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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1967
Page
13
The discussion covers choosing the lead suit with regard to the final contract and bids. The classic rule favors fourth best of the longest and strongest suit against no trump, yet exceptions exist. A provided hand shows why fourth best can trap declarer, while quotes note flexibility and risk in altering the lead strategy.
Occidental College alumni in the Long Beach area plan a reception and dinner to honor Dr. Richard C. Gilman and Mrs. Gilman aboard the S.8. Princess Louise at Terminal Island Berth 236 on Tuesday April 4. A no-host social at 6 45 p m precedes a 7 30 dinner. Reservations close March 29 via Mrs. Arthur H. Buell 1052 Amelia Drive.
Reciprocity day for the Federation of the Woman's Christian Union is scheduled Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the YWCA on Sixth Street and Pacific Avenue. Evelyn Mottweiler will speak on "Education of Our Youth." Anna Mae Webber will sing with Edith Keller on piano. Hostesses are Bess Crookham and Ruby Davis. Frances Schied and Okla Hahn handle decorations.
Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary plans a luncheon at the Salvation Army Temple in Long Beach. Margaret Rockwell will review a book about Booth Memorial Hospital titled The House of Tomorrow. Ann Seufert will sing.
Ruth M. Paulsen and John A. Lepick with Ruth Eliot Rie ger appear in a noted local gathering. Ronald Frank and John K. Winter join Nancy Shapiro and Bonnie Allen along with Miss Elizabeth Iredell and Messrs Thomas A. Ramsey and James L. Sullos in the event roster.
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