Orlando Evening Star from Orlando, Florida • 11

ORLANDO EVENING For And About Women STAIR Page 11 SECOND SECTION ORLANDO, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 26, 1954 Oswald Jacoby Says: Bride-Elect -Is Honored i Miss Janet Roddenberry, whose marriage to John Megow will be an event of June 3, was honoree yesterday when Miss Nancy Prentice entertained. Guests were invited to a miscellaneous shower, for which a color scheme of blue. V. i 'it 4 --vM Opening Bid Is Highly Regarded The opening bid of two no-trump usually show7s 22 to 24 points. In today's hand South bid two no-trump with only 21 points.

Nevertheless the opening bid is highly recommended. Whenever your hand vis otherwise suitable for no-trump purposes, you are justified in counting about one point extra for a strong suit. In today's hand, the spade suit was so strong that South could surely count on his fifth spade to provide a trick. It was easily worth one extra point. When the hand was played in a recent tournament, many of the players who had the South hand opened with only one spade.

Several of them played the hand right there since everybody passed the bid of one spade. When, however, South opened with two no-trump, North had no difficulty in responding. At one table the result was quite unexpected. West opened the deuce of spades, declarer's strongest suit. A heart or a club opening lead would have given declarer much trouble.

South won the first trick, and lost the diamond finesse I'? Iff- ,1 3 If It 1 i yellow and white, the colors which will be worn by the hon-oree's attendants, was used. The refreshment table was centered Avith a miniature bride and bridegroom. Those attending with -the honor guest and her mother, Mrs. H. C.

Roddenberry, were the Mmes. Lee White, Frederick Megow, Walter Hooker, J. C. Lambert, William Smith, L. D.

Prentice, Loren McNair, W. L. Prentice. Also the Mmes. Robert Neidig, Leone Dansby, John Hartley, Louis Gaynon, Hay-ward Ouzts, John Riley, the Misses Pat Lambert, Lorena Thomas, Marilyn McEwen, Linda McNair, Dolly Neidig.

BAKE SALE PLANNED Ladies of Central Florida Seventh Day Adventist Church have planned a baked food sale Thursday in front of the Margaret Ann Store on McRae St. The sale is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. with proceeds to go to the church building fund. 5 K1 DRAMATIC MOMENT John Wayne and Geraldine Page are shown in a dramatic moment from the epic adventure story of the man called Hondo. The Warner Bros, film, produced by Wayne-Fellows, opens at the Rialtri Theater today.

4 4T 1 9 Junejl Thriller Jungle Man-Eaters, latest and one of the most entertaining of Columbia Pictures' popular Jungle Jim series, opens at the Kuhl Ave. Drive-In v. Theater today, with Johnny Weissmuller, again starred as the daredevil adventurer. Featured in the cast are lovely Karin Booth, Richard Stapley and Weissmuller's sidekick, Tamba. the talented chimp.

In this newest of Jungle Jim films, Weissmuller is forced to use all his jungle cunning in bringing to justice a diamond smuggler who plans to flood the world market with illicit precious stones. JjO a MA t(i i. the bride of Justus E. East Jr. The hostesses invited guests to the Nunez home on Hourglass decorated for the occasion with summer flowers.

Pictured above at the punch table, left to right, are Miss Davis, Miss Parris, Mrs. Drew, Miss Kunar and Mrs. Nunez. HOSTESSES AND IIONOREES Mrs. Theron Nunez and Miss Norma Jean Davis were hostesses in honor of a recent bride, Mrs.

James G. Drew and two young women who will be married soon. Miss Dorothy Parris is the bride-elect of Eldridge Reeves and Miss Dolores Kunar will become 26 June Bride-Elect Is NORTH A 763 652 A1097 843 EAST A 9 WEST A 10 8 4 2 VK9 8542 AKJ5 lie Sleeps1 OExg a "Top VQJ10 43 K6 A 10 9 6 2 Pre-Nupiial Honoree Miss Mary- Patricia Wells, of Tavares, wras the central figure at a coffee this morning when Mrs. Oliver Pinkney Swope and her daughter, Mrs. Walter Henry Beard of Atlanta, were hostesses at the first of numerous social festivities planned in honor of the' bride-elect.

