The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05
CHESS FOR PLAYER,
LOVER AND STUDENT
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MARSHALL Dined and Wined to
speed Him on His Way
/ to st. Petersburg.
|RJCE CHESS CLUB MOVES
Vow Back in Its Old Home at
Cafe Bohcme-New Body
Formed in Harlem.
RICE CHESS CLUB MOVES

f,,e annual dinner, the thirty seventh of
,,e xries held by the members of the
Manhattan chess Club at the Brevoort
pm,s. yesterday week. was one OF the
r,st successful ones of the series There
,se nearly one hundred inaJubers and
,,lsnds M attendance and the chairman OF
N, dinner committee, DR., NJ NJ. Miller.
ras successful in securing after dinner
rsser who together with Tosstmaster
T,lter ]. Rosenstein made the function
most enjoyable one. Among those
,,.sent were President Aristides Martinez.
p-of isaac l.. Rice. Lazaroyitch Hrebel-
anoych. Prince " Servia. Phelix Il.
Sahn. Or. Charles J. Pick. William VI. De
yl,eer, uerbe,t Il. Limburg. Frank j.
MARSHALL. j. Moore Hanham. DIR. Louis
cohn J. Halpern. Henry Halpern. Leon
,-d d Meyer. Arthur $. Meyer. Sidney
Rosenfeld Hudson Maxim. Edward T..
Sosson. Edwards Davis. Leon Rosen and
| Julius Finn
The dinner served az farewell func-
sou 10 the United States champion.
rrapk J. Marshall. and as may well be
mpee,ed. most OF the after dinner speak
~ made Marsnalrs departure for st.
| petersburg. where he will play as the
representative OF the Manhattan Chess
club and the United States In an interna-
,iopaI tournament 10. be begun on April, 20.
ne leitmotif OF their speeches.
Hudson Maxim gave u very Interesting
discourse on the cradle of mankind and
chess. ana incidentally spoke about his
rev game, tho game Of war. which -
played on board with one hundred
SQUARES ard forty pieces. Prince Hre-
oellanovich spoke about diplomacy IN
chess, while William NJ. De Wiser recited
a poem, which might lie considered a Sc
cuence 10 Casey at the Bat" inasmuch
= in Il a story Is told OF how Casey
saved his side twenty years after the
ius he was struck out In that famous
Gor,.
In his farewell performance at the
Manhattan Chess club Marshall won
twenty-five gaines IN simultaneous eN-
hIb.,ion, lost thro. 10 NJ. L. Ellison. NJ
J KEYS and H. l.. L.adi. drawint five
with J. McNcany. =. l.. Gluck, II. II
.,lm0ury. r. Erjel and +. Daluini. on the
auie evening Julius Finn played six
games hllndfolded and simultaneously.
winning four and drawing two with Mrs.
{. L. NiNdorf and AIan q. Lynn.
IT, contemplated match for til,
wrY-rs championship 81 IN. United
states between Mrs =. r. NiNdorff and
the present holder OF the title. Mrs :.
Z Burgess - St Louis. has been pos.
poned Indefinitely at the request OF thu
after
The Cuban champion. j. r. Capa-
.anca. = engaged at present IN playing a
s,'e match With Or. =. Tartakower ia
Vienna. The fprTner won the hrst game.
o. TUESDAY the Rice Chess Club ne-
moved from Harlem 10 It's old headQusr-
;srs az the Cafe Bohenc. formerly the
Tsfe Boulevard. 1876 Second avenue. Ii
5 expected thar the clue again viii Re
prosperous ~ the old stand. and when
re place was visited yesterday afternoon
\ Rad The appearance of old times. the
members feeling comfortable in the larg2
Ard spacious room, which was newly dec
Grated
~ The headquarters in Harlem. 20,
Lenox avenue. coterle Of Harlem chess
PLAYERS held meeting last night and de-
TO call the New York Chess Club T.
ra'ed by the ma IA cement that nearly
s1t' chess players decided 10 Join the
rev organization.
MARSHAL i-f; this city FOR 81. Peters
burg via HuVre or tho steamship /.
P-oyenoo last Wednesday.
Appended are scores Of the thir, and
Fourth games from me recent TeIchmann-
spleimhuu chess match: