Evening star., 1950-10-29

Mrs. d. u. Brodle winning E-W.
Bess Noland-Maj. Tom Muller
shared second awards with Maj.
Arnold Hull Thomas Lafley. An
dreWs holds its first annual in
dividual title match next Tuesday,
restricted to club members.
Last Tuesday night Cavendish
regulars competed for that clubs
October quota of national awards,
1R master points going to Mrs.
H. c. White and T. r. Sullivent,
the latter a visitor from Dallas,
Tex. Mrs. Mary Goodstein and
Mrs. Rose Robins were second.
In addition, these duos receive
10 and 7 credits, respectively, to-
ward the handsome Cavendish
trophy which will be awarded at
the end of six months to the
player winning the highest total
of credits in the weekly Tuesday
duplicates.
Fred L. Karpin, local life master
and author of the popular Point
Count System of Bidding in Con-
tract Bridge" begins the first of
siX-Week series of lectures and
supervised play at the club head
quarters. 1921 K street NV, open
to the public. For additional
information, call MA. 1850.
Julian Gilmour, director of the
Regency Club, announces that no
game will be held there tonight,
deferring to the charity match.
Mrs. E. P. Cotter and Richard
Freeman topped Howell competi-
tors for Regency's weekly dupli-
cate awards last Sunday, runner
up honors going to Mrs. Virginia
Mcintyre and Martin May. Frank
Harrold-Robert Jordan were the
winners a week earlier, with Mrs.
Jennie Bryant-Mrs. Jean Ellis
in second position.
Mrs. Donald Ryan. former
Washingtonian now living in
Binghamton, N. Y. and daughter
of Mrs. Marian S. Barre, we'll
known local bridge teacher, scored
her first major tournament vic
tory last week in Binghamton
when she paired with DR.. Charles
Marshall, also of that city, to win
the annual Triple Cities mixed
pair title. Meanwhile, in Norfolk,
Va, Charles Lovenberg David
Murray took fourth honors in the
Norfolk masters annual open.
Rating point games received
their share of attention last week.
At the Chess Club on October 10,
Mrs. j. G. Fletcher's win with
James G. Stone gives her COM
Portable lead in the current race
for the women's plaque award.
S. NJ. Cohee-George Dickerman
topped the opposing field. Win
ners at the same club on Satur-
day were Mrs. Stanley Beasley-
j. D. Boyd and Mrs. Alma Byrne-
DR.. N. A. Brigham.
The Walsh Clubs weekly dupli-
cate was won by Mrs. M. L.
Rinker- Manfred Sobernheim and
Col. j. G. Seabourne-E. A. Ward,
and on Sunday husband-wife
combinations took first honors at
F. Arthur Walker Club. They
were the r. w. Byrnses and Maj.
and Mrs. r. r. O'Brien.
| On Monday winners of the La
Sale Studios Howell were Mrs.
j. A. Dearing Erwin Kenison, sec
onds to Mrs. Ann Scruggs-Lt. Col.
R. B. Carlton. A night later Mrs.
George Kathan-Mrs. H. r. Young
scored Howell victory at the
Count Club with a "a per cent
game, Mrs. j. G.. Fletcher-Paul
Finch placing.
Bridge CeIendor
burlington. 1870 Vermont; open pair
charity game. ! and r.
TOhiORROW-Fedea Bridge League.
1900 New Hampshire; open pair master
point, 8. La Sale Studio. Io2S Con-
necticut: open rating point. g.
Observation-Disclosures Club. 1921 K; lee
ture and supervised play, | 80; rating
point. $. Agriculture Club, 1855 Euclid
open rating point. 7:45. Andrews Air
Force Base Ofncers' Bridge Club, indi-
vidual championship, 7:45 Count Club
I6i4 Seventeenth; open rating point. s
WEDNESDAY-Steph Studio 1855
Euclid; open rating point, !. Washing
tin Bridge League Hotel Roosevelt;
open master point 7:45.
THURsDAY-Chess- Club. Hotel Gordon;
FRIDAY--Arlington Farms Club. 1911
North Quincy, Arlington: rating point
8. Fairlington-Par Club, 314T
South Stafford, Fairlington; open rating
point, S15 call Temple 1880 for reser-
vations. Stephan Studio. open rating
point g.
SATURDAY-Agricultