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‘Birthday’ Tea Sunday

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at 3:30. A memorial in honor of Mrs. Oliver Reed, former alumnae president who died recently, will be presented. ‘Alumnae chairmen for the event are: Mrs. Louis A. Whitesell, pro-

° gam; Mrs. E. M. Rader, hostess;

Mrs. David F. Stone, refreshments and pouring. Committee chairmen from the active chapter are: Miss Nance McKeown, general chairman; Miss Mildred Twigg, ritual; Miss Betty Shannon, Greenfield, invitations; and: Miss Patricia Werner, songs.

Musicale

Heads Named

Committee chairmen of .the Chorale Section of the Matinee Musicale have been announced as follows: Mrs. Charles E. Monroe, program; Mrs. Wayne McGlade, finance; Mrs. Frank J. Billeter, social; Mrs. W. E. Van Talge, associate membership: Mrs.- D. D. Cutright, decMrs. Guy Rhodes, pdrliamentarian; Mrs. M. R. Sample, telephone; Mrs, M. M. Bridgewater, historian; Mrs, Carl H., Hull, publicity; Mrs. P. A. Haltom, hospitality; Mrs. C. G. Jacquart, extension; Mrs. Herman Karch, robes, and Mrs. W. E. McClellan, librarian. ; Directors are the Mesdames J. L. Turner, V. R. Teter, and Mark Mothersill.

Study Groups Plan Events

A’ luncheon and two meetings are on the calendar for International Travel Study groups. Mrs. Forest Hughes, 5020 W, 13th St., wil be hostess at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow to the Sarah T. Bolton Chapter, ITSC. She will be assisted by Mrs, Frank Oslos and Mrs. ‘H. L. Canon. The chapter met for luncheon last month with Mrs, Otto Mays, Lebanon.

A noon luncheon at the Warren Hotel will be held Saturday by the Booth Tarkington Chapter, ITSC. Mrs. Fred Smith is chairman of arrangements and Mrs. Walter Houppert will speak.

The Flemish Flanders Chapter, ITSC, will meet at 7:45 p. m. tonight with Mrs. Marie Flanigan, 513 N. Riley Ave. Mrs. Jules Zinter will be the speaker.

alumnae, university members and mothers of Zeta Tau Alpha

will celebrate the 53d anni-

versary of the fraternity's founding with a formal tea at Butler ‘chapter house Sunday afternoon

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SCAN STUDY COURSE—Mesdames A. W. Eubank, H. J. Eickhoff, Don Sawmiller and R. E. Broadlick (left to right) look over album of first course 21 years ago. :

Irvington Union Sets Musicale

TUDY course of the Irvington Union of Clubs will open its 21st season with a musicale Wednesday, Oct. 17, in the auditorium of School 77.

Miss Louise Swan, member of the music faculty of Arsenal Technical High School, and Miss Marfan Laut, member of the plang faculty of Arthur Jordan College of Music, will perform as a two-piano-team.

Bert SerVaas,, formerly director of the Far

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Eastern Division of Secret Intelligence, will address the second meeting of the group in February on “Personal Observations on Foreign Affairs.” Mr. SerVaas was with the American Intelligence Command in South America, Europe and the Orient during World War IIL Mrs. Hope Bedford Nevitt, faculty member of Shortridge High School and lecturer on the

United Nations and fore{gn affairs, will address

the club at its spring meeting. She will present an operalogue of the United Nations accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Knight Green, pianist.

‘Do Not Ever Base Bidding on Humanics

As‘'good as he is on technical

bidding and play, Mr. Champion - South dealer

leader himself has as many as three cards in the suit.

made two mistakes ‘on this - Both sides vulnerable 2 = = ; hand from the standpoint of NORTH ANYWAY, Mr. Muzzy rememhumanics. He counted on Mr. Mr. Abel bered ths convention and led Muzzy playing well and Miss S—2 © the seven of diamonds. Gritting Brash bidding properly. H—A 9 his teeth, Mr. Champion won Mr. Abel thought a long time D—Q J 108532 with the king. And he started agd looked very unhappy before C—8 53 thinking. he made his three diamond bid. WEST EAST Surely Miss Brash must have Likewise, Miss Brash studied Mt. Muzzy Mr. Champion another diamond and if so it awhile before she finally bid S—A Q 8 S—109 6 4 was essential to knock the ace three no trump. H-35 141 H—K 876 of hearts out of dummy at 5 8 # D—7 6 4 DA K once. He therefore made the MR. CHAMPION didn’t like C—10 9 8 7 C-KJ3a brave lead of the king of hearts. the sound of the bidding. It . Miss Brash dropped the 10 SOUTH from her hand to make the

apeared that both of his opponents were pressing. He had a good hand including two sure stoppers in Mr. Abel's diamond suit. Mr. Muzzy probably had an honor or two in Miss Brash's un-rebid spade suit. He doubled. Now, without the double Mr. Muzzy probably would have opened a club and three no trump would have been murdered. As {t was, the double started Mr. Muzzy thinking. And that isn’t good. Proving again that a little

Miss Brash S—-KJ1758 H—Q J 10 3 D—9 C—A Q?2 The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST

18 Pass 2D Pass 2H Pass 3D Pass SNT Pass ¢ Pass Dbl. All Pass.

that a double of three no trump usually suggests the lead of the

nine a later entry and won the trick with the ace. She knocked out the ace of diamonds and won the club return with the queen. Entering dummy with the nine of hearts, she cashed the rest of the diamonds, got back to her hand with the ace of clubs and cashed two more hearts, Apparently it didn’t occur to her that she could have been set four tricks. “Two extra, partner,” she said brightly. “And I do apologize for not re-

knowledge’ is a dangerous first suit bid by dummy. But doubling. I guess I'm tightthing, Mr. Muzzy decided his not always. Not, for example, ening up.” partner wanted him to lead a when the suit has been bid and Mr. Champion was struck

diamond. It's true, of course,

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To Open’ Fall Season :

THE first fall meeting of the Indianapolis Smith Club will be held in

the home of Mrs. Fyederick M. Ayres, 5700 Sunset Lane, at 1 p. m. Tuesday. Chairman for the luncheon session is Mrs. George D. Buckner. She will be assisted by Mesdames Maurice J. Boyd, Ward Fenstermaker and Harold Hartley and Miss Elizabeth Haerle. The . group will discuss the club's spring project, that of bringiffg Mrs. Dione Lucas, New York, head of the Cordon Bleu Cooking School, to Indianapolis. Mrs. John E. D. Peacock is in charge of the event. Officers of the organization include Mrs. A. K. Scheidenhelm, president; Mrs, Forest W. Blanton, vice president; Mrs. E. Kirk McKinney Jr., secretary, and Mrs. Charles Wells, treasurer.

List Speakers At Meeting

Miss Elizabeth L. Huey, assistant manager of Ayres’ Tea Room, will speak on “Quality Food Production” at a session of the annual AMerican Dietetic

Association convention in = ~Cleveland being held through

tomorrow,

Other speakers include Miss Virginia Draim, therapeutic dietitian at the Indiana University Medical Center, and Kenneth Kohstaedt, director of clinical researgh at the Lilly Research Clinic here. : _ Also attending will be Mrs. Mary Cannon Rich, director of the Dairy Council of Indianapolis.

Highlight of the conference is the reunion dinner of . the members of the first University of Chicago Workshop being held today. Mrs. Rich was one of the original members of this group, formed in ‘August 1941 under the direction of Dr. Lydia Roberts, head of the Home Economics Department at the Univergity of Puerto Rico. Dr. Roberts is flying from Puerto Rico to be honor guest at the dinner.

Mrs. Norman To Be Hostess

Mrs. William H. Norman, 6416 Dean Rd. will entertain members of the Children's Museum Guild at a luncheon meeting tomorrow.

Assisting her will be Mesdames Thomas C. Capehart, William L. Leppert, John Spahr, William D. Gambill and William H. Forsyth.

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installation Saturday at Indiana University dre (left to right) Janice Pearl, Pullman, Wash.; Louise Martel, Magnolia, Ark.; Carole Hobart, Arcadia, Cal, and Joanne Bernat Hackman, Indianapolis. Mrs. Hackman is the daughter of Mrs. Saul Bernat, former president of the local alumnae chapter.

