Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1951 — Page 6

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Organizations—

Christmas Parties,

Luncheons

Gift Bazaar Are Schediled

HRISTMAS" parties, meetings, luncheons and a gift bazaar will mark the holidays among clubs this week. Mrs. Edward C. Rumpler will tell an

original Christmas story at a meeting of Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution Golden Whéel Committee at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Hostess will be Mrs. Arthur H, Northrup, 6121 Central Ave. Gifts will be brought for the children of the two schools owned and operated by the DAR, Kate Duncan School, Grant, Ala., and Tamassee School, Tamassee, 8S. C, Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Carter W. Eltzroth Jr, and Miss Carolyn Dixon. Guests will be prospective members of the junior group, officers and executive board of the chapter, past chairmen and past sponsors.

Soroptimists Soroptimist Club members of Indianapolis will meet for dinner at 6:15 p. m. Wednesday in the Spink Arms Hotel. At that time they will prepare a package of food and gifts to be sent to the Soroptimist Club, Tumbridge Wells, Kent, England. Mrs. Doris Grass, Mrs. Irma Smith and Miss Jeanette Kight are in charge. The club in England is the sister club of Indianapolis chapter assigned by the International Understanding and Goodwill Committee of the Soroptimist International Association. ; A Christmas program will follow the busi-

_ ness meeting.

Maennerchor The Maennerchor Ladies Society will have a luncheon at 12:30 p. m, Wednesday in the Athenaeum. Mrs, George Rocky and Mrs. Thomas Eagan. will be, hostesses... ou...

Entertainment, planned by Mrs. Clarence 5 vie

bert, will include songs by Miss Bettye Brown; piano selections by Miss Sivia Yankuner, and a reading by Mrs. Dora Minkner,

Pi Omicron The Purple-aires of Ben Davis High School, choral group under the direction of Omar Rybolt,

Blackwood on Bridge—

will entertain’ members of Pi Omicron Sorority at a 6:30 p. m. dinner party Wednesday in the Boulevard Room, Hotel Antlers. Mrs. Paul F. McDaniel is in charge of the party. Assisting her will be Mesdames Scott Allison, Helen Riney, Sherman Wehrung and Bea Veith and ‘Misses Edna Bottin, Eleanor MecCullough, Ada Tilson, Sydney Fritch and Hazel Peacock.

Alpha Delta Pi

Miss Rauline Rathert, 815 E. 58th St.; will be hostess for Indianapolis Alumnae of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Miss Helen Adolay will recite “The Christmas Story.”

The evening's events ‘are being planned by iss Patricia Goheen and Miss Donna Jean Wallace.

Beta Sigma Phi

Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will have a gift bazaar at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday in the clubroom, 420 Ober ‘Bldg, All chapters and their friends are invited. Proceeds will be donated to charity,

Phi Delta Pi

Mrs. Herbert Pierpont, 1530 South East St., will be hostess for Theta Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Sorority, at a pitch-in dinner at 7 p. m. Wednesday. Guest of honor will be Mrs. Delon Davisson, Lawton, Okla. a former member of the club. Gifts will be exchanged and scrap books made by each member will be collected and sent to the Riley Hospital.

Alpha Gamma Delta

“Indianapolis* Alumnae Club of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority will have its Christmas party in the home of Mrs. A. E. Stensby, 6670 College Ave, at 8 o'clock tonight. Gifts will be exchanged. The concert club of Broad Ripple High School under the direction of Mrs. Rosalee Spang will present a musical program.

Too Much Analysis Can Be Disastrous

Mr. Dale opened the queen of clubs and Mr. Abel won with the ace and returned the suit. Mr. Muzzy took the king. He

South dealer.

agony Mr. The bidding:

Both sides vulnerable. NORTH Mr. Heinsite

With five hearts and four spades, plus a big hand, you do bid hearts first and then spades. But not with four cards in each suit. You just

looked the situation over and S—K 9 ’ was pessimistic about his H—-J 8 38 San a Ne ne chances. This D-AQ1095 your bidding did. was justified. cC—-9 7 6 ss = ~ He decided WEST EAST “WE BELONGED in three to try and ruff Mr. Dale Mr. Abel no trump,” Mr. Heinsite cona spade on the 8-17 S—J 108652 tinued. “Nine tricks are cold board. He led H—-KQ 974 H—2 and with a club opening you'd todummy’s D—6 D—-87382 have 10 tricks without risk. king and re- C—-QJ10832 C—A 4 The way to get there is for you turned a spade SOUTH to open with “one spade. I'd to his ace. But Mr. Muzzy say two diamonds and you'd it was Mr. S—A Q43 bid two hearts. Then I'd Dale who H—A 106 5 bid ruffed a spade. D—-K J ¢ Here Mr. Heinsite floundered. After much . nr. poincite C—K § / Just what would he bid next?

