New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
WHIST HONORS FOR EAST
Mrs. c. S. Waterhouse, of Boston,
NO50 Women's Cham pion.


whist championship Of the United States has come
East. 1t yesterday in the associate mem
bers' trophy contest by Mrs c. 5. Waterhouse play
Ing with F. p. Whitney. both OF whom are mem
bers of Boston clubs Mrs. WAREHOUSES; score was
1920 Mrs. Gertrude r. O'Brien. Of Detroit play
ing with ]. A. Smith. OF Rochester was only one
fifth OF trick behind them. with score Of 215-2O
The defeat Of Mrs. O'Brien due 10 a very I'M
usual play on the part Of one of her opponents.
who led from short suit in diamonds and gained
three tricks on the hand.
The defeat OF Miss Bessie Allen. of Milwaukee,
the present holder of the championship, caused
general surprise. Miss Allen who was playing
with A P. Burnham. of New-York. was in the lead
at the close Of the first round but dropped to nth
place In the final round
Cito Hatch and DR.. Carter S Cole representing
the New-York Whist Club. were in the lead at the
close OF the nrst round for the Minneapolis trophy
for club pairs In the first half Of the semi finals
HaSeHs"9qu w INST Club, OF Chicago, by six tricks
and the Horlick, of Racine. Wis. took the same
score from the Mercantile Library Whist Club of
i 6"st &, The two teams which will compete in
'H f1 n t WY be chosen to-day
PHX the Northwestern Association is in the lead
ond. If The Ravenswood Whist succeeds in Whining
IT'S game from the Northwestern to-day the two
was postponed as the chicago f es Dph IS 6so pa
ing 81, IN the Hamilton trophy contest.
Ihe business meeting Will be held this morning
and officers wiz be elected The report Of the noni-
Three minor changes in the rules will be recon-
m by the committee on laws. The first is
rule now makes subject to call cards which have
partner TRey will 'f he tn sa can be seen by the
which have been visible the partner or to both
I Is to prevent revoking in duplicate games Under
Ihe RUE as amended 1t will be allowed at any time
when a player refuses suit to ask him If has no
more third change involves the penalties for
The committee nominations held a meeting
Yesterday afternoon and unanimously recommend
officers and directors OF the association for the
vice-presdent. John Eberhard Faber New-York;
recording secretary. Henry T. Fry. Chicago; cor
responding SeeIetaTy Clarence w Vail, Brooklyn;
treasurer, F. c. Thwaite. Milwaukee; directors to
serve serve FOR three years. j. W Dusenbury Pennsyl
Smith Maryland; i. P, Martin, Illinois; f. "
place Of j y Porter. resigred ], H, smith. New
The scores follow:
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS TROPHY.
Final ma 26 Fo Nd. g 5 WatsT4ogse and F whitney
20; Mrs. B b Garland and A A smith, 10 20;
9 schmidt and He 2 Snow w. 5 asn Ts BESSIE 10 Alien S an
4awa n6as @ Mrs Dale AND yoRa 6 9nd
R Ras stII and Nan Wl+a and . Vail . i2o' Mrs
MINNEAPOLIS TROPHY
sd H' % 6d25 %b WIS . Mccoy s and Beverly
BoTG So dq am0" 5vc j. H snd Paul S
ecer and n Wsr5 ~ amf5SaF Whist I
COOPER COOPER anna and p T ,If GqSF To- 10 a{5s PaF
ana N MS an II MIlG"a a q go Albany Chess
Ashevine whist j Bear a and snow Rea- SEQ
: 80 Minneapolis Whist. F NJ Barnard and W. 5,
Hale III, 9-lo Fsstiiqe Boston n craustsin
amb and waqd B Mfa' RPgo S a R9s5Sn
Mhst Charles x Harrison and p W Davidson ! $40:
The Whist Cub q NeH-y9Tk co Hatch and Carter
Smith % 80 Iaczawanna. F. A Hntermister T.
