Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 December 1951 — Page 4

Organizations—

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— Luncheons, Dinners, ——= Meetings “Crowd

Blackwood on Bridge—

HERE is another case where fascination: . with a conventional bidding

{ gadget lost the chance to

| defeat an important contract. | Against the spade slam Mr. - Abel opened the king of diaI monds. It held the trick and it was clear, of course, that he also held the ace of the suit. playing to the first trick Mr, Dale considered his side's chances of winning at least two tricks.

Miss Brash By his response to the four

no-trump bid, Mr. Champion’ had indicated he had the aces of spades and clubs, so there were no more quick winners available to the defenders. The best chance for the setting trick seemed to lie in the trump suit.

ARTIES and reserva-

tions are announced by Highland Golf and Country Club for its annual New Year's Eve celebration tonight in the clubhouse. Attending together will be Messrs and Mesdames George E. Davis Jr., Robert H. Imes, W. J. Topmiller Jr., Charles A. Rieman and Frederick P. Lattin. Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Johnson will entertain at a cocktail party before the club party.. Their guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames William Messersmith, William Turner, Frank A. Lobraico, Neil D. Skinner, Robert J. McCracken and E. L.

South dealer , Neither side vulnerable : NORTH “0 Mise B¥ash S—4 3 H—A 6 5 D—J C-KQJ10872 WEST EAST Mr. Abel Mr. Dale S—3 S—K 8 7 H—Q172 H—~KJ10983 D—AK98643 3 10 2

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SoUTg ® Mr. Champion S—-AQJ10962 Hq D7 5 C—A 5 4 The bidding:

South West North East 18 2D 3C 3H 4 8 Pass 4'N T Pass 5 H Pass 6S All Pass

Sandberg, Dr. and Mrs. William

Since Mr. Dale had the king of spades twice guarded it would: be necessary for Mr. Champion to lead spades from the board twice in order to

Highland Plans Party

A. Kemper, Dr. and Mrs. Harry D.- Leer and Mrs. Robert M. Schaeffer. ” ” n MR. AND MRS. KENNETH A. HARE, Mr, and Mrs. Rene Walter and Mrs. John M. Hare Jr., will attend together,

Cocktail guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Betz before the club, party will be Messrs. and Mesdames H. Rodgers Brown, W. A. Elliott Jr., Richard H. Swallow and Charles J. Pettinger and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Kenney. Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph A. Vanderfleet, Lyle V. Rawlings and Robert Layman will be cocktail guests of Mr. and- Mrs, Lyle J. Hyland preceding the club party.

Charles Mayer and Company Entering our 112th year of continuous business

Indianapolis . . We are grateful to you for making this possible . ... Our warmest best wishes

for ‘the New Year. ' ~ 29 wut w A

LYNN HAERLE, 314, makes her cocker spaniel, Corky,” beg for his ball. other favorite occupation these days is playing with paper dolls. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Haerle, 5130 Washington Blvd. :

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Our Lovely Lady of Tomorrow . ; .

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Player Loses Chance fo Set Contract

pick up the outstanding trumps without loss. The play, then, was to try ‘ond of dammy’s - spades without delay.” "The only. way to do this was ‘to force dummy to ruff a second lead of diamonds. Therefore Mr. Dale screamed for a diamond continuation by playing the queen at trick one.

» ” ” BUT MR. ABEL misread the play. He figured the queen of diamonds was a suit prefer ence signal—an ynnecessarily high card asking for a shift to the higher of the other two plain suits, in this case, hearts, At trick two he led the nine of hearts and Mr, Champion wrapped’ up his slam. If the ace of diamonds had been led instead, Mr. Champion would have had to ruff in dummy or accept immediate defeat. He could have taken a spade finesse but that would have left r. Dale with still another guard for his king. Eventually the king would have won the setting trick.

Tonight

Attending together will be Messrs. and Mesdames Joe B. Wiles, Roger C, Fleming, C. C. Cooper, DeWitt W. Brown Sr., Joseph P. Burris and H. 8. Bowden. Attending together will be Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Theard Sr., Mr. Theard Jr. Miss Delores Baecke and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Theard. The latter will also entertain

with cocktails preceding the dance. ; Their guests will” include

Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph’ Jenkins, Lou Price, Otto Janert, Edward M. Rose and Raymond LaRue and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper of Spring Lake.

