Evening star., 1946-02-17

In the first five rounds of the
eight-game series of the Washington
Bridge League at the Hotel Shore.
ham, played the first and thirc
Wednesday nights of each month
Mrs. P. E. Henninger leads with ar
average of 1894 in the first division
w. r. Moore, with an average OF
1888. is ahead in the second division
Others with an average of more
than 5000. playing the first Wednes.
day night are: J. D. Boyd, Nine
Marie Boschan, w. S. Benedict, Mrs
Jack Bennett, Mrs. John Coffee, Col
Edward Clifford, Mrs. Margaret
Fisher. Mrs. Lucille Gibson, DR.. w
H. Gorton, Mrs. Paul E. Golden, Mrs
June Hodgkins, P. E. Henninger, Lee
Kershenbaum, Miss Paris Keener
Mrs. Breckenridge Long, Mrs. j. A
Long, DR.. c. G. Mcdonnell, DR.. N
j. McHugh, David Murray, J. Meg
Miller, Miss Mary Martin, Mrs. Sybil
Newlands, 1t. Comdr. J. J. Parish
Mrs. M. r. Reddy, Miller Roberts
Miss Mary Ruhl. Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Rossan, Mrs. Dora Schwartz
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Steinberg, Mrs
Alice Stephan, James Sourilas, j. G
Stone, Lewis Tubbs, Col and Mrs. H
j. Vandersluis, A. I. Westrich, Ralph
Webber, T. B. Westman and Mrs
Harold Young.
Third Wednesday night players
Mrs. Alma Byrnes, w. s. Benedict,
Nine. Marie Boschan, Mrs. Mary
Cross, Mrs. Rebecca Crane, Mrs. H
G. Campbell, Mrs. Ed. Cotter, Mrs
r. D. Du Bois, G. F. Dickerman, DR..
w. H. Gorton, Mrs. Mary Goodstein,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Henninger, Mrs,
June Hodkins, H. r. King, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kathan, Mrs. A. j.
Kauder, DR.. C. c. Mcdonnell, DR.. N.
J. McHugh, w. F. Million, Mrs. Sybil
Newlands, J. T. Onley, Mrs. Theresa
Pastel. 1t. Comdr. j. j. Parish, Mil
ler Roberts. Miss Mary Ruhl, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Rossan, Mrs. Louis
Salvatorel, Dr. and Mrs. A. J.
Steinberg. Mrs. Alice Stephan, Mrs.
w. F. Sunny, j. P. Snyder, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Sentner. Mrs. Ida Ter
rant, Ralph Webber, A. I. Westrich
Mrs. Harold Young and Mrs. Violet
thinner.
Four s25 bonds will go to the win
ners in the first and third Wednes-
day series-two to masters and two
to nonmasters. Lesser amounts will
be awarded in stamps to those hold
ing second and third places.
The league will hold a two-sessior
individual match on the Wednesday
meeting night in April. 1t will be
made up Of highest-average players
in each series-14 for the first Wed.
nesday players and IA for the second
Wednesday group. Master points
and $25 War Bond will go to the
winner of each series and $40 ir
War Stamps to the runnersup.
Winners in the January master.
point game of the league were:
Section, A, North and South-W
S. Benedict and j. r. Moore. first,
Mrs. Jack Bennett and Mrs. George
Kathan, second; Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard Rossan, third. East ano
West-Mrs. A. J. Steinberg and H
R. King, first; Mrs. Helen Palmer
and Gene Hermann, second. tied
with Mrs. H. G. Campbell and Ralph
Webber.
Section B, North and South-Mrs
Doris Vosberg and Mr.. A. F. O'Don-
nell, first; Miller Roberts and DR.
A. J. Steinberg, second, and George
F. Dickerman and j. T. Onley. third
East and West-Dr. w. H. Gortor
and DR.. N. j. McHugh, first; Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Kauder, second, anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Salvatorel third
r. E. Fleet) williams. who ratec
as an expert bridge player at the
National Press Club when he was
here as correspondent of the Raleigh
News and Observer, returned te
Washington last week and with Mrs
Chiles Coleman, also formerly o1
Raleigh, won first prize in Mrs
Dixie T. Wright's LIE Sale Studio
game on Monday night. Second
honors went to two soldier lads Just
discharged from the Army-Sergt
Eugene Flanagan and Corpl. Nor.
ton Nelson.
In the first February game of the
duplicate players at the Nationa
Press Club, the winners were Mr.
and Mrs. David Sentner. Mrs. H. G
Campbell and DR.. A. r. O'Donnel
were second, Mrs. Jean Henry anc
Mrs. Ida Terrant, third, and j. p
and j. M. Snyder, fourth. The prize
was the Victor Smith Cup, one oil
the major trophies of the club.