Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1951 — Page 4

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PLAY ROLES—Members of the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing junior class will step out of their Florence Nightingale role to portray characters in “Little Women” at 8 p. m. performances today and Thursday in the nurses’ residence. In this scene from the play Jo (Miss Patricia Thompson, left) and Meg (Miss Mary Louise Abel, center) serve tea to Aunt March (Miss Barbara Garrison, Martinsville). Play proceeds will be used for the junior-senior prom.

Blackwood on Bridge—

They Murdered Old Bridge Book Author

One of the first writers on bridge was Elwell. In his book, “Elwell on Bridge,” published almost 50 years ago, some of the sentences are played up by the use of red ink and bold face type. Here are a few of them: “Always cover an honor,” “always return your partner's lead” “lead “through strength” “pla y second hand low,”’ play third hand high.” 8 0 me body finally murdered Elwell.

In modern day bridge, such adages represent just “a little learning” and that, of course, can be a dangerous, not to say gruesome, thing.

Mr. Muzzy

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MISS LUCY BRASH was even looser than usual in the bidding of today's hand. She was well short of the requirements for an opening three no

trump bid. But she knew Mr,

Meek would not raise her, holding something like four spades to the queen-jack and the same thing in clubs—yet those cards would give her a fine play for game.

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The bidding:

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Mr. Heinsite opened with the deuce of hearts and Mr. Muzzy won with the king, Miss Brash dropping the ten. Mr. Muzzy always returns his partner's lead. He led back the trey of hearts (the four would have been correct), Miss Brash played the jack and Mr. Heinsite won with the ace and led a third heart. Thus Miss Brash had time to knock .out the important ace of diamonds while she still had her

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thinstopper in clubs. She ended up winning four diamonds, two hearts, three spades and a club, making the impossible contract, with an extra trick.

” = » “SHIFT TO a club at the second trick, Muzzy,” rasped Mr. Heinsite, “and we beat their brains out.”

Miss Brash felt sorry for Mr. Muzzy. “Why single out Mr. Muzzy?” she inquired. “Several of us could have beat the hand. I could have, for example, if I had led the ace and another club as soon as I got the lead.” “Very funny,” Mr. Heinsite sneered. ; 3 wo “Just my way of getting to the point,” Miss Brash continued, “which is, claim to know so much more about the game than Mr. Muzzy. Why didn't YOU shift to a club at trick three. That would have beaten me, too.”

Past Presidents Of BPW to Meet

Past presidents of the In-

dianapolis BPW will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday in the World War Memorial for an organizational session.

Plans for separate ~ BPW groups in Broad Ripple, Speed-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — Organizations—

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Book Review Are

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activities for tomorrow include installation of anasta party and a regular

Officers recently elected by the USA Chapter of

American War Mothers will be installed at 1:30 p. m. in the World War Memorial for the year 1952-3. Mrs. Mary M. Brown, outgoing president, was recently elected third vice president of the state chapter.

New local officers will be Mrs. Irene McMillen, president; Mesdames Nola Fisher, Evelyn Heidenreich, Thelma Shouse and Blanche Imel, first through fourth vice presidents; Mrs. Clara Baker, recording secretary; Mrs. Eleanor Ague, treasurer; Mrs. Mary D. Burk, chapplain, and Mrs, Ethel Rosebrock, historian.

. Kappa Beta Chi

Alpha Chapter, Kappa Beta Chi Sorority, will hold its annual dinner and installation of officers at 8 p. m. in the Wintergarden. The new executives will, be Mrs. Audrey Loyd, president; Mrs, Jane Valentine, vice president, and Mrs. Gene Ezzell, treasurer. Mrs. Elsie Sopher and Mrs. Wilma Franklin, recording and corresponding secretaries; Miss June Siebert, rush captain; Miss Maxine Holt, historian, and Mrs. Violetta Friddle, chaplain. Mrs. Yoland Biggs, past president, will be in charge.

Book Review Mrs. Howard McDavitt will review “The President's Dady” (Stone) at a meeting of the Book Review Club at 2 p. m. in Block’s Auditorium. Proceeds will benefit the Marion County Society for Crippled Children.

Delta. Theta Chi Members of Nu Chapter, Delta Theta Chi Sorority, will attend a canasta party at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. William Jordan, 1733 N. Meridian St. . The hostess will give a program on “Thumbnail Sketches of Women Who Make Music.”

Wanderlust, ITSC Wanderlust Chapter of ITSC will meet at 12:45 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Orman McKinley, 3839 E. 62d St. Mrs. John Thornburgh will be the speaker of the afternoon.

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Top Aids Named by Auxiliary

MRS: Euga A. Campbell, Homer, La., national president of the American Legion Auxiliary, has just announced appointments to top committee posts in the Auxiliary. . . Mrs. Campbell is currently presiding over the 24th annual conference of department presidents and secretaries of the American Legion Auxiliary at the national headquarters here through Wednesday. Top leadership of the auxilfary this year will be in the hands of the following: Mrs. B. D. Ward, Kingwood, W. Va. Americanism chairman; Mrs. Harold 8. Burdett, Brooklyn, N. Y,. child welfare, and Mrs. Bertha Fichthorn, Washington, D. C., civil defense.

