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4 TIURSDAY, OCT: 25. 1951 = Organizations—
Chairmen Announced
~ By Council of Women
Committee chairmen .for the year have been announced for the May Wright Sewall Indiana Council of Women by Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher, president.
They are Mrs. E. L. Burnett, hospitality; Mrs. Laura E. Ray and Mrs. Maude B.
Lane, admissions: Mrs, Claude Presidents and "Miss Lucille
Franklin and Mrs. Earl Peters, Pryor. past presiderit and memlegislation; Mrs. Harry W. Dra- ber of the Regional Fellowship gooy-publicity; Mrs, W. F. Sum- Commitee,
merville, education; Mrs. Wil- “Soroptimism—Tuning in to liam E. Stute and Mrs. Harry Get the Picture,” will be the Rice, motion pictures, theme of programs planned.
Mrs. J. R. Hoster and Mrs. Miss Martha R. Servis, execuOlla McDowell, patriotic instruc- tive secretary of the federation, tion; Mrs. Lula Hartzog and Will be guest speaker at the Mrs. John Donaugh, election morning session.
credentials; Mrs. Walter Lewis Three international service and Mrs. Florence Ritz, United Projects will -be discussed by Nations; Mrs. Claude C. Mc Mrs. Ella W. Guitteay, Akron Lean, Americanism: Mrs. Fdna ©. regional director. They will Pauley, public health safety. include a $1000 teaching fellow-
Mrs. Merle Speakman and - Ship to Dr. Phiroza S. Daver, Bus, Glenn Swartz, music: Mrs Bombay, India, for the Women's
W. Cow ley and Mis Ep «Medical. dollege, ~Ehiladelphia,
Ei 1 I aie Badge: tcc SRN TRU Korma EMS Siig RII STP Phe rr
Mra; Rose ‘Marie [fuzan. radio and television; Mrs, "Louis Jorio, Hoosier Salon; Mrs. M. E Robbins, devotions
tional. Fellowship of $3000 will be awarded a woman candidate in Switzerland. A total of $2600 will be allotted for thé ref= a habilitation of Promachon, MRS. RUSSELL CUSHMAN Greece, which was entirely deand Mrs. E W. Cowley, ways stroyed during World War II and means; Mrs, Harold Hayes, decorations; Mrs. Earl Alpha lota > H. Myer, war bonds; Mrs. Frank Gilkison, civilian defense, :
A hay ride and Halloween party is on the docket tomorrow night for members and friends
Other officers serving with r v . of Eta Upsilon Chapter, Alpha Mrs. Fisher are Mesdames A. R. Iota Sorority. Those attending
Chadd, Thad Clarke, H. E. Bin- 0 0 Vea p. m. at 4202 ford and Cushman, first, sec- E. 56th St 20r che hav ride. . ond, third and fourth vice pres- Atier he hay ride the party ldents, Mrs. T. Eugene Bailey will be entertained at the home and Mrs. Dragoo, recording of Mrs. Thelma Robert RA and corresponding secretarries, Nr 2 Roberts, 4833 Mrs. H. P. Willwerth, treasurer; arvei Mrs. Lane, historian, and Mrs. . . John Downing Johnson, parlia- Beta Sigma Phi mentarian. Miss Mary ‘Yount was Soroptimist selected Beta 8igma Phi “Girl of the Year” in competition with 125 other contestants recently at French Lick. -The contest, sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, was held at its an-
American Federation of Soroptimist Clubs will hold its fall conference of the Midwestern Region at the Statler Hotel, Detroit, Mich., on Saturday and pua1 convention. Sunday. Indiana, Illinois, Judges ‘selected Miss Yount Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin and qgyer representatives from other Erie, Pa., comprise the Mid- chapters in the state. Those on western Region. the judging committee were Attending from Indianapolis Mrs, Bess Julius, Jeffersonville, will be Mrs. Irma Smith, presi- and Miss Muriel Ryall, and Miss dent; Miss Hannah Thompson Oletta Tyler, both of New Aland Mrs. Helen Murray, vice bany.
