Evening star., 1938-01-09
ridge Tables Deserted Country Club Women for Bovlng

other game than that OF chess, fea-
turing educational lectures, exhibits,
tournaments and activities that d.
rectly pertain to chess.
Members Of the Divan during 1897
totaled about ITS. They were:
W.: J: m. Abercrombie, Charles Abe1nethy.
Brand: Gen. Basil Bogoljubov. John Ber-
n Baum n Pssn sei. D nfGo1S GaEs. Ea
Brown. G. e. Bettinger. Charles genoit.
H. Il; a. Rruechert; william Burko. y. Co
Nicolai cikovsky: Guy K. Camden. John
c1hyzsfSky. c1Ecz, A; ). cclliske; Albert cohn.
oSS sSnnT fSSfa basn
EsEin: Frank Evans. j. &. FaiSehild and nd
Robert Feeney.
rf1l FIsl1,er S,sp, Ssp5se FuTzer Mrs. Ida
pr, NJ. Fitzgerald: a. W. Fleming. M "fsah, Doris
Fisher; Fisher; v rosl + Gleason Capt I.i,.s e G.
Ernest F. Hodgdon James P. Huss. Simon
Hammeri Haad.Isna Eva S Hardy H Hartmann. 3.
j; F. Humer W H. Hoppman. Ramsey ss;
AarrI sen RcBsrd sth + JUhnsGn Heinz
3 jones. Mrs. Vivian Jefiers Mrs H. E.
kittredge, Mrs. Marion Keenan,. Alexan-
Hsa Ger konpuch. Louis KEam; Earle z. Kun
and Henry Lybrand. 40
, Lewis R; Lang, A.. A. Lansilehto, J. W
Inda Phiiin aTo Larsqn e Shd Rabbi Loeb, Joseph
ard Mlnkofr. R. S. MacCready Paul Miller,
Robert MacWilliams. Robert I. Martens
G6nrad " Morton; Mrs. Mabel E. Nc
MouldeH. Prof. Paul Miller, A Mcguire
SImon ha1s y NaldeI p,,I. Mary Owen William oNeale.
hhiss hoWard M. Patterson A. L. Pierce, F. W.
RaRer; Kan ReHn9ids 1a9id L. ,Flsig Rieharss e
Rhodes. Edward B. Russell, j, A. Ripley.
sear,d ssa Keislnger. u, VINCENT Saporito, Henry
spcknai! joseph isaifas scrbante Msi Maud feaEi =
sewall; J: NJ; skefinston. Francis stoeser-
Earl Hamilton smfth John SIemsn
ABE Seldenberg. A. H. Smith, Samuel j.
Jease Jmith sroEi, G e syphers sia Mrs F. shepsrd
and Evan H. Tucker
T,stsr 9u.tman u uTt.I THOMPSON, Samuel W.
knp' faI eonrad WiIlnieh. Norval P. Wissin-
j. C. Weiis Alfred " WHY WhIitakep MeFnsf Herberi pr
= Whltten: Mary WEIGH, Cha rles J. Wade
e.. Easar Easl MaI Wemple n Robert D. Walker
N. McFarlane.
Under the 1888 Divan Constitution
all the 1887 members are termed char
ter members and although many of
them are not actively affiliated with
the Dlvan at present, they may reaffil-
late at any time without paying any
initiation fees whatsoever during the
current year.
The official meeting night of the
Divan for the next six months is We'd
nesday at 8 o'clock The Board of
Directors will convene the last Wednes-
day in each month at pm. to plan
subsequent activities.
Visitors are welcome to attend anv
of the meetings of the Divan. which
are held always at the Social Chess
Lounge. Parkside Hotel. 1886 I street
NV. The cover charge for localities
is so cents, transients Is cents. men,
bership-at-large for one month is
sl.50, plus the Divan initiation fee
Of ST..
1t cannot be over-emphasized
that the Divan is educational
and non-profit, interested in
promoting an exclusive social
chess club"
The Social Chess Lounge is owned
privately and operated on q strictly
non-profit basis as the official head :
quarters Of the Divan. Interhigh
Chess Association. Metropolitan Chess
Association, and the national home of
the American Foundation for Social
Chess Education.
Any chess group in the District may
use the facilities of the Chess Lounge
by special arrangement, selecting any
night other than Wednesday or
Thursday
All moneys received for the use Of