The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 7

THE PALM BEACH POST, Saturday, Dm. 7, IS57 Pa? 7 Palm Beach IVolos WOMAN'S MRS. ERNESTINE J. PERNELL Editor mm Mr. and Mrs.

Henry P. Hoffstot cf Pittsburgh, have arrived in the resort for a brief stay at "Sans the S. County Rl res idence of Mrs. Hoffstot'i mother, Mrs. James B.

Drew, Mrs. Paul Peter Prudden, has arrived from Perrysburg Ohio, to spend the season at her Clarke Ave. residence. During the summer Mrs. Prudden took a North Cape cruise and later visited in Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Fotterall of SOCIAL CALENDAR SATURDAY. DEC. 7 All States Tourist Club bridge party. Howard Park.

8 p.m. Bethesda Recreation Club pinochle party, Currie Park. 7:45 pn. Judea Shrine, Order, White Shrine of Jerusalem, IOOF Hall, p.m. USWV Auxiliary social meeting at USWV Home.

Okeechobee 13 noon, with pot-luck lunch. Fall dance of the Home and School Assn. of St. Juliana's tn.iiuvi, rxu i.tuuit ui I OilM oauuau Cliiu, 6 Tlttii, Palm Beach. 8 n.m, Seminole Chapter.

Daughters of the American Revolution, will celebrate 35th anniversary at luncheon, Saturday, Dec. 7, 12:30 p.m., at Woman's dub; Mrs. E. E. Adams, DAB state regent, will speak on "Americanism," and U.S.

Rep. Paul Rogers will give talk on "National Defense." For reservations, contact Mrs. James H. Samuel, 116 19th Lake Worth. District 5, United Daughters of the Confederacy, business and luncheon meeting at Hotel George Washington, 10:30 a.m.

Philadelphia are the guests of Mrs. Fotterall'i sister, Mrs. Philemon Dickinson at "Ocean View Cot tage" on N. Breakers Row. Mr.

and Mrs. Franca Louis Field have arrived from New York to occupy their Banyan Bd. res idence for the season. During the summer they travelled in England, Card Party Held or Hibiscus Guests Shotverls Given For Mrs. Cortez Mrs.

Boyd E. Coker, Mrs. Paul Scotland, France, Italy and Bel gium. Mrs. Bvron Allen and Mrs.

Carl Witherbee were hostesses at the Asenjo and Mrs. J. A. Mendiburo zn Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph J. Weed of first of the series of weekly card were hostesses at a kitchen parties for quests at the Hibiscus Brazilian Ave. have arrived in the resort after having spent the summer and fall seasons in Larch- Garden Apts. Thursday night shower Thursday night at the home of Mrs. N.

E. Ruhlman, 703 46th in compliment to Mrs. Carlos Cortet, who before Eleven tables wert in play. High score swards were prt- her recent marriage was Kay Ruhlman. Tha Christmas motif was carried mont, N.Y.

Their son, John Weed, a student at Tabor Academy, Marion, sill join them De for the Christmas holidays. Arriving Dec. 20 for a holiday visit will be Mr. and Mrs. Weed's daughter, Miss Betty Weed, a student at Wheaton College, Norton, and Mr.

and Mrs. Weed's! sentea to am. iriiit rera-uu, Mrs. C. C.

Bowers, Carl Witherbee, Miss Alice B. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kruger, Mrs. Tudor Jones, Mrs.

Mabel L. Ge, i 11 MJ I out in the decorations. Mrs. Ruhlman presided at the coffee table. GAME OF BINGO Guests included Mrs.

C. R. Johns ton, Mrs. R. L.

Adams, Mrs. H. V. jys, v. siren, airs.

a. son, Joseph J. weed, wno is C. D'Alessandro, Mrs. J.

J. Bu- attending the University of Penn sylvania. Van Arsdale, Mrs. J. Louis Brink, Miss Martha Case, Mrs.

Frank Levens, Mrs. John R. Beacham, Col. and Mrs. H.

E. Watkins en- Mrs. Clover Wilson, Miss Mar- check, Miss Elizabeth Jowdy, Mrs. M. Snowden, Mrs.

J. W. Curtis, Mrs. J. L.

Alge, Mrs. E. N. Deck, Mrs. James Fogeunan, Mrs.

J. L. BustanL Mrs. Ann Hod-app, Mrs. J.

L. Bustani, Mrs. i i vrtoiii6d fit dinner Thursday evening at the Sailfish Club of Florida. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. William Logan, Mrs. H.

Mur- Thomas A. Young, Mrs. James Kennedy, Mrs. A. L.

Curtis, Mrs. T. Perman Culbreth, Mrs. R. T.

Wetland and Mrs. Robert Mayberry. jorie Johnson, Mrs. Leon Guest, Mrs. B.

Sanderson, Leon Guest, F. Doane Hoggard, Mrs. Walter Skinner, Mrs. Joseph Van Arsdale. Coffee Is Given By Mrs.

Michaels CAPT. KANGAROO ACTIVITY BOX UNCLE WIGGILY GRAND PIANO HUBLEY TRACTORS, SPORT CARS HUBLEY PLANE PLASTIC TELEPHONE MICKEY MOUSE TARGET GAME BOXED BLOCKS POUND A PEGS ANNIE OAKLEY GAME ray-Jacoby and Capt. h. Gino Sig-norinL Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Mills entertained for their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. D.

E. Hol coffee was given A holiday NEW LOCATION NEW YORK Thursday night by Mrs. Harry land of Cleveland, Ohio, and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard C.

Mills ot Pittsburgh, Pa. Others with dinner guests were Michaels at her home, 854 42nd St. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. H. P.

Cart- I wright. I A centerpiece of mobiles and Mrs. C. J. Trevau, Mr.

and Mrs, V. Keeler, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Burbank, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Snyder, Maj.

and Mrs. John H. Bird-sail, Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Stockton, Mr.

and Mrs. E. R. Corcoran, colored Christmas balls was used on the lace covered table. Gifts were exchanged and games were Bin played.

Charles C. Thomas and Mr. and The guests, who were all mem Mrs. A. S.

Torrey. bers of the same graduating class at St. Ann's High School, included DELICATESSEN 3638 SC. DIXIE TE 2-5405 Next to Food Fair Quality Cakes, Pastries and Pies Kosher Delicatessen Products Serving Corned Beef Pastrami and Other -Delicious Sandwiches in Our Dininf Room Mrs. Ralph Fischer, Mrs.

A. R. Roebuck, Mrs. Robert Cointe- poix, Mrs. John Capaldo, Mrs.

L. JACOBY ON BRIDGE BY OSWALD JACOBY Written for NEA Servics A. Hudnall, Mrs. James Eckler, Mrs. James Scott, Mrs.

Stanley Hilker, Mrs. Robert Grafton and the Misses Betty Hodges, Made line Paluzzi and Rosemary CAPT. KANGAROO 6AME PAINT BY NUMBERS SAME OF COOTIE WOODEN DOLL CRIB 52 SAME CHEST POT SHOT TARGET GAME TOOL CRAFT SET DIAPER BAG SET 8011 SOUTH DIXIE VALUES TO 1.49 vy tj EACH SHOP NOW! TREMENDOUS SAVINGS PLENTY OF U0V5JU FREE cs aaa. Bar a 9 AHulwli 1 SHOP NOW! TERRIFIC VHLUUi EACH SHOP NOW! iIUllJ OiAllLlLLPJ VALUES TO 5.98! EACH SHOP HOW! 6011 SOUTH DIXIE PoPEfJ SUHOAV UNTIL CHRISTMAS us HPFri DAILY 10 TO 10 jl 'l''WWWiWWBsMMWsMMMMs Completely SELF SERVICE i I "iKii im i-f iir-intf it "ii mi i I EUERY DAY IS SALE DAY -tfwyrmwmmmtmmmi ni mum wmmmmmmmm jr i MORTH None 91 QJ1094 KJ765J WEST EAST (D) 4AQI094 4I.KJ87I V10T4 VAKQJI 85i K62 AQ Non SOUTH 652 VI6S A7 10984J -East and West vulnerable EmI Soatli We North 1 4 Pass 2 Pass IV Ps, 4N.T. Pass 8 Pass 6 4 PM Pass Pass Opening tstd4 10 OBSTACLE GOLF COURSE CHEMCRAFT SET DOCTOR KITS CONTROL JEEP Two Life Masters Win Their Spurs TODAY'S hand helped make two new life masters Bill Surns and Bob Chow of Toronto.

