Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1951 — Page 7

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TUESDAY, DEC. 11, 1051

Times photo by Dean Timmerman.

JUNIORS TO DANCE—Sally Harness, Bob LeBin, Virginia Cady and Wally Colbath (left to right) finish addressing invitations for the formal dance the j jusiors of Meridian Hills Country Club

will give Dec. 27.

Blackwood on Bridge— Gives 'Private

UZZY, I have a private

theory on opening leads

= - ” began Mr. Heinsite. “Fascinating!” commented Mr. Muzzy.

Mr. Heinsite frowned. “Well if you'd listen to me,” he said, “you wouldn't make leads like you made on this hand - and we'd start beating some of these contracts.” Mr. Muzzy had opened the deuce of dia-"~

Mr. Muzzy monds, Mr. Dale ‘winning with the king. Mr. Dale had then quickly cashed three spades, two hearts and three clubs for game.

South Dealer Neither side vulnerable

NORTH Mr. Abel S—K 5 4 H—A 4 D—7643 C—=K 764 EAST Mr. Heinsite S—-J 9638 H—-Q J 6 2 D—AQ92 D--J 1038 C-10858 CJ 2 SOUTH Mr. Dale S—A Q 10 H—-K 98 735 D—K 5 C—AQ9 The bidding:

SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 1H. Pass 20 ZNT Pass

WEST Mr. Muzzy S—~8172 H—10 8

Pass

Theory’ on Opening Leads

“Muzzy,” continued Mr. Heinsite with an air of great patience, “I know your diamond opening follows the book in that it- was the fourth best from your longest and strongest suit. “You know the rules, but you don't know the exceptions. With such a weak suit and no side entries, you should have tried to hit a long suit in my hand. “Open the unbid major, spades, and then Dale would have had to-play the diamond suit himself. With your ace behind his king, he wouldn't have had a chance for nine tricks.” “A very sound speech, though rather long,” remarked Mr. Dale. “But you do me too little credit, Heinsite. Muzzy could have opened his hat and still I would have made three no trump on this hand.

“On a spade opening 1 would win with dummy’s king and lead a low heart. If you played low, I would duck and

let Muzzy win with the 10. He still couldn't lead diamonds, and I would win any other turn and test the heart suit for a 3-3 break. “I wouldn't get it, but it wouldn't make any difference. I would cash all my spades, then play four rounds of clubs. Muzzy would have to win the fourth club and there he would be, just where he started. = “He would have to lead a diamond because he would be out of all the other suits. Thus I would make my king of diamonds after all.” “Maybe we’d better get on to the next hand,” said Mr. Heinsite.

Invitations Sent

For Shortridge Ball

NVITATIONS have been sent to special guests for the ROTC Military Ball to be in Shortridge High School from 8:30 to 11 p. m. Saturday.

They include Gov. Schricker, Acting Mayor Christian |

Emhardt, Mayor-elect Alex Clark, Lt. William E. Marlin, and Lt. Albert C. Fischer. Dr. and Mrs. Herman L. Shibler, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Robinson Hitchcock, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Chester E. Lange, Capt. and Mrs. Charles J. Ip-

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CAPT. JOHN GARRISON and Lt. Jack Ottlinger are in charge of publicity and photog-

, raph. Lt. Col. Webster Risher

and Lt. Joseph Houghtalen are

| in charge of invitations. Othgr committee members | are Sgt. Harold Dunlop, tickets; | Major Lloyd Madden and Capt. | Robert Throckmorton, refresh- {| ments; Lt. Ronald Allen and | Lt. David Ritter, decorations, | and Major Jack Siebertdand Lt. | Jack Krasner, queen of the ball, Sponsors of event are Honorary Cadets Teeters, Walker and Waits.

Wayne Unit Plans Party

Mrs. Willard E. Thomas will serve as chairman of the annual Christmas party to be given at 8 p. m. tomorrow by the Wayne Unit 64, American Legion Auxiliary, at the post home. Mrs. David A. Wilson will preside over the meeting preceding the party. Highlighting the evening will be entertainment, refreshments and a gift-exchange period. Members will bring canned goods to help fill baskets for needy families, = The Dec. 16 program to be ‘presented at the Indiana Boys School, Plainfield, will be under the direction of the Wayne Unit. Mrs. Myron Stanly unit music and Boys’ Bchool' chairman, will supervise entertainment for the program.g,

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ - Organizations—

—— Christmas Parties, 7—— Meetin

gs, Luncheon

Scheduled By Clubs

HRISTMAS parties, meetings, a luncheon and a turkey dinner will mark club yule festivities this week. Broad Ripple American Legion Post and Auxiliary will entertain a group of 23 boys of Division 29 of the

Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors Home with a turkey dinner and party at 6 p. m, Saturday in the Post Home, 64th ‘and College Ave.

A. professional vaudeville act will provide entertainment. Santa Claus (Ernest Smith) will distribute gifts, nuts and candy. Mrs. Wilbur Owens will

. be in charge of the party as-

sisted by Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Wells. Holliday Activities _ John H. Holliday Jr. Post and Auxiliary of the American Legion will have a Christmas party in the North Methodist Church at 6:30 p. m. Friday. Girls of Division 2 of the Knightstown Children's Home will. be special guests with Leslie A. Cortner, executive director of the home, and Mrs, Cortner. ! “Easy” Gwinn of Radlo Sta-

tion WIBC will present Victrola

records to the girls. The mu“ sical program will be given by Dave Hamilton, baritone, and Paul V. Scheuring, accordionist. Mrs. George M. Dixon and Charles J. Trees are in-charge of the program.