=” = ” MRS. ERNEST DUCKETT, Chicago, community service;

Mrs. Ben B. Naffziger, Denver, constitution and by-laws; Mrs. R. W. Roberts, Mt. Sterling, Ky., education of orphans of veterans; Mrs. J. J. Jerabek, Algoma, Wis., finance, and Mrs. Lawrence H. Smith, Washington, D. C., foreign relations liaison. Mrs. Lamont Seals, Homer, La., girls’ state; Mrs. Robert L. Forrester, Watertown, Tenn. junior activities; Mrs. A. J. Breaux, Beaumont, Tex., legislative; Mrs. Percy A. Lainson, Ft. Madison, Iowa, membership, and Mrs. Reuben Newton, Jasper, Ala., music. #® = ” MRS. FRANKLIN P. BOWERSOX, Fremont, Neb., national security; Mrs. Leslie B. McKinnon, Concord, Cal, PanAmerican study; Mrs. Walter G. Craven, Charlotte, N. C., past presidents’ parley, and Mrs. Willis C. Reed, Vinita, Okla., policy. Mrs. Dan Miller, Eldorado. Kas., poppy: Mrs. John J. Langenbach, Raymond, Wash. publications; Mrs. J. Howard McKay, Springfield, Pa., radio.

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DANCE DECORATIONS—St. Margaret's Hospital Guild annual charity balt at 8

Times photo by John R. Spicklemire.

p. m. Satur-

day in the Indianapolis Athletic Club will feature table decorations of miniature musical instru-

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with pink satin ribbons. . Diener, William B. Florea and

Adding final

Parties to Precede ‘Musical Ball

THE party pace will be set early Saturday for St. Margaret's Hospital

Guild annual charity ‘“Musical Ball.” Many guests will be entertained by their hosts at Rome preceding the 8 p. m. dinnerdance in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Kenworthy and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Gable will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan Smith before the event. = = = ALSO PLANNING an “at home’ party before going to the IAC are Mr. and Mrs. James T. Sutherland. 5 Their guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames Edmond M. Wyatt, J, James Woods, George E. Bardwell, Ieo M. Gardner, James D. Ford and Frank A. Adams. The Boris E. Meditchs will be hosts to Messrs. and Mesdames

H. E. Fritschle, J. 0. Birr, Ralph M. Burns and Wayne Burns Jr.

MESSRS. AND MESDAMES Lee A. Ford Jr., Roger Moynahan and Claude M. Spilman Jr. will entertain at the Ford home for a group. Guests will include Dr. and Mrs. Ed Mitchell, Messrs. and Mesdames John Meister, Roger Chester, Neil E. Funk Jr., Pal-

mer K. Ward and Owen Neighbours.

Messrs. and Mesdames Kenneth Moeller, E. G. Mauck, James Brown, Allan Appel,

William Zaring, Sam Dungan and M. D. McClenny.

PREBALL GUESTS of the Arthur G. Wallaces: will be Messrs. and Mesdames Howard T. Griffith, Raymond F, Crom, Roy Petty, H. H. Stiffler, Wilbur V, Woollen and Merritt Fields.

Junior League

To Meet

The Indianapolis Junior League announces a 1:30 p. m. general meeting tomorrow. in the Woodstock Club. Reports will be made on the conference of Region IV, Association of Junior Leagues of America, held here recentlv.

Colored slides taken throughout the conference by Mrs. William H. Jungclaus will illustrate the reports of Mrs. John R. Fulton and Mrs. Tarkington Danner, delegates, and Mrs. Sprague H. Gardiner, chairman. Results of fall study groups and committee reports will follow. A display of Christmas gift possibilities by advertisers in Pen and Inklings, Junior

League news sheet, will be an added attraction.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morris,

Mrs. Donald Rowles, Miss Pa~’

tricia McMillan, Hugh McGowan, Dr. Paul Meyers, Dr. and Mrs. Douglas H. White Sr., Dr. and Mrs. Fred G. McMillan and Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Baldridge

of Terre Haute, Messrs. and Mesdames W. J. Grady, J. Herbert Hartman and Malcolm McPherson will be guests in the Julius A. Caesar home. » ” » MR. AND MRS. GEORGE VanDYKE JR. will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hooley and Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Raub Jr. Planning to attend the ball together will be Dr. and Mrs, Robert Ledig and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Reddington. Jn another party will be Messrs. and Mes-

dames J. Robert Martin, J. F..

Ferdon and Linton Atkinson who will go on to the club from the Martins. = Dining together will be Messrs. and Mesdames Kenneth Smock, William Moeller and E. R. Wetzel,

Attend Grid Game

Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1. Moffet and Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Coats will leave here Thursday for the Army-Navy game Saturday in Philadelphia. They will stop in Washington on their trip home.

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