Miss Wells, daughter of Mr. SOUTH (D) AAKQJ5 A87 J3 A A 7 Neither side vul. South West North 2 N.T. Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass Opening lead A 2 Tonight's Movies ASTOR: Crime Wave, 2:43, 8:30: Duffy of San Quentin, 1:05.

3:57. 6:57, 9.44 BEACHAM: Lucky Me, 11:24, 1:24. 3:26, 5 '28, 7 30. 9 '32 COLONY: Llll. 3:00, 6:30, The Story of Three Loves, 4:30, 8:00.

RIALTO: Stop, You're Killing Me, 2:30. 5:35. Hondo, 1:00. 4:00, 7:00, 9:50. ROXY: Human Monster.

1:00. 3:35, 6:15, Blue Beard, 2:15. 4:52, 7:34, 9:50. VOGUE: King of the Khyber Rifles, 6:00. 8:00.

J0 00. DRIVE-IN THEATERS KUHL AVE Massacre Canyon, 7:30. 10:00: Jungle Maneaters, 8:45. ORLANDO: Beat the Devil. 7:30, Texas Bad Man.

9:28. PINE HILLS: Where Danger Lives, 7:45, 10:55: Thief of Damascus. 9:25. PRAIRIE LAKE: Flame of Calcutta, 7:30, This Woman Is Dangerous, 8:45. RIMAR: Botany Bay.

7:30, 9:30. 10:00. WINTER PARK: Taza, Son of Cochise. 7:30, 9.29. 10:00.

COLORED THEATERS CARVER: The Devil Makes Three; Hitch Hike to Happiness, continuous 1:00 p.m. to 12. LINCOLN: Above and Beyond; Campus Honeymoon, continuous 5:45 p.m. to 12 A East. Pass man, Clarence A.

Johnson, L. A. Blake, Charles Whitfield, Robert Carleton, Thomas Long, J. Rolfe Davis, LeRoy Brew-ton, Robert E. Carrigan, William J.

Capehart. SUPERSTITION Attractive Doris Day takes the part of a superstitious show girl in Lucky Me, now" playing at the Beacham Theater which depicts a gay group of people frolicking at Miami Beach. TU7.1S Quieted His Add Stomach No looser does he lie awake because of excess stomach acid. No longer does he toss and turn with that queasy, restless feeling. He just takes 1 or 2 Turns as a "nightcap" before he goes to bed.

Then sleeps like a top wakes up fresh and "rarin to go." Always keep Turns handy to counteract gas, heartburn, acid indigestion. Get a roll to have on hand tonight. Sentinel-Star circulation last quarter averaged 65,375. City retail shopping zone only: 40.241. tie 1 I J.

I I 1 1 I 2 -www i For The Entertainment Of Your Still only Most CHERISHED FRIEND Or Most Valued Customer 10t a RolT i Orlando Municipal Airport and Mrs. William Green Wells, also of Tavares, will become the bride of Sidney Macilm Swope son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney M. Swope, in rites to be solemnized June 28 at the home of the bride-elect's parents.

The hostesses invited a large assemblage of guests to call at the Country Club of Orlando between the hours of 11 and 1 p.m., where delicate pink and white spring blossoms were used in profusion. The refreshment table was centered with white rosebuds and white carnations. Receiving with the honoree and hostesses were the respective mothers of the affianced couple. Assisting were the Mmes. Bradley Hutchins, Homer Wright, LeRoy Dickson, Robert MacLeish, Carl Miller, A.

