The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-08
WHIST
pIany usterestiss Teurnauseuts In Prsrress tn
Thts vleinity.

haNH NNhAAN6
The first game TO which women have been In
vited here was played at tho KnicKerbocker
Whist Club on wednesday night. JudRina
from the interest displayed, the experiment was
q great success, and the announcement that
such games would be held on the nrst Wednes-
day Of every month hereafter was hailed with
enthusiasm. Handsome prizes were presented
to those making the top scores, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A.. Smith OF Bayonne. who gos IL plus. N and 8.
and Mrs. 8. A. Lovejoy Of Brooklyn and Mr.. @.
D. Batyaud. who got o plus, K and w. Other
good scores were made by Mr.. and Mrs. e. t.
Baker. Miss E. Lovejoy and Mr.. Lauterbaoh,
Mrs. Porter and Mr.. Gordon. Mrs. G. r. Wat
son and Mr.. Bennett, Mr.. end Mrs. Thomson
OF Rutherford. Miss McNameo and Mr.. Hart.
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Foster.
In the Tuesday night compass game for
visitors the top score was made by DR.. c. 8. Cole
and B. J. Bachman, 9 plus, Il and w. Two
pairs tied for the top score, N and g namely,
Stiles and qilhooly and skinner and Floyd, both
The hhisS Of the pair tournament a. the Whist
On Thursday night Browning and Marauand
s %ad S. the t one ; sPios 8 so RRlIHsal hi II. i. ' 'Ssw sSsip? Is
still in first place for tricks. sSia; Mar9uand 10
imesp plus, and Maryland has made the top
score the greatest number OF times. ,-.-.
t%ournsments this week resulted as follows:
Long Island women's club.Mlss Mabel Wilton in
creased ere. a. her ..,, Lead ss I s Sy ss,,!pTS H., ~ R R1%iS; = ssr s WI T Mrs.
Wise getting 0 plus. Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Haw.
ifisS ana go ME- I plS aI. 3 and and 81 I In. PsnSi p and Mss Ms;
s sss;S SS S,sSss ia n TOP J :ssss x AWAIT. %sai :, By S,u M; 4
and 8. Mrs. r.. 7. Baker and Mr.. Rlipg got the top
'' %omsn as' Whist eCiISnie-weanesd.y morning game.
Mrs. Hannum and Mrs, plimpton made the top
: SCORE = = s and 4. e a R,u' w .Ss Daii' M hls'p %ec sSa snc Mrs. Mr..
Irish and Mrs. Harmon. both getting = plus. The next
guest night will BIO on Jan. IL.
The third round of tho Brooklyn interclub
tournament was played at the Carleton Club on
defeated the irvinss by 8 tricks. The teams
were:
lincoln cluo,R P Rowe, Cyrus stles, James
Union League Cube. E. Miller. z. A. Leslie. c. A.
Carleton ciub-M. J. Bailey. j. r. Tolar. H. B. Van
irving clnb.o. ". sImons. R. Rodriguez. walter
Ferris, and W.. B. Powell.
Tho Carletons and Union Leagues are now tied
for first place with two games won and one lost:
The Lineolns h \, Won on, and lost 3sst a game, Inc
In the Monday night game at the BrooSiyn
Whist Club the top score was made BY B;J.
Schwab aud Hatch got the top score. \ and Sc
plus. Other good scores were: Marckwaia ana
TTtlls9n; plus ana =; E HSMki Sad p IoseP 8; ne;s P{tss and ID
Miller. plus g.. There were eighty,four players
present.; In the "Wednesday night game iGr
made the Top score, sweeney and Kimball being
second. There seems to be no chance to catch
Taylor and Elwell. and the only struggle In this
tournament 10 for second place.
The results of this weeks games for the New
Jersey Statetrophy are as follows:
Nj. C. section-The Park Club Of Plainfeld de-
feated the Elizabeth Athlet tic Club by four tricks. Win
ming team: s. st. ]. McCutchen. s. Townsend. J.H:
Howell, and G. T. Rogers. The Elizabeth Chess and
whist Club defeated the New Jersey Athletic Chubby
nve tricks. Winning team: ?. c. Edison. @. A. Brown.
A I uannhil and DIR. ]. p. Roberts.
D., L. and W. Sectton-rhe North End Club OF New
ark defeated the Roseville Athletic Club by eight
tricks. winning team: c. +. Cameron. F.F. Eagles.
Z. A. Archer, and ]. Kendall Smith. The New Jersey
Whist Club defeated the Orange Whist Club by thir.
teen tricks. Winning team: T. E. Otis. II. =. Aymar.
N. Hirshneld. and J. N. Martinson.
Erie Section-Thc Ridgewood Club defeated the
Passaic Club by one trick. Winning team: l.. ].
Bruck, H. A. Dunbar, r. n. Winans, and H. II. Palmer.
The Passaic Gun Club defeated the Paterson
Tourists by nine tricks. Winning team: II. X.
Beatty, J. Fl. Hall. Walter Kip, and g. T.. Farm
ham.
Dan Stuart Ready TO Submit Articles to Fitr.
CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-Dan Stuart is In town and
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