumaker, first and second vice
+ presidents ;aMrs. John H. Hamil-
ton and Miss Esther Flemming, recording and’ corresponding secretaries, and Miss Lucille Martin, treasurer, Retiring executive is Mrs. E. W. Sherwood. “i Miss Mary Cohen, an Indiana University School of Music junior and student of Miss Marie Zorn, will give a program of piano music Program chairman is Miss Herbst, assisted by Mesdames Stuart Wilson, Frank Streightoff and Herman Gray and Miss Mary Kervan. Invitations to the 1951 women graduates of IU have been mailed by Mrs. Shumaker, membership chairman, and her committee, They include Mesdames Robert Sherwood, Barrett Woodsmall, Patrick L. Grady and John Raber. Mrs. John Ober, social committee chairman, has made arrangements for the tea with her Mesdames = Ruell Parchman, L. H. Xornafel, George Hosmer and Landis Pressler. : Other committees for the year include Miss Martin, chairman, Mrs. W. H. Traylor, Misses Mary Garrett, Joanna Hinman and Esther® Schmitt, finance; Mrs. Glenn Conway and Miss Mary Connor, public-
ity; Miss Hazel Force, Mrs. Dumont Caldwell - and Mrs. E. W. Sherwood, nominations,
and Mrs. C. W. Weathers, parliamentarian. Mrs. W. M. Mace heads the scholarship committee with Mesdames Mildred Johnston, Frank Crowder, L. P. Muller, B. Currie, Richard Zimmerly, D. C. Gerlach and Fred Gifford, Misses Minnie Lloyd, Dortha EHenKirk, Elizabeth Johnson,
and new mem-
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READY FOR IU TEA—(Left to right) Mrs. Robert Shumaker, Mrs. J. Lloyd Allen and Mrs. John
Ober.
Pauline Johnson,
Rathert and Myrtle
. 2 ” 2 MRS. MILTON A. LOFTON, Irvington Union of Clubs, president, announces
filiated groups will be held next Wednesday. It will be at 2 p. m. in the American Legion Auxiliary home, 124 S. Downey Ave.
= “ # THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF lectures on the history of religion will be held by Epsilon Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, at 7: 15 p. m. tomor-
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a business © meeting for delegates of af-
The Rev. Leroy C. Hodapp will talk on “The Patriarchs” in the Antlers Hotel.
” o 5 MEMBERS OF Sigma Delta Tau Sorority will hold a rush party .at 6 p. m. today. "Hostesses will be Mrs. J. L. Wilkin-
son, 905 W. Drive, Woodruff Place. MRS. BASIL FISCHER WILL BE guest speaker at
7:30 p. m. today for the NEW HARMONY CHAPTER, ITSC. \ Mrs. Jack Loudermilk, 16035 ‘E. Ohio St, will be hostess. Mrs. Henry Zimmerman will assist,
AN 8 P. M. MEETING TODAY .is planned by Theta Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Sorority. It will be in the home of Mrs.
“Herbert Ingram, 437.E. 16th
St, a » . MRS. CLOTHILDE EMBREE FUNK, book illustrator, will talk before the Story-A-Month Club members today. They will meet at 7:30 p. m. in the Rauh Memorial Library. The speaker will discuss her illustrations in Mrs. Gertrude Winders’ recent children’s book, “Jamé Fenimore Cooper: Leatherstocking Boy.”
Nine Local Girls Pledged at Franklin
Times State Service FRANKLIN, Ind. Sept. 19—
Nine Indianapolis girls have been pledged to sororities at Franklin College, according to an announcement by Dr. Mar-
garet Powell, dean of women. They include:
Delta Delta Delta—Miss Irene
Spahr and Miss Margaret Thompson. Delta Zeta -- Miss Rosanne
Lukens, Miss Wilma Rugh and
Miss Billie Diane Snowball, Pi Beta Phi—Miss Beverly Jo Hendrickson and Miss Margaret Noble, Zeta Tau Alpha-—-Miss Larila Brown and Miss Ardith
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