4 Blrnha SO Pennsy vanla wh fla' br H. ana
PRoG~~ssIvE PAIRS.
Afternoon T. North and south)-Ceorgs
T. watson 3 u.
Fletcher and Mrs Oscar Woodward = 5-11: ". W.
and Mrs. worcester, - Ill; G H, benjamin. E ..
ins2n e1I: Mrs E. T Baker and Mrs j " Green
Beais and Mrs BealS - Gi1 M Mrs irene Fl Toll
W F. Rounds g III Winners-Mrs E. T Baker and
Aiesa4e a5I1 Fuller Eugene IIssley
4Si Miss eiss Allen and E Saa 1 FaRFey
CoIburn and Mrs coiburn ell Miss Gordie and Mrs.
-65-u; P. Gordie and J. 5 Norris : 5-11; Mrs
ana Mrs. am W Munddy |5 Eli wnndrsLw. ! J. e Con-
PAS o aP4 %4s " E.! s Tsog TE ana
tam Thomson. 5 ; II: E Phelps and Mrs J. Barker.
thompson nua and ' NJ " Henias sit Ms W II Bar
and Earnest Merton. u 81: Mrs \ f o,Brien and
Mo- na""3 Nj Mss M N HG s6 and vs.
section CEqst and wsest} y II L Kent and
S 3 II: Mrs g Z. Taylor and Mrs. G. T GARRISON
II s-il: Mrs J. Smith and g T Williams. i sill:
Mrs IIntweiler and W. IT. NcANister. g S-f1: Z. r
Dana and - Z. Bacon 5 S-I1: Mrs .. l. Waterhouse
and II Barney. i sill; J. = Mcdonald and Mrs c.
T Wh!usr. % 81: G L Burton and W. Z. Brown.
. sill Mrs. Garland and Mrs. Perkins. i Sill Mrs
II. IL Campbell and II. h Newman. 20 all Tie-Nrs.
J. IT. Yates and II. A Smith. L Z Dana and @ l.
Bacon
and \. I. Robinson. II 5-T. Mrs Tyler and Mrs
Van Etteu. 1851: Cornell Dunlap and Charles NJ
Phelps. i Gil. Mrs F Keith Taylor and r 4 Bags.
L25-U: Mrs l. Watson ara Miss Dale. 3 5-11; Cap
tain W. F Wharton and Mrs. Wharton = 5-i1: c. ".
Vail Mrs Vail. II III; Mrs. X. NJ schmidt and
Mrs Cochrane. i ell: Waterbury and Mrs. Reed
- ell: Mrs T. W. Johnson and Miss l. V. Day,
tO5-lI Mrs r p Mouton and Mrs George A Brooke.
p ell Winners-Captain W. r. Wharton and Mrs.
Wharton
Section C EAST ana Westl-I- N Wadsworth and r A
Packard. 81: A Henderson and V. p Hendricks.
-C5-11; A Z Waldradt and r r Mabie. 3 Sill; Mrs
and Henry T Fly. ? 6 IL; F. A Osborn
and Mrs r. f Wallace. -O5-1i; r y Cutler and Will
lam Caster. 20 5-11; Mrs r. p. Dickinson and W. E
Watkins. 81; Mrs F Batchelder and Mrs Joseph
Wiimer u I'll; William Thomson and w p. Fogel
5 ell; Miss I. Knowles and Mrs B Drake % ell;
Mrs r ] Russell and Mrs F p. DyeS i Gil. Win
uers-A z Waldradt and r r. Maeie.
Top scores in the evening games were as follows:
Section A-North South; Mrs. F ?. Over and Mrs.
O. r. Thompson. 6 s-13 East and West: Mr. and Mrs
T. r Whittier 5-13
section F-North South: L. R Newbury and n J.
Hatch. 3-l2- East and Vest f. D. Thompson and ].
Z. Moore. Is 9-12