Evening star., 1940-05-05

NOtn were oeSlgnaCeQ a3 members
been in play since 1888. It was first
won by the Phychems, q team repre-
senting the National Bureau Of
Standards. 1t was next won by the
Aliens, team from the Once Of the
Alien Property Custodian. Others
to win 1t were the Execs in 1885, the
District Government team In 1896,
the Execs again In 1887. the Arling-
ton team In 1888 and 1899 and the
Rajahs in 1910.
Section B season winners were the
Federal Reserves, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
McPhinney, J. r. Van Fossen and
E. Denbitz. Section G winners were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Tubbs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Astleford.
In the pair game Tuesday night,
first Of the summer season events.
there were two sections The win
ners were, North and South, Karl
Greene and Joseph Silverman, first
with a score Of 81 points; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Gardner, second, 96A,'
and DR.. and Mrs. Steinberg, third,
80; East and West, Rush Buckley
and Adolph Aukshun. first, 1873:
Frank B. Lord and Mrs. Katherine
]. Fenton. second, 10l1a, and A. I.
Westrich and H. r. King, third, IS.
In the second section the North
and South winners were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Frisbie, first, l03: Mrs.
Lena Browning and Mrs. j. q. Cor
don. second, 100. and Miss Maize
Buie and Carle Turner, third, o5.
A spirited contest Is expected in
the game to be held next Saturday
night at the George Mason Hotel
In Alexandra. The winners will
have an opportunity to enjoy q holi-
day outing with ocean breezes and
surf bathing at Virginia Beach on
May 80. for the capital prize will
be q free trip to the Virginia resort,
free hotel accommodate tions and free
entry into the games Of the Cavalier
tournament. At first 1t was in
tended only for master point play
ers. but the bars have been let
down so that all players In WASH
tngton and vicinity may participate
regardless of their rating. The sue
cessful team will ofhcially represent
the Capital in the tournament,
although 1t is expected to draw a
large number Of other players from
Washington. The Alexandria match
will be under the direction Of Paul
e. Golden Of the Washington Bridge
League and the Federal Bridge
League.
The series Of games at the Roose-
welt Hotel for the Newspaper Cup
was concluded last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Davern having
top score. In addition to the prize
they also won the right Of free
entry into either the mems or the
women's pair game at the Annapolis
tournament. The runners-up were
Morris Portugal and Edgar L. Shef-
field. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore B.
Beck gained the same free entry
privilege at Annapolis for winning
q series Of games in the Railroad
Association Bridge Club. Runners
up were Miss Marie Charlton and
william Siecrest who also are
entitled to certain credits they will
be able to cash In at the Annapolis
tournament. A new series with
similar awards Is to start at once
Beginning tonight, the Cheeks
Studio, 2610 r street NV, will con-
duct a series Of games in which
auction" bidding will be featured
The play will be the usual contract
method, but contestants will be per-
mitted to bid on the prospective
winners. or those whom they believe
will be winners.
Among last weeks leaders were
the following:
Mrs. Dixie 7. wright's La Sale Studio
shepa:d, nrst; Mrs. wrisht and Z. B. Clark
Hne soiineer. i third. Thursd.y. MIS-. Mrs. H G. chi.
NOR and Mrs. Wright, hrst: Mrs. Z. B
Frank and Mrs: Alice Wilson. second: Mrs
third. ''0''" ana MIS- A'''' M PACKARD
American Association Of University
| Women-Mr. and Mrs Rufino Ramos. hrSt
Miss Doris Rothwel and Mrs. jamie Mason,
| second; Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Graham
| third.
Roosevelt Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Davern. nrst; Edgar L. Shemeld and Will:
liam Cheeks, second; Herman Kraut and
Oscar Baum, jr.. third.
Railroad Board Association Bridge Club
Mrs. Laura May Jones and William
Siecrest, nrst: Mr.. and Mrs W. ], Blue
second; John A. Williams and William H
Mr., D. T. STEPHAN; studi9MTussa.S a:I. day
NJ, Anne g Grimes, n5st IT,; MAJ; Az
second; William Peterson and Mrs. Elrth
soSce W Eo.t fst Mrs. sssI
Mrs. J. A: Long and Mrs. Katherine Cotter
third. Wednesday. Mrs. J. A. Long and
John Donnelly. Arst Mrs. r: D. Sheldon
and Mrs. John Coffee. second: Mrs. Dora
Schwartz and Mrs Mildred Rosson. third
Friday. Mrs. Steinberg and Louis Newman,
| nrst; Mrs Boyce and DR. Stetnberg, second;
| Mrs. Catharine Tidball and Col. T. B,
gray. third; Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
M. Bolingsr. SECOND; A. M. Shepard and
Mr.. Donnelley, third.
Washinston Whist Club-Dr connolly and
| Mrs. John conee, second; Dr. steinbers
and Louis Newman, third.