Would he say two no trump

Muzzy managed to hold the set to three tricks. 2 2 8s * “WHY DID you bid hearts first?” demanded Mr. Heinsite. “I wanted to reverse to show a big hand,” Mr. Muzzy replied. Mr. Heinsite shook his head

Bridge Talk—

SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 1H Pass 2D Pass 28 Pass 4H All Pass

in-disgust. “A little learning is a dangerous thing,” he said, for the millionth time. “You base your whole bidding system on one little gadget, the reverse, -

Two Clubs Announce Winners

Results of play are announced today by two local bridge clubs. ‘Winners follow. Lincoln Club, Fri, night: N & 8S (Possible Score 189)— Mr. and Mrs.. A. G. Tulley 115.5; Noble Morgan, Homer Riegner 108; Mrs, Reba Buck, Mrs. V. R. Rupp and Mrs. R. F. Banister, Jeff Eberhart 96 (tie); E & W (Possible 168)— Mrs. Arthur Pratt, Mrs. Arch Falender 101.5; Mrs. William Epstein, Mrs. Randall Bass

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Only a few illustrated—

Christmas morning.

94.5; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson 87.5. Shadeland Ave. Club, Fri.

night: N & 8 (Possible Score 168) —James A. Enzor, James Dillon 104.5; George Sedlock, Anthonly Romeo 100.5; Mrs. V. A. Halvorsen, Mrs. E. E. Booth 91; E & W (Possible

168)—Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Thoads 106; George C. Ault, Paul K. Maxwell 985; H. E. Ferguson, Jack Quirk 98.

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with three worthless clubs in hsi hand? For once he bogged down in his analysis.

“Speaking of a little learn-

ing,” remarked Mr. Dale, “would it be cowardly or too amateurish for the bidding to go simply ‘one no trump’ from Muzzy and ‘three no trump’ by you?”

Cathedral Unit Party

SS. Peter & Paul Cathedral Unit of the - National Council of Catholic Women will have a Christmas party at 8 p. m. Thursday in the Cathedral Social Center, 1302 N. Pennsylvania St. Nurses of St. Vincent's Hospital will give a program including musical selections and a skit, “Lift Thine Eyes,” directed by ‘Miss Alice Britton. Violin selections will be given by Miss Anne Barnaby with Miss Mary Rita Sauer, accompanist. ~ There will be a gitt exchange and all members are asked to bring canned foods for distribution to the needy. Mesdames Alice Shambaugh, Kathryn Crush and August Krieg are in charge of arrangements.

Book Review

Is Scheduled

Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will give the third in a series of book reviews sponsored by the women of First Friends Chute at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow in Caleb Mills Hall, Shortridge High School. She will review “Moses,” by Sholem Asch. Miss Lucy E. Osborn is general chairman. She will be assisted by Mrs. O. A. Wilkinson and Mrs. Charles A. Reeve. Proceeds of the series wifl be donated to the world wide program of the American Friend's Service Committee. ?

Merilyn Judd

Is Honored

Times Special COLUMBIA, Mo. Dec. 10— Miss Merilyn Judd, Columbus, Ind., has been chosen for membership in the Spanish Club at Stephens College. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Merrill H. Judd, Camp Atterbury Army Hospital.

#» The Spanish Club is an organ-

ization formed to further acquaintance . with the life’ and of - Spanish-speaking countries. Members sponsor Pan-American week on the school campus.

We, ‘the Women—

Man Ducks the Work When There's to Be Party

By RUTH MILLETT

AFTER the guests arrive he is a charming host. But any wife will tell you that a man feels absolutely no

responsibility for a party before the guests arrive.

Half an' hour before the first guest arrives, you will

find the man of the house doing one of the following things: Taking a quick nap to get in shape for the evening. That means he probably won't be at the door to greet the first guests and that Mama will make it by the skin of her teeth. That's because, of. } course, she y has to remake - Ruth Millett the bed in the room she had

so foolishly figured was all ready for company. Racing across -town to buy the wine he was reminded only three times to buy on his way home from the office. a» " n RIPPING through the bookshelves to find a book he's promised to lend Joe or yanking everything out of his closet -to find something he hasn't worn or thought of wearing in a year.

Snitching canapes from the perfectly arranged tray his wife hoped would win oohs and ahs from the feminine guests, Dowr at the corner getting the hair-cut he has been needing for a week. " » ” STARTING a rough house game with the kids in the mids dle of the living room. Telling the lady of the house he needs a business letter that is probably put away with all the other things quickly shoved into drawers to make -the house look spie and span. None of the advice to would-be serene hostesses ever tells a woman how to maintain her calm and poise through this kind of last minute, frantic search. », ” 2 o THAT'S about as much help as any wife gets from even the most charming and affable of hosts. A woman will work two days to get ready to be a hostess. A man assumes the rolé at the split second when the first guest rings the door bell.