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MESSRS. AND MESDAMES | Richard E.|

Count Rosasco, Montgomery and William A. Pearson will attend together. Cocktail guests of Dr. and Mrs, Hiram T. Sexton will be Mr. and Mrs. Chagles Barnhill, Evanston, Ill; rs. Helen Smith, Champaign, Ill., Messrs. and Mesdames George W. Stark, Victor R. Kingdon and Gordon F. Cruickshank. Attending together will be Messrs. and Mesdames Fred I. Shumaker, ‘Robert P, maker, Jr, Finley L. Fisbeck and J. Emmett McManamon.

Easy Dumplings Quick and easy, hearty and substantial too, are dumplings made quick-as-a-wink with packaged biscuit mix and dropped into canned chicken soup, brought to the boiling

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about 15 minutes.

Local Club Dockets

WITH the holidays drawing to a close, women’s clubs are getting back into the groove again with lunch-

eons, dinners and “meetings.

Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the

American Revolution, will meet at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the chapter house. Subject of the meeting will be “Approved Schébls.” Mrs. Herbert R. Hill, state regent-elect, will be guest speaker. Miss Jo Ann Hatt, pianist, will provide music.

At the tea hour following the meeting, Mrs. Harold C. Curtis

“and Mrs. Carl W. Piel will be

Mrs. Arch N. BobC. Kolb

hostesses. bitt and Mrs. George will pour. Assisting will be Mesdames Paul A, Cornelius, John L. Goldthwaite, Robert IL. MecKechnie, Olin B, Norman, Arthur H. Northrup, Delbert O. Wilmeth and Barrett M. Woodssmall and Miss Claribel Moore.

Hoosier Salon

The Hoosier Salon Art Gallery will have an exhibition of

Look for Motive With Gift

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT NEW YORK, Dec. 31—I

was amused by one of my fellow columnists (a lady) the other day talking out

against the assertion that “she thinks like a man.” I have always disliked that phrase heartily because I could never see the use in a woman thinking or acting like a man. Men and women have always complementea each other; they do not need to imitate each other, My fellow columnist, however, seems to imply that women should have done more than they have about ethics and morals in politics and business.

2 o » I AGREE THAT women could do some things to clean up the present situation in both. Probably one of the first things would be to use our feminine shrewdness about accepting

gifts from the gentlemen. ~~

Too many women are inclined to think that certain gifts are given without any ulterior motive and they always imply something of tH&t sort. But if: your husband’s business assoclates are particularly kind to the “little wife,” you may be quite sure that your husband-is going to be made to pay in one~ way or another. If you are somebody's secretary, it isn’t just for your good looks that you are being taken to dinner and offered opportunities to obtain things at special prices, etc. Sometime or other you are going to be asked to do a favor—and one perhaps that you will find very unpalatable,

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YOU are invited to a party and would like to know who else has been invited. WRONG: Ask friends you think may have been invited if they are going. RIGHT: Wait until you get . to the party to see who is * there.

Try Veal Chops,

Mushroom Sauce Veal Chops In Mushroom Sauce is one of our favorite easy main dishes. Dust four veal chops with flour and brown on both sides in two tablespoons fat. Add two (seven and threequarter ounce) cans Italian style mushroom saute, two tablespoons chopped parsley, one-half teaspoon pure monosodium glutamate, a dash of garlic powder, and salt to taste. Bring to boil, then cover and simmer gently one hour, or until chops are tender, Serve with spaghetti or noodles. Pass a bowl of grated Parmesan Cheese. Serves four.

* Public spirited local merchants, as an expression of goodwill, wont you to receive this lovely basket of gifts, if you have just moved to the city, are o New Mother or have just moved to o new address within the clit). There's nothing to buy. No obligation. Phone your Welcome Wagon Hostess whose phone is listed below and arrange to receive these gifts.

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water colors by Burling Boaz Jr. of Indianapolis from Wednesday to Jan. 21 inclusive in the State Life building. ‘The exhibit will be open from 9 a. m. until 4:30 p. m. on week days and from 9 a. m. until 2 p. m. on Saturdays.