‘Mermelstein-Selig ‘Vows Set at Broadmoor
Miss Beverly Jane Selig will become the bride of Lt. Howard Allen Mermelstein, Medical Corps, USNR, at an 8:30 p. m. ceremony today in the Broadmoor Country
Club. Rabbi William P. Greenfeld will officiate at the single-ring ceremony. Parents of the couple are Mr. James Deutelbaum will come and Mrs. Selig, 5760 Central from Chicago to be best man, Ave, and Mrs. Morris Mermel- and ushers will be Robert
stein, Ambridge, Pa. Arthur Rose, Dayton. and Irwin The bride will wear an ivory I. Rose and Allen B. Selig. satin gown styled with an off- The Broadmoor Country Club
shoulder neckline beaded with where the reception will be held, iridescent beads, pearls and crystals. A front pannier with the same beading will trace into a flower design and an apron . will overdrape into a bustle 20d Will make its home in
back ending in a cathedral >vorfolk, Va. train. g The bride, a member of Sigma
y % =» Delta Tau Sorority, was graduATTENDANTS in pale orchid . ated from Indiana University. “tulle over taffeta will be Mrs, Lt. Mermelstein attended MassAllan Apter, Baltimore, Md.. achusetts Institute of Technolmatron of honor; Miss Elinore ogy and was graduated from "Mermelsteln, Ambridge. and -the University of Pittsburgh Misses Marjorie Hornstein, Sue ‘School of Medicine. He is a Lipp and Barbara L. Berger, member of Phi Delta Epsilon bridesmaids. and Phi Epsilon Pi Fraternities
will be transformed into a garden scene. The couple will go to New York on a wedding trip
Blackwood on Bridge—
Times photo by Willi A. Oates Jr . : " LAST MINUTE BRUSH-UP—Lines before finak-dress rehearsal are being rehearsed by Tudc oothing activities and is man- - gptatives from adminstrative Hall students Valri Philpott, Janie Essig and Mary Sydney (left to right). The senior girls will ap ne a tooth in Iryigion, , committees and the Braille and " hool Saturday night. Valri, Janie ..oS¢r I€MUNg 1S Genera’ chalr- * gervicemen's Center Projects. pear in the play “You Can't Take It With You,” at Tudor Hall Schoo y nig rat of the Mayor's Citizens and Mary will play the lead parts of Martin Vanderhof, Penelope Sycamore and Alice Sycamore Committee for United Nations 2 2 2 Miss Nell McMillan Frazier is directing the play. Week. MRS. EDWARD W. HARRIS. . Jr., president, will be hostess to Mrs. Little on Tuesday, Nov. | : / Offi N d 8. They will tour the Gallery 2% Halloween Zonta Internationa icer Name Guide program a1 Herron A™ Mrs, Bascom Littl . Museum and the League volunPa rties Set Miss Hilda Eidman, Oak field, Hl, was named lieuten- Zonta Club, was named alter- teer activities a the Marion which the monthly board Park. Ill... was elected Zonta ant governor : nate County Juvenile Court and meeting will be held. International District Six gov- Lhosen to represen the ais Madison, Wis, mas an- Center. Mrs. Sprague "H. Gardiner,
Two Halloween parties, one for adults, one for children, have been planned by the St. Margaret's Hospital Guild. Mrs, William B. Florea is chairman. She is assisted by Mrs. J. T. BSutherland. The parties are in the General Hospital. Halloween refreshments and favors were given at the adult party today in the Occupational Therapy Department. Prizes were awarded for traditional games, and group singing was accompanied by Mrs. Robert Smith. Juvenile movie cartoons will entertain youngsters at the
children's party tomorrow in the Children's Ward. False faces will be given as favors. Refreshments will consist of pumpkinhead ice cream, cookies and candy.
