Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1951 — Page 6
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Times photo by John’ R. Spjcklemire.
ARIANNE DESAUTELS, 4, sweeps the steps of her doll house in the age old gesture of woman-kind. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Defianigls,
4232 Central Ave.
Blackwood on Bridge—
Here's a Case
T'S EASY enough to signal when you have one or more of the top cards in a
suit your partner has led. Sometimes, however, it is desirable to signal for continuation
of a suit when you * ve only sm cards. Such a situa-
tion arose in today’s hand. Of course Mr. Muzzy's club overcall was atrocious, but at least it told Mr. Heinsite that Miss Brash could not possibly hold more than Mr. Dale one club. Mr. Muzzy opened the king of clubs, the trey went on from dummy and Mr. Hiensite played the deuce. This discouraging card made Mr. Muzzy pause even though Miss Brash had dropped the queen. 5 u 2 AFTER SOME thought he shifted to his lone heart with the idea that he might trump a ‘heart return. This would have
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North-South vulnerable NORTH . Mr. Dale S—K 6 H-8 7543 D—A § C—88643 WEST EAST Mr. ‘Muzzy Mr. Heinsite S—J 10 8 5 S—7 2 H~—10 H—-Q J 962 D8 7 2 D—K 6 38 C—-AKJ95 C-1017 2 SOUTH Miss Brash S—A Q943 H—A K D—Q J 10 9 4 c—Q
The bidding:
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All Pass
' SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST Pass 38
with Mr. © should have been able to read
Pass Pass
done, him no good because he had a sure trump winner any-
way.
In any case, Miss Brash won the heart, took three top spades, then led to the ace of diamonds and returned a diamond. Mr. Heinsite t took the second dia-
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mond and fired a club. But it was too late. Miss Brash ruffed and just led diamonds until Mr. Muzzy took his good jack of spades. After that the rest of her hand was good.
” ” = “JUST CONTINUE clubs at trick two and she hasn't got a chance, Muzzy,” said Mr. Heinsite hastily. “You've told me a thousand times,” complained Mr: Muzzy bitterly, “that when you play a deuce, you don’t want a suit continued.” It's true that continued club leads by the defenders would have shortened Miss Brash’s trump - holding to the point where she lost control of the hand. But I ‘think the blame lies Heinsite. He, too,
easily that Miss Brash’'s club was a singleton. From the looks of the dummy and his own hand he knew that a shift to any other suit was not particularly desirable. Therefore, even though he held no high club honor, he should have encouraged the continuation of the suit by playing the seven spot.
Results of Bridge Play Announced
Results of play are announced by the Lincoln Bridge Club for its Friday night game: N & S (Possible Score 240)— Mrs. V. R. Rupp, Mrs. M; L. Thompson 164.5; Mrs. Arch Falender; Mrs. W. Wayne Warrick 133.5; Mrs. Reba Buck, O. K. Fraustein 129; E & W (Possible 220)—Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis 143; Mrs. Margaret- L. Wyatt, Howard Ull-
ee; Arthur ‘Herzberg.
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THE INDIAN APOLIS TOMES
—— Brownson to Speak
—— At Women Voters League Dinner
“MEET Your ‘Congressman” dinner, a benefit play, :
speeches, gift exchanges and card parties are on the club calendar for this month. = Congressman Charles Brownson will be featured
guest at the annual “Meet Your Congressman” dinner for members of the League of Women Voters, husbands and guests at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday at “the Broadway Methodist Church. Mr. Brownson will report on his recent visit to Korea. There will be a discussion of foreign policy and economic welfare by the speaker and members of the league study groups in these fields. The audience will participate in a question and answer period. ; Mrs. John A. Campbell, program chairman, has arranged the meeting. '
Stephens Alumnae Stephens College Club of Indianapolis will meet-at 8 p. m. Thursday night“in the home of Mrs. John P. Holton, 3632 Guilford ‘Ave. Mrs. Donald R. DeCoursey will assist the hostess.