Junior Women's Club

Federation Junior Woman's Club will have a Christmas

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home of Mrs. John C. Ertel III, 149 Blue Ridge Road. She will be assisted by Mrs. Don E. Shafer. The Christmas program will consist of a gift exchange, packaging of toys, food and clothing for two needy families, followed by a bridge party.

Unitarian Guild

The North Unitarian Church

Guild will have a Christmas meeting at 10 a. m: tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Charles H. Hagedon, 945 W. 58th St. Assisting will be Mrs. Alan

R. Albright and Mrs. Gage Mc- -

Cotter, Breakfast will be served members and guests, followed by a bazaar committee report

Christmas

and @ yule program directed

7 by Mrs. Charles C. Baker,

Pi Lambda Theta

Mrs. Lucille Kessler, 3135 Washington Blvd., will be hostess for the Christmas party at 7:30 p. m. Friday of Indanapolis Alumnae Chapter of Lambda Theta, professional organization for women in education. Gifts will be wrapped for the Day Nursery of Indianapolis and will be presented to Miss Julia Jacoby for distribution. Miss Dorothy Gray, head of the schools division. of the Irdian-

apolis Public Library, will re-

late “A Christmas Story.” Hostesses in charge of the meeting are Mrs. W. O. LaFollette, chairman, and Mesdames Walden Ambroz, Frank Gerke, and Ruth Evans, Misses Frieda Herbst, Doris Holmes, Byrl McClure and Dorothy Riker,

Pi Beta Phi

Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi Sorority will meet for a dessert luncheon at 12:30 p. m, Saturday in the But-

_ler University Chapter House.

Mrs. Robert Slaughter is hostess. Pledges of the Butler Chapter will be guests. Mrs, Walter Houppert will give

wChristman- readings «csi:

Valparaiso Guild

To Sponsor Film

The Indianapolis Chapter of the Valparaiso University Guild is sponsoring a showing of “Venture of Faith,” a film showing how prayer can overcome obstacles, at 8 p. m, Saturday in St. Paul's School; Wright and Weghorst Sts.

Guild officers in charge are Mrs. Walter Merklin and Mrs. Herbert Rademacher. The public is invited and tickets may be obtained at the door.

Time for Toys from Wasson's Land of Make Believe

~Times photo by William A. Oates Jr,

SALEABLE DECOR—Mrs. James French (left) and Mrs. Thomas Evard make Christmas decorations for the party the Children’s Sunshine Club, Inc., will give for its members and friends tomorrow in the Warren Hotel. Mrs. French is party chairman and Mrs. Evard, club president. The group will sell the decorations to members after the event. Proceeds will go to the Julia Jameson Nutrition Camp and Crossroads, the organization's two

charities.

Guild Plans Holiday Events

Christmas parties for patients at Indianapolis General Hospital are being planned by St. Margaret's Hospital Guild. Guild members will trim the

“eres Matt tire Wards wha wrap" un

children’s gifts next Tuesday. The party for adult patients is scheduled for 2 p. m. Dec. 19 in the Occupational Therapy Department. A musical program will be given by cooperation of Local 3, Music Performance Trust Fund, American Federation of Music, » 2 ~ THOSE PARTICIPATING will be Miss Violet Selley, violinist; Miss Alma VanVactor, pianist; Consuelo C. Durmeyer, cellist, and Harry R. Brown, bass viol. Mrs. Gonard A. Felland will lead in group singing. Christmas refreshments will be served.

The children’s Christmas party will be at 2 p. m, Dec. 20 in the children’s ward. Mrs.

, Edward Raub. Jr. will imper~

sonate Santa Claus with gifts ih ONIRE:

mas cartoon movies will prowide the entertainment. Gifts for all patients are being wrapped today by guild members.

Dahlia Society

Lists Program

_ There will be a gift exchange at the Indianapolis Dahlia Society meeting at 7:30 p. m. today in the Brookside Community House. Mrs. Ray Thorne is in charge of arrangements. Earl F. Jordan is directing the entertainment. W, A. Saffell is president of the society.

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— vac 4 ¢ Christmas Programs § Set Friday

THE Women’s Faculty’ Club and the Mothers’; Council of Butler Univer-/ sity are planning Christmas} celebrations Friday. The Moth ers’ Council will meet at 2 p. m in hte recreation room o Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall. The Butler Choir will sing a program of Christmas songs under the direction of Richard T. Whittington. Hostesses for ‘the tea following the prograng will be mothers’ clubs of Kappa Kappa Gamma, Sigma Chi and Phi Kappa. be. ob=

OMACINRS WRTRAON

Family night will served at 7:30 p. m. in Rooms Memorial Hall by the Women's Faculty Club, Husbands, sons and daughters will be guests of THE YOUNG PEOPLE give a program of songs stories, and Santa Claus Hostesses will be Mesdamel Karl Means, George Comfort, Galvin Walker, John T, Bars James H. Peeling, C. R. Maxam, 8. Marion Smith, William Howard, Harry E. Crull, Virginia Harry Durflinger, Benjamin Moulton and David C. Pellett and Miss Esther Renfrew, Plans Yule Party Mrs, Herbert Bloemker, president of the Seventh Ward

131 and 162 of Arthur Jordan honor, : distribute gifts. 5 nett, Rosamond R. Jones; Brunson, Ray C. Friesner, 7th Ward Group Women's Democratic Club, an-

~u-NOUNEES-- its annual - Christmas

party for members and their husbands in the Woman's Department Club. : The party will be at 8. p today. Mrs, Mary Markey 2 te chairman, and the committee includes Mesdames Joseph Bommerscheim, John Gory William McMillen.

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% Yule Party Arranged . Liberty Garden Club will have a luncheon and party after regular business meeting ‘at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the home of Mrs, Bertrand Pollard, 11. Mrs, Roscoe Young will sist. Incoming officers will be initiated. :

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