The game was board a match, no- 11 A trmli ui luui, ou bi PSC.ICm" fiery table East and West arrived at a six spade contract only to have North and South save at even clubs. Six spader makes easily since all East has to do is to draw trumps, discard two of dummy's PLASTIC AUTO TRANSPORT DOLLAR A SECOND GAME s528 VARiETY GAME CHEST OFFICIAL TABLE TENNIS SET SPINWHEEL DART GAME GIRLS' BEAUTY BAG JR. LINEMAN'S TOOL SET BUILD IT ELECTRIC SET SNAP BEAD SET CODE DECODE MESSAGE SET diamonds on his long hearts and concede a diamond trick. As for 3f 4a xiip til i Of seven clubs, declarer must lose one club and two hearts only for a incre 500 point penalty. When Bob Chow sat West he ehose to make an irregular response of two diamonds to his partner's opening spade bid.

This call effectively stifled North's ambitions to defend and East was allowed to play and make the spade lam. When Bill Burns sat North, his opponents really made things tough tor him. They were using a strong but nonforcing opening two bid so last opened with two spades. West Jumped right to the small slam and tt was up to Bill to act at the six level. He did all right.

He bid six no-frump. This is a most unusual example of the unusual no-trump convention. This bid tells partner to choose a minor suit and is used with hands such as Bill's. South then bid the sevea clubs and took his small loss. i MiMWI Congratulations to our two new life It Is nice to know that their own good bids contributed to their success.

METAL DUMP TRUCK BASKETBALL GAME PLAY PIANOS MOUSEGETAR MUSICAL TOY AMERICAN WOOD LOGS PAINT BY THE NUMBERS METAL STRUCTO TRUCKS METAL GAS STATION BEAT THE CLOCK GAME I Beautiful Holiday Gifts Warm, lightweight, washabla guaranteed will not shrink or pill. Hold their shape without blocking or stretching. BULKY KNITS ORLON SHORTIES ORLON COAT SWEATERS BEADED, RIBBON TRIMMED CARDIGANS Whits, Blua, rH Navy. Sim 14-40. S-M-L $QS5 $2C5 $4S5 OPEN AN ACCOUNT! 30-DAY CHARGE 4-MONTH BUDGET 90-DAY LAY AWAY The bidding has been: Worth East South West 1 A Pass 2 4 Pass Pass 7 Yon, South, hold: lKt J7 841 AQMI A Eld three spades.

Tm wffl jtrid anon bier U-s is mi-Ktcai kr tb pre ni. TODAY'S tXIESTfON Tour partner continues with a fcid of six dubs. What do yc do feowt i. I I Wr it 8011 SOUTH DIXIE FOR A BETTER LAWN FERTILIZE NOW 6- M. b-9 (u orq.1.

Bloom Aid 3.85 Miloriyanlls, 80 .4.15 OTHER POPUUR BRANDS WE LOAN SPREADERS TOMASELLO SPRAT CO. not rc. E-- i 3V MONET BACK GUARANTEE! 5311 Georrls Are. JU I-M51 '-niUfiiVrrn'iWi-.