Pi Omicron Pi Omicron. National Sorority will sponsor the Booth Tarkington Civic Theater production “Mr. Berry's Etchings’ awarded each year to a senior girl in Tech High School. Mrs. Truman Wise is in charge of tickets, assisted by Mesdames Myron Kincade, E. James Hayth, Walter Miller, and Misses Marie Casey, Jose-
phine Harbinson, June Smith,
Rosemary Tibbets and Judith Turpin. Miss Turpin is chairman of the committee of ushers. Mrs. Paul McDaniel and her committee will welcome guests.
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Jonathon Jennings Chapter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution will meet for Hnehe eon at 1 i m. Thursday at the home of Mr
44 E. 54th St. Mrs. Frank Cregor will speak on ‘Music in Therapy.” American Legion The Hilton U. Brown Post
Auxiliary of the American Legion will party at 8 p. m, Friday in the home of Mrs, Ethel Dees, 522 Reno St. Mrs. Joseph Stocker will assist the hostess. «Mrs. Rose Bowman, blue star mother, will be guest of honor. A gift exchange will highlight the party. -
Ohio State Alumnaé Indianapolis Ohio State University Alumae Club will have a Christmas luncheon bridge party at the home of Mrs. Hugh J. Baker, 3962 N. New Jersey St, at 12:30 p..m. Dec. 11. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. John A.‘ Lane, social chairman, and Mesdames Charles T. Harman, William Gilbert and W. B. McCaw.
Lake Shore Party Members and guests of the Golf Club of Lake Shore Country Club will have a card party at 8 p. m. Friday night at the clubhouse. Mrs. Frank Davis is chairman. » She will be assisted by Mesdames Harold Ruschaupt, Keith Miller, William Homsher, and Miss Irene Anderson. A Christmas party and grab bag i8 scheduled for 8 p. m. Dec. 21.
Civic Theater Committee Arranging Several Parties
ANY out-of-towners will be entertained at parties arranged by Booth Tarkington Civic Theater Women's Affairs Committee for the Salzburg Marionette Theater to be shown in Block’s Auditorium tomorrow
afternoon. . Mrs. C. D. Mullinix of Beverly Hills, Cal., will be the guest of Mrs. Joel Quinto. Others in the party will be Mesdames Karl Zinner, James Herndon and Nicholas Bercel. Mrs. Charles T. Coffin of Diledo Island, Miami Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Edgar Haynes will be the guests of Mrs. George M. Dixon. Mrs. J. K. Townsend Sr. will have as her guests Mrs. Ernest Alcorn and Mrs. L. B. Boyd both of Kokomo. 2 ” ” OUT-OF-TOWN guests in the party of Miss Sandra Dixon will be Miss Lucinda Lee, Richmond; Miss Ann Russell, Cincinnati; Miss Cynthia Haram,
Marion; Miss Sally McMillan,
Terre Haute; Miss Sharon Eck, Peru; Miss Elizabeth Davis, Anderson. Others will be Mrs. Donald Earnhart, Miss Mary Lou Lynch and Cheryl Hine. Miss Suzanne Brown will entertain Misses Jane Alig, Linda Barton, Judy Bowen, Barbara Brown, Priscilla Brown, - Michaela Derry, Dorothy Dunlap, Janet Larsen, Ann Morrison, Margaret Nessler and Nancy Rust. » n ” MRS, C. T. DAVIS and her daughter Marty will be hostesses at a Dutch Treat party with Mrs. H. L. Pond and her children, Judy and Jim and Mrs, ‘Alfred Campbell and her daughter, Ann. Mrs. Stanley Sheard will attend with her grandson, David. Mrs. Harold C. Buell, 3909 N. Meridian St., will have a luncheon in her home before the performance. Her guests will be Mesdames John J. Madden, Paul Starrett, John Kinghan, Howard Pelham, William C. Power Jr.,, and Miss Josephine Md&dden. 2 Mrs.” A. K. Scheidenhelm, 3946 Washington Blvd. will entertain with a -luncheon in her home fof Mesdames Henry H, Mayhew, Eldon E. Alig, F. Ni Ropkey, M. Stuart Cavell, Myron J. McKee and Philo B. ns J r,
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How to Remove Berry Stains
Stains from berries, such as in jellies and jams, come out if boiling water is poured through them from a height of several feet. Stretch the fabric taut over a pot or bowl befére you begin pouring. As a final step, launder in plenty of warm soapsuds
and rinse. Use a light bleach on stubborn stains, if necessary.
