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Teen Clubs— Dance and Dinner Party

Tops Subdeb Calendar

DANCE and an anniversary dinner party lead subdeb activities for the near future.

The second annual spring semiformal dance of the COY Club is scheduled from 9 p. m. to midnight Saturday

in the Mirror Room, Marott Hotel. George Nicoloff’s orchestra will provide the music. Miss Norma Meshulam, dance chairman, will be assisted by the officers, Rachel Nahmias, Janice Schwartz, Treva Frankovitz and Sally Adelman.

The third anniversary of the FLICKERS Club will be marked at a dinner party Tuesday in the Hawthorn Room. An anniversary cake will be presented to the club by Marilyn Fredricks, president. Members and their dates will picnic at Turkey Run State Park Apr. 27. Senior members will complete plans for a weekend trip to Chicago following their high school graduation.

Send news of teen club activities not later than Tuesday to Joan Shoemaker, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis 9. Only signed releases with addresses will be published.

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Club Service Unit Opens

Local clubwomen will be interested to know there is a Woman's Club Service Bureau, 18 E. 41st St., New York, which supplies women’s clubs with working materials for club meetings free of charge. The newest club program is entitled “Behind the Seams,” and is the story of fashion, fab-

' ric and wardrobe planning.

Compiled in the kit are three informative speeches for pre-

Sophisticaté's John Frederics has discovered the rainbow in his own backyard and this year takes his inspiration from 11 ole New York. His sophisticated collection is again, as always, consistently a part of the evolution of beauty. Dedicated to the “Colony” is a group of tiny sleek shapes with dark face veils to which

PEO Sisterhood Will Meet Apr. 7

Chapter G of the PEO Sisterhood will meet at 7:30 p.m. Apr. 7 in the home of Miss Helen Bernheisel, 323 8. Grand Ave. Assisting her will be Miss Dixie Toole.

The chabter has recently elected Mrs. Miriam Brinkman as president for the coming Year. Other officers elected were Mrs. Elizabeth Siefker, vice president; Miss Harriet Hester and Mrs. Barbara McKowan, recording and corresponding secretaries; Miss Evelyn Koopman, treasurer; Miss Nellie Hester, chaplain and Mrs. Anné Warner, guard.

Blackwood on Bridge—

Here's One Defensive Gem Usually Missed

HERE is one type of defensive play which is missed practically every time it comes up. I refer to the case where a low singleton is led from the dummy on your right and you have the ace and one or more other cards in the suit. The urge to go in with the ace is overpowering. The reason is, of course, that it appears to be a last-chance proposition. You take your ace now or you don’t get any tricks ih

the suit. ” » ”

NATURALLY, you have to consider the bidding and the looks of the dummy, but in the absence of any controlling reason for gaining the lead imme-

diately, the best play, usually, : is to duck.

In today's deal,

the ace of spades on the first lead of that suit, would wreck

the East | player was able to deduce with near-certainty that the play of |

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Hat Styles

are attached enormous pale pink or white organdy bows. The bows are flexible enough to be pinned to hat or lapel.

His “Sand Street Sailors” are poetically simple with. very shallow crowns and brims either narrow or wide. ~ With a béw to his country (cousins, Frederics makes a oup of “Hayseeds” which ‘are smooth straws slashed in leaf-like designs to give a peek-a-boo surface. Graciously trimmed hats meant for New York after dark are named after the period, “Gracie Square.” Ostrich fringes floating on straw, or great lush roses weighing a brim, signify a part of old New York reborn for 1952.

Eat Good Breakfast

Breakfast is often considered the most important meal of the day. Don’t skip it. Plan to get from 14 to 34 of your day's food needs at this meal. A pattern, widely recommended by doctors and nutritionists, for planning good breakfasts calls for fruit, cereal, milk, bread and butter. /

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Suggestions Offered for Kitchen Parties

+ AMERICAN tradition is . as important to t2enagers as it is to the older

generation. ‘Living in the kitchen is one of mankind's oldest of traditions, so why not have a modern party in that part of the

houge. This eliminates - all work for the hostess since the guests prepare the food.

All it takes is planning ahead of time, plenty of food and eager guests, Kitchen games can include such childhood favorites as dropping clothespins into a milk bottle, and any other team games in the repertoire of the hostess. "n » ” AS SOON AS the guests arrive, they can be ushered to the kitchen to start frying the bacon, cooking the hamburgers or hot dogs, fixing the cold cuts, cheese, relishes, bread or buns and preparing the coffee, cokes or hot chocolate. ° Whether the party planned get-together or an impromptu session after a game, the group will want to sit around (probably on the floor) and play some sort of games. These could vary from a sandwich contest to the more well-known charades, 20 questions, or the name's the thing. To surprise the gang suggest pinchy winchy. Seat everyone in a circle with a girl who is the leader next to a good sport. Unknown to ‘everyone she will have lipstick on both the index finger and thumb of her right hand. She will pinch the good sport on the cheek and he in

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turn will pinch the cheek of the

gir! next to him. This goes around the circle and the leader pinches the good sport on the nose. This can go on indefinitely, but can’t be played more than one time in the same group.