. Lincolnian ITSC

The Lincolnian Chapter of the International Travel Study at 12:30 p. m. Friday in the home of Mrs. T. D. Hays, 3857 N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs. Ray F. Hagger will be the speaker,

Decorators and Architects The Indiana Chapter of the American Institute of Decorators and the Indianapolis members of the American Institute of Architects will have a dinner meeting at 7 p. m. Friday in the Athenaeum, Mrs. Marigrace Daulton and Mrs. Helene Thornton will be hostesses at the reception preceding the dinner. Frits Loonsten will be guest speaker. He will talk on “Landscape Architecture.”

DAR

The General Arthur St. Clair Chapter, DAR, will meet at 2:30 p. m, Monday in the home of Miss Belle Dean, 5435 N. New Jersey St. Mrs. Herman W. Kothe will be assistant hostess and Mrs. Wayne M. Cory will be speaker.

In a Personal Vein—

Schmidts Have Guest

Mr. and Mrs. Kurt W. Schmidt, 4444 Broadway, have as their house guest Mrs. Schmidt's sister, Mrs. Edna E, Meyer of Atlanta, Ga.

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MR. AND MRS. ROBERT D. -

Armstrong, 5779 N. Pennsyl-

‘ vania St., will be at home from

3 to 6 p.m. tomorrow for their usual New Year's Day open house. . Receiving with them will be their daughter, Elizabeth. There are no invitations, ” » ” MISS JULIA STUDEBAKER has. returrded from Alabama College for Womén, Montevallo, Ala., to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Studebaker, 515 Tecumse B Place. She is representing her Phy lege this week as a voting delegate . attending the national convention of Pi Epsilon Delta (Natiétil Collegiate Players) which is being held in conjunction with the three-day convention of the National Speech Association at the Hotel Hilton in Chicago.

MONDAY, DEC. 31, i

Times photo by William A. Oates Jr.

HARD TIMES—Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority members cast about for costumes for their founder's day dinner Jan. 12 in the Marott Hotel. Mrs. G. S. Klippel (seated) decides on a fashionable collar made of newspapers. Mrs. Estel Callahan (standing) and Mrs. F. J. Franklin (seated) help her arrange it. The theme of the dinner will be “hard times.”

Founder's Day Banquet Set for Jan. 12

APPA KAPPA SIGMA SORORITY will have its annual founder's day banquet at 6:30 p. m. Jan. 12 in the Marott Hotel ‘The theme of hard times will be carried out in table decorations.

Mrs. Estel Callahan is chairman of the event and will be assisted by Mrs. Thomas Bohlsen and Dinner music will be planned by Mrs. Casimer Gornes. This will mark the 33d anniversary of the sorority. Alpha Chapter will be hostess to 18

Ballroom,

Mrs. Edward Dalley.

Franklin, Mrs.

chapters in Indiana, Illinois and Michigan. - In the receiving line will be officers of Alpha Chapter, Mesdames F. J. Franklin, W, L. Kinsey, G. 8. Klippel and B. Franklin will be toastmistress. Committees members are as follows: dames Marion Bugh, M. L. Sullivan and Arthur Hupp and Miss Hazel Pfeiffer and Miss Frances Brooks, favors and decorations; Mesdames B. L. Jacobsen, Kinsey and Gornes, program; Mrs. invitations; E. A. Gardner, Klippel, publicity,

L. Jacobsen. Mrs. F, J.

Mes-

Mrs. reservations;

W. W,. Dillon and and Mrs,

Hillcrest Club Ready fo Ring In New Year

Reservations and parties are announced for the New Year's Eve party from 10 o'clock tonight to 4 a.m. tomorrow in the Hillcrest Country Club. Members will dance from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. to Danny Cummings Orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fagala will have in their party Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bunker and Mr. and

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Mrs. Walter Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilcox will enter-

tain Mr. and Mrs. Burl Hamiland Mrs. Rod Mann. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woodard will attend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frazee. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Darnaby’s party will include Messrs. and Mesdames Henry

Mewborn, William Darnaby, and Ed Hunter, Reservations have also been made by Messrs. and Mesdames John Lesow, George Lee, Ed Kerl, Earl Taylor, Jack Lovelace, Roy Briggs, Pafil Goeke, John L. Thibodeau, Millard Dean, T. D. Dolen, Jack Kirby, James McDaniel and R. L. Guimont.

May the sorrows of °51 become a memory,

May the joys of °51 be multiplied in the year ahead,

May 1952 be a truly Happy New Year for you. ies

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