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have a Christmas _
Times photo by William A. Oates Jr.
‘BAND’ NEW UNIFORMS—Wearing new uniforms, Paul Fox, Tom Tuehy and Mary Ty
Boosters.
_Ronnebaum (left to right), Sacred Heart students, practice to new music provided by the Band
Band Senchit Dinner Plarined
EAL Italian spaghetti, prepared from a famous old-country recipe
and served up with special imported Italian cheese, will be the delight of every gourmet who attends the spaghetti dinner to be given at Sacred Heart Hall, 1500 S. Meridian St., from 3 to 7 p. m. Sunday. Miss Olivia Weimer, Mrs. G. S. Champe and Mrs. Rose Gatto will be chairmen of the dinner being given for the benefit
of the Sacred Heart Band.,
Band Boosters, a volunteer group of adults interested in the future of the band, are sponsors.
Mrs. Gatto and her spaghetti experts from Holy Rosary Church' have" volunteered: to prepare the famous dish. Proceeds of the dinner will be used to pay for uniforms, music and instruments, arfd to assist children who wish to develop their talent for music. ” ” n THE BAND, divided into groups, will play throughout the dinner under the direction of Joe Dux, leader, assisted by B. G. Weimer and Joe Ronnebaum. Committee members for the
event are as follows: Mesdames Edward Schneider, Leo Schanke and Ralph Wagner, tickéts; Miss Marie Lauck, publicity; Mrs. Joe Ronnebaum and Miss Florence Etter, co-chair-men of a miscellaneous booth, assisted by Medames Larry Lamping, James Cortese, C. W. Michaelis, William Etter and Everett Laker.
A turkey and ham booth will be directed by Harold Luessow
and Larry Lamping, co-chair-
men, assisted by Mr. Schanke, Ralph Wagner, Jack Stone, Philip Oler, Edward Oesterle and George Weimer. ” = ” . MRS. JACK STONE will be chairman of special prizes. She will be assisted by Mesdames John Acker, John Lynch, James Arkins and Herman Feltman. Serving on the dinner committee will be Mesdames Edward Trimpe, Bascol Hill, Herman Sims, Cecil Sisk, Oscar Nauret, Clarence Holzer, Joe Bremeir, Kuchler, Carl Mayer, Frank Acker, George Zetzl and Maury Thompson. Mesdames Joseph Schaeffer, Dave Feld, Henry Holzer, Henry Ritter, Philip Seyfreid, Murray Martin, Arthur Pilkington, Francis Herrman, Fran-
George Speth, Cyril.
cis Cromis, Gus Seyfreid, Alphonse Bantle, Tom Tuetz, Leo Costello, William Hinz, Charles Wheatley and Philip Sheridan. ad 8 2 MESDAMES Leo McGinty, Roy Druin, Tom Arkins, C. G, Schmalz, Francis Ehrlich, A, P. Peirle, John Schaeffer, Edward Stump, George Kraeszig, Joe Carson, Anthony Haag,
- Herbert Geulden, Thomas Mac-
key, Martin Dish, John Cogill and E. W. Gaitzinger. Mesdames E. P. Hatton, Leo Lucid, Roe Fussner, George McCameron, Teresa Guelden, John Weimer, Francis Etter and Fred Tenner.
White Cross Guild Meetings
The following units of" the White Cross Guild will meet next week at the Service Center: today—Central Ave., Psychic -Scienge, First Baptist, Donati and Blue and Gold; tomorrow—Capitol Ave., University Park ang. Wes. Michigan; Wednesday hildren’s Cheer, Washington St. and St. Marks;
Thursday — Music and Broad .
Ripple; Friday — Sun Rae, Cheerful.
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