New Sorority Chapter Here

Times photo by William A. Oates Jr.

The Teen of the Week—

JERRY KERKHOF, The Times’ Teen of the Week, hopes to study engineering in some Eastern college after he is graduated from Washington High School this June.

President of the honor society, he is a Lieutenant Colonel in the school ROTC, a

former member of the Student . ton at Hoasler Boy's State last

summer and ran cross-country

Council, treasurer and past {rack last year. At the recent vice president of the Latin Club. 19th annual PTA Health contreasurer ‘of DeMolay, the ference he was one of two stuschool’s alternate representa- dent speakers to open the pro-

tive to the United Nations last fall, photographer for the school paper and a member of the ROTC rifie team for the past three years, Jerry represented Washing-

gram. He is also a member of the Christian Men Builders of the Third Christian Church, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kerkhof, 3601 W. 16th St. are his parents.

Psi Iota Xi Sorority will in stall a new Indianapolis chapter, Gamma Pi, at 2:30 p. m. today in the reception room of the Butler University Union building. Mrs. Emmons Houghland, Franklin, grand president, assisted by members ofthe grand council, will conduct the installation ceremonies. After the installation, Delta Beta Chapter of Indianapolis, the sponsoring group for the new chapter, will give a tea. Mrs. John Conway, president, will preside. Miss Carol Brown is chairman. » » » CHARTER MEMBERS of Gamma Pi are Mesdames Charles Northcott, Vernon Orem, Robert Christian, Burress Walker, Lester Wright, Charles Knue, Pershing M. Meyers, Charles Williams, Earl ‘Corson and Miss Betty Cramer. Honored guests will be officers from Delta Chapter of Indianapolis and Speedway Chapter and past grand presidents, including Miss Leah Flint, Miss Helen Seward, Mrs. Dewey Young and Mrs. Joseph Reichart.

Here's New Use For Tipsticks

With such glamorous bejeweled, feather -tipped, and simulated goldplate lipsticks available everywhere: many women feel a pang of regret when each tube is finished. Some are even lipstick container hoarders. To be practical, clean out the residue of coloring matter in the tube with warm soapsuds, using a tiny brush to scrape out every speck. Pat the surface and airdry the inside overnight. Fill the clean container with your usual sudsmaker. One of these portable ‘soap dishes” can house an overnight supply of cleanliness—appropriate for the tiniest of handbags.

Season the Bowl

To season a salad bowl, rub | it with hot olive ofl and then with a cut clove of garlic. Re- | peat several times over a period | of about three weeks?

monds which was taken with | the ace in qummy.

of hearts, picking up the only | outstanding trump, then pulled | out the singleton spade. It didn’t take Fast long to duck. | His partner had led the king of | diamonds and must have the | queen also. East himself ‘had the clubs | bottled up. South must have the king and queen of spades for- his opening bid. Those | cards would be set up if the ace were played and on them South could discard both of dummy’s low clubs. So Fast held up his ace of spades and declarer won | with the queen. However, he had 'to ruff his

other two spades and ended up |}-

losing two club tricks; at the | end. East was willing to frade | one spade trick for two elubs | and you'll never lose making a bargain | like that.

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Child and Adult Courses Listed for Central YWCA

THE spring term for child and adult classes at the Central Branch, YWCA, starts Apr. 7. Registration

__will be Wednesday through Saturday.

On the agenda will be classes and workshops for adults in art, Bible, bridge, ceramics, ballet, ballroom, square dancing, flower making, golf and French.

Alex Tuschinsky of Hills dale Nurseries will speak on “Your Garden” at 1:30 p. m.

Others are gym, millinery, Apr. 25 in the Central Branch. ballet, tap dancing, folk and He will show colored slides of square dancing, dramatics, roges and the State Rose Fes-

sports, chorus, camp leadership, crafts, photography analysis, tennis and swimming. Pre-school tap dancing will be offered for boys and girls from 3 to 6 years. All the classes will be held in the Central

by a tea. This is the third in the series of events sponsored by the membership committee. Mrs. Earl Stumpf is chairman. The public is invited as well as

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(COMPETENT homesewers with imagination will win exciting prizes this spring by entering their garments in the National Sewing Contest—the largest com-

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this area, and during that period, we will ‘publish all details of the contest plus dressmaking and fashion tips to help contestants - with the preparation of their garments. » " ~ THIS IS THE WAY our contest ties In with the national competition: Eight first prizewinning garments and eight second prize-winning garments are selected by our local committee of judges, and if a contestant wins one of the first prizes, her garments will be sent to New York for the na. tional judging, where it will be in competition with first prize winners of other local contests similar to ours. Now, here is what happens to the eight people who win first prizes in:the national judging. They are awarded a threeday all-expense-paid trip to New York where they will stay in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel and attend luncheons, dinners, theater parties and finally appear as guests of honor at an

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