Miss Lehr Is Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lehr of Evansville and Indianapolis, annbunce the marriage of their daughter Tommye LaVerne . Lehr to James Edward Ridgway, son of Melbourne Ridgway Indianapolis. The Rev. Theodore C. Mei bohm performed the double-ring ceremony at 3 p. m. in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran CHurch Sept. 1. Mrs. Alene Ridgway was matron of honor. Dennis Stephens best man. | Immediately following the ceremony, a wedding supper was
served at the home of the |
bride's parents for the bridal party and immediate families
Rule of 26 Cards Should Guide Bidding
Do you know the rule of terms of 26 cards, not just your eleven? How about Culbertson’'s own 13, Think of your partner's rule of eight, Winslow's rule of hand and your own as one unit. twelve, Courtenay’'s rule of eighteen, Culbertson’s rule of N minus one. THERE ARE many angles to I may as well get in the act this question.. Here is one of too, and I hereby devise the them. Many players, holding a “Rule of 26.” The others are Weak hand, don’t have the imundoubtedly helpful in certain agination to realize how strong situations, and especially the Partner's hand may be. It WOrKs rule of eleven, but the rule of 28 the other way, too. Holding a applies to all bidding and all Strong hand, they can’t imagine play. how weak partner may be.
It’s not my rule, but the rule look at today's deal. Holdof all good bridge players. I'm Ing the South hand, would just calling it to your attention. you go on to six diamonds as It’s simply this. When you bid a Mr. Masters did? Although he hand or when you play a hand held just one king and one _You should think and act in queen, no aces + and no > single-
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tons, he felt the slam bid was automatic. And he was absolutely. right. ; I am not pointing it out as anything sensational. It stands out. Or it should. But, honestly, out of 100 players, how many do you think would make it? From my observations, a verv small percentage. ~ ” ” MR. MASTERS merely used his imagination. His partner's three spade bid and subsequent fiva diamond bid said this: “Partner, I am willing to contract for eleven tricks, knowing nothing about your hand except that you have four diamonds . .. any four diamonds.” Mr. Masters looked at his
| hand. He had more than four
diamonds. He had five. He had the king of diamonds. Mrs. Keen must have counted on losing a trick to that card and still winning eleven tricks. The queen of clubs was an added value, unknown to Mrs. Keen, As a matter of fact, although she had a fine hand, she had little enough for the kind of bidding she put out. In any case, Mr. Masters was able to throw his losing spade on dummy's fifth club and easily take twelve tricks. West, dealer. East-West vulnerable. Mrs. Keen |
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Hundreds of Indianapolis
clubwomen are supplying information and distribut
ing literature on the United Junior League Plans
Nations this week They are
stationed in department stores ‘ theater lobbies, hotel Jobbies, : . the City Market and Union We come Or irector Station. The activity is being spon Local members of the Junior League -are busy pre-
sored by the Mayor's Citizens’ 2 ; . Committee for promoting United paring for the two-day inspection visit of Mrs. Bascom Nations Week. Many different i410 (fleveland, O., Director of Region IV of the Junior women's organizations of the ; ; city are co-operating in the ef- Leagues of America, Inc. This region is made up of 17 fort to familiarize the public o
with the problems and accom Hn in. Michigan, Ohio: and plishments of the United Na- or tions Mrs. Little will confer with Among those whose members the Child Guidance. Health and are currently active in the proj- Placement Committees Monday, are the Counni of Jewish wn, 5 She will be enter-
can MEERA EN er Loar om: . VORTED, Rape tthe inipr' League Communa, the Tndiunapalis Council of. So Pup wet Theater and Work Women, PTA Council, ‘New comers Club, Council of Cathoic Women and the American .egion Auxliary
n hop. Inspection of the workshop, nd the Next-to-New Shop are . scheduled for the afternoon. The League of Women Voters pynpar ig planned to include a { Indianapolis co-ordinated the jiccyssion period with repre-
trict on the Zonta International Mrs. C. Harvey Bradley will ernor at the recent district con- nominating committee was Dr. bounced as the sfte for the Dis- entertain the two women and assisted by Mrs. Joseph W,
ference in the Hotel Lincoln. Florence Medaris, Milwaukee. trict 8ix conference in October, members of the Board of Di- Barr, is chairman of the arMiss Lillaa Coleman, Spring- Mrs. May Wroten, Indianapolis 1952. rectors at a luncheon after rangements for the visit. i; = RR — = —— ER —— a = a — . >
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