Evening star., 1949-10-02

score.
At the conclusion of the chess
Clubs Saturday quarterly series
on September "a, Director J. g..
Fletcher maintained his lead to
win the point award. DR.. J. G..
Wooley placing. Miller 8. Roberts
netted the Saturday Sullivan prize,
Mr.. Fletcher finishing second. Mrs.
T. E. Turner and Thomas Buford
led the Howell field in last Sat
urday's session.
Winning Is out Of ~ boards,
Charles johnson. Vic Zeve, Simon
Gerber and Edgar Perkins took an
early lead last Wednesday night in
the initial game Of the Washing
ton Bridge Leagues new 1949-1950
team of -four series. Twelve teams
entered.
In the two concurrent Mitchell
pair sections. DR.. and Mrs. A. j.
Steinberg. Mrs. Lester Gibson-Dr.
c. c. Mcdonnell CHS second win
of the day., Mrs. r. H. Skinner
w. M. Lingley and the Bernard
Rossons outscored their competi-
tors
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Washington Bridge League held
its initial luncheon meeting Of
the season last Saturday at the
Hotel Burlington. Plans were
made to hold the annual Schwartz
cup open pair charity benefit No
vember at the Burlington. In the
members only" duplicate follow
ing the luncheon. Mrs. Leila Hat
tersley-Mrs. Breckenridge Long
and Mrs. Robert A. Cruise-Mrs.
Charles Richter captured the
master points, Mrs. Rebekah An
derson-Mrs. Lena Browning and
Mrs. T. M. Boyle-Mrs. M. r.
Reddy netting half points in sec
ond position.
Congratulations to 1t. and Mrs.
Writ Walker for q flrst-t time
master point win. They topped
Howell contestants at the Poto-
mac Bridge Club on September %.
Maj. Harry Rudman and Capt.
Charles Smoke were second.
The same evening, two more
husband and wife combinations
were master point winners. The
George Kathans and the G. p.
Grahams shared top awards In
the Chess Club Mitchell. s. M.
Cohee-David Murray and the
Tubbs brothers, Lloyd and Lewis,
placed In this contest.
More master points to DR.. and
Mrs. A. J. Steinberg and Miller
Roberts,. G.. Stone for their
victory in the Federal Bridge
League monthly last Monday
night. Half points to r. E. Null
len-J. L. Roster and L. Fruitman-
J. J. Tallman.
Last Sunday night members of
the Regency Club temporarily
forsook rubber bridge for . fling
at duplicate. Mrs. Virginia Nc
Intyre-Ralph Spritzer led the
Howell field, Mrs. Irene Surguy-
Gene Hermann netting second
prize.
Weekly matinee regulars greeted
Mrs. D. E. Stephan last Wednes-
day afternoon with a real BIRTH
day party. In the 13-table
Mitchell which followed, Mrs.
Dora Schwartz and Charles Lyons
scored high MS. Mrs. Margaret
Fisher-Dr. c. c. Mcdonnell yield
ing the E-W top.
Bridge Calendar
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1900 New Hsmpshire avenue NV:
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Connecticut avenue NV, rating point,
TUEsDAY-Agricultur Club, 1855 Euclid
street NV; members meet At 7:46 for
important reorssni.a,;tton t.,;d session; rat.
Duplicate Club. master point game at
soans 'tSh Club, 'I ei4 .q s.esnteensh ii street
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master point games at 7:30 and pm,
THURsDAY.La salle Studio, master
at oset Go4don %atass rit1Dx Dm point chss1 4s GlgD
Potomac Bridge Club, rating point. At
rRfbAYMAriinTton Farms Duplicate Club
master point game lor Farms resi-
dents and guests at pm. Stephan
Studio, rating point game, 8 pm.
SATURDAY = Agriculture Club master
chsss ciaS rstins dfia soIa NW
Walsh Club. Twenty-second and P
streets NV, rating point. Pm.