Several Parties Arranged To Honor Miss Meek

ROUND of parties, including a breakfast, two dinners and several showers are planned in honor of Miss

Judith Ella Meek who will become the bride of Robert Malcolm. Bowes. II at 8:30 p. m. Dec, 26 in St. Paul's

Sorority’s

28th Annual’

Concert Set

JE VERYON E is invited to a Christmas program of carols and instrumental

music at 4 p. m. Sunday in Bethlehem Lutheran Church. 5201 Central Ave. This will be the 28th annual municipal concert to be sponsored by Indianapolis Alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority.

The Ogden Chorale will sing’ a Christmas cantata and tra--

ditional carols of various nations. Mrs. Clarence W. Schnicke will direct the choir. A string ensemble will include Mesdames Frances Ludy, Margaret H. Shimer, Lorinda C. Howell, Mildred L. Shultz and Marcena Brewer and Miss Lillian Starost. William Tall Jefferson, seven-year-old boy soprano, will sing Brahms’ Lullaby, and Joe Raidt, trumpeter, will play accompaniment for the carols. Mrs. Thomas E. Toll will be organist for the strings. Mrs. Rosalee Spong will play the organ for the singing.

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MEMBERS OF THE Chorale are Misses Sandra Burns, Barbara Chapman, Barbara Davis, Jean Davis, Joan Davis, Nancy Davis, Jane Ebner, Esther Fuller, Linda Garber, Judy Hargitt, Gretchen Keene, Rosemary Moore, Sharon Murphy, Carol Otto, Nancy Otto, Alison Parrish, - Linda Price, Eleanor Schrowe, Mary Beth Shultz and Elaine Watson. Sorority members in charge of the concert are Mrs. William C. Otto, chairman; Mrs. James Otto and Misses Edith Allen, Rea Bauer, Dorothy Peterson and Katherine Smith.

Many Overweight

An estimated 25 to 30 per

. cent of the adult population in

the United States is overweight. The percentage may be as high as 60 per cent among women who are 50 to 70 years old.

Episcopal Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Meek, 3742 N. Pennsylvania St. The

bridegroom is the son of Mrs. -

Robert M. Bowes, 5855 Car-

| rollton Ave., and the late Rob-

ert M. Bowes. Mrs. Booth T. Jameson, Traders Point, and Mrs. William A. Dyer Jr. will entertain with a personal shower .at 2:30 p. m. Friday."

TWO ‘PARTIES are scheduled for Dec. 21, Mrs. Lawrence Dorsey, 3540 N. Pennsylvania, will entertain with a breakfagt at 10:30 a. m. Mrs, Jeremiah Cadick, 3505 Washington Blvd, and Mrs. R. B. McCord will have an informal party at 5 p. m. Mrs. Allan R. Stacy, 4134 Rookwood Ave., and Mrs. James Bradford will have a shower at 8:30 p. m. Dec. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Macomber, Moore Rd., will entertain the bridal party from 4 to 6 p. m. Dec. 23, after which guests will attend a dinner in the Marott Hotel given by Mrs. Bowes. Parents of the bride will have a dinner at 7:30 p. m. Christmas night in the Columbia Club following the rehearsal of the ceremony in the church.

Guild Plans Yule Party

St. Francis Hospital Guild will hondr sisters of the hospital tomorrow at the annual Christmas party. Hostesses will include the guild's officers, ways and means committee and board of directors under the chairmanship of Mrs. Leo Lucid. Canned goods will be brought by members for donation to the Little Sisters of the Poor and gifts will be exchanged among guests. . New officers include Mrs. Tillie Hill, president; Mrs. Carl Baas, first vice president; Mrs. G. L. McFarland, second vice president; Mrs. Fred Koch, recording secretary; Mrs. Glenn Barhard, treasurer, and Mrs. Ralph Wagner, financial secretary. The board of trustees, headed by Mrs. EdW#rd Trimpe, consists of Mesdames Walter Stumpf, George Graber, John Gedig and Walter Lutz.

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MARK HARNISHFEGER, 31, watches Mickey Mouse strut his stuff. A home movie fan, Mark has just as much fun with his silly putty. He has two brothers, Bill, 18, alld Tom, 9, and a sister, Sue, 15. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harnishfeger, 619 Oakland

Ave, are his parents.

Pilot Club

Party Listed

Members and guests of Pilot Club will attend a Christmas dinner at 6:15 p. m. Wednesday in the Hotel Washington Gold Room, There will be a Santa Claus and a gift exchange. A silver

7offering will be taken.

Mrs. F. W."Harrison, general chairman, will be assisted by Augustus Coburn, Maude Watson and Wally Nees, Miss Ruth Moore and Miss Hanna Geiger. Mrs. Grace Wicklund is in charge of entertainment assisted by Mrs. E. A. Bebout, Misses Agnes Mahoney, Janet West and Vera Grant. Decorations will be handled by Mrs. Randolph chairman, and Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Mrs. Harriet West, Miss Frances Kelly and Miss Grace Misner.

Tech Board Will Meet

The board of directors of the Tech Alumni Association will

meet at 8 p. m, today in the

home of Miss K. Lavon Rice, 2533 N. Pennsylvania St., for a business meeting and Christmas party.

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