Patrons Listed for Viennese Ball

PATRONS are listed for the Viennese Ball the Junior Group of the Women’s Committee, Indiana State Symphony So-

ciety, will give Saturday night. Mrs. Owen

Neighbours {s patron chairman of the Woodstock dance. oo oe “oe THE GROUP INCLUDES Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph E. Cain, James F. Carroll, Joseph J. Daniels, W. A. Dyer Jr, Irving M. Fauvre, Dan‘ W. Flickinger, Carl M. Geupel, R. Hartley Sherwood, Hatry V. Wade and Dudley Williston. Others are Dr. and Mrs. Gerald W, Gustafson, Messrs. and Mesdames Norman Kevers, John M. Kitchen, Eli Lilly, J. K. Lilly Jr.,, Nicholas H.

Noyes, H. T. Pritchard, Leo Rappaport, John G. Williams and Lucius S. French. Dr. and Mrs. John O. Ritchey, Dr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Ritter, Dr. and Mrs. Willis Gatch, Messrs. and Mesdames H. R. Meeker, Theodore

CB ORL, Jean. Black, Paul. H.. Buchanan, |

Charles Bridgeman, George Fotheringham, Emsley W. Johnson Jr, H. 8S. Lacy II, Fisk Landers, Frank E. McKinney and Uz McMurtrie,

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ALSO MESDAMES F. C. Kroeger, Charles Latham, J. K. Lilly Sr., Hortense Rauh Burpee, Keyes Atkins and Frederick M. Ayres; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Honeywell, Wabash; Gov. and Mrs, Henry F. Schricker, Miss Josephine Madden and Roger G. Wolcott. :

Navy Ball to Climax USS Indiana Day

USS Indiana Day will be celebrated tomorrow at the U. S. Naval and Marine

Armory honoring Indiana's

892 members of the organized reserves on active duty throughout the world. Activities of the day will commemorate two battleships which have born the name of Indiana, and will be climaxed with a dinner dance in the evening. Guests of honor at the affair will include Gov. and Mrs. Henry Schricker, Rear ‘Admiral Francis P. Old, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Robinson Hitchcock.

‘OTHERS ATTENDING are the Captains and Mesdames J. R. Wallace, J. A. Roberts, M. H. Hubbard, M. C. Thomp-

and Dr. and Mrs. M. O. Ross. Lt. Cql. and*Mrs. B. K. Armstrong, the Commanders and Mesdames J. T. Barnett, L. D. Bibler, L. B. Clapham Jr, B. B. Dragstrem, F. M. Hall, W. M. Romberger, L. B. Sharelford, S. R. Sutphin; Lt. Commanders and Mesdames G. E. Cohee, H. E. Crull, W, L. Doolittle, H. T. Ice, 8. C. Kivett Jr., F. P. MéCune. Lt. Commanders and Mesdames F. T. McWhirter, E. S. Pulliam Jr., J. C. Snyder, H. F. Sudranski, T. L. Tomaszewski, J. R. Townsend Jr., J. E. Williams, J. B. Wilson and Lt. Cmdr. J. L. McGehee.

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MAJOR AND MRS. PAUL CYR, Messrs. and Mesdames C. W. Hunt, and George Ziegler, Miss Mary Jane Larson,

E. Ellis, W. R. Harrison, J. N. Heinze, C. T. Henninger, P. M. Herman, H. P. Huesing, and W. D. Kiger. Lt. 7 T.Cretors, 16. T. D. Hall and Miss Judy Ingersoll, the Lieutenants and Mesdames J. R. Kissling, J. O. Larsen, O. P. Larson Jr, F. K. Levinson Jr. R. M. loughery, L. A, Pettet, E. T. Pritchard, G. L. Runyan, G. A. Rutledge, C. A. Scudder, H. E. Skillman, and R. L. Stephenson.

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LT. W. J. TRAYNOR, the Lieutenants and Mesdames J. K. Wheeler, R. W. Winsten, W. J. Zillmer; the Lieutenants JG and Mesdames J. F. Armacost, R.. A. Brumby, G. M. Fowles, R. E. Hougham, J. E. Knue, M. K. Moulton, R. A. Muckler Jr., R. E. Pigg. E. J. Resor,

son, E. C. Rook, J. C. Woelfel, O. F. Heslar, F. F. Knachel; the Colonels and Mesdames W.

Mrs. tenants and Amy,

Bert Servaas, Mesdames S:. M. J. C. Berlier, C. “Smith and E. F. Straub Buchanan, G. W. M. Cook, J.

the Lieu- R. M. Small, H. E. Strong, Ens. and Mrs. J. L. Buchanan, Ens. P. E. Nonte and Miss Marillee

Geisler.

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