N. Goodwin, Allie Dickson, William K. Whitfield, Frank Gray, Kenneth Tindall, Marcellus J. Moss, Henry Hall, Sam Rick-er. Also the Mmes.

John Free to East's king, East retdrned the queen of hearts, and South took the ace at once. South now proceeded to run the rest of the spades and diamonds, discarding the low club from his hand on dummy's last diamond. East could save only three cards, and had to decide whether to save two hearts and one club or one heart and two clubs. Perhaps he should have guessed right, but it wasn't an easy decision to make. He actually saved only one heart, whereupon a heart lead from dummy dropped the jack and king together, thus establishing declarers last heart as his 11th trick.

Dial 3-5143 V7f-s tllMS rot THI TBMMT ft 7 TTTT1 7 jv On i I Invited Are CordiaUy I You AWARD WINNER Miss Nancy Brown is the recipient of this year's scholarship award presented by the local chapter of National Secretaries and will be a special guest at the luncheon scheduled by the group Saturday at Markhanvs Hibiscus Room. Miss Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown, is a member of the senior class at Boone High School.

She was selected by the scholarship committee primarily because of her secretarial background and her personality and poise. She has had two years typing and shorthand, three years office practice and one year of bookkeeping. In her own words her ambition is "to be secretary to a criminal lawyer." To.Aeno eM0Rm Semowal park GLEN HAVEN Porfc 2300 Qt 3- 1000 FRAMES S1GD New Group Is Greeted A board meeting was held 1 W. McDaniel, Park Lake Circle; recently by Orlando Garden I and W. C.

Dillard, Sandspur Club, Florida Federation of Circle. Sunday, ALL SIZES YOUR CHOICE EA LENS ROBENS STUDIO 224 S. Orange Ave. tit MAGIC AND A GIRL Jean Pierre Aumont, as Marcus the Magnificent, performs a bit of magic with a golden ball and a hoop in this scene from Lili, M-G-M's Technicolor romance of French carnival life, which is now showing at the Colony Theater through Thursday. Glamorous Zsa Zsa Gabor enacts his assistant, with the cast also starring Leslie Caron and Mel Ferrer.

fTs Ho tew BEAUTY AFTER FORTY 0,6 Sorority Has Supper A covered dish luncheon was held last week by members of Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Club of Orlando and their husbands and guests. The group met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B.

Melrose, Cherokee Dr. The social marked the end of meetings of the group until September. Mrs. Robert Heasley was in charge of decorations with Mrs. M.

W. Wells Jr. handling arrangements. Those attending included Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Denmark, Mr. and Mrs. George Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Heasley, Mr.

and Mrs. T. E. Triplett, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Bower, Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Melrose, Dr.

and Mrs. William Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Wells Mrs. Warren Prentice.

Also the Misses Rosemary Ogram, and also Lou Graham and Charles West. There will be no meeting in June as was previously announced. The session was cancelled due to new Panhellenic rushing rules. to see one of Florida's new industries in action Change Makeup Tints THURSDAY, MAY 27th 11 A.M. thru 9 P.M.

Garden Clubs and the following new members were voted into the organization; the Mmes. Albert F. Hegenberger, Azalea Circle; T. E. Triplett and Frank H.

Bagg Cherokee Circle; Dona Phelph, Eugene Vermillion, Robert Eagan. Hal Phillips, R. F. Stonerock, Green Thumb Circle. Also the Mmes.

Grady B. Strowder, H. S. Strickler E. L.

Sweeney, William Buck, Claud O. Estes and Richard E. Mono-gue, Holden Shores Circle; Clinton H. Stroupe. Douglass E.

Root Interlaken Circle; Lutie R. Cross, W. C. Ford Ivanhoe Circle. And the Mmes.

George L. Howard. Charles Kimball, Lancaster Park Circle: Lewis Lee, Alfred Damus. Lucerne Circle; Dean Thompson, Paul Nix, C. 1 1 t'-frir-a'-'-n Aint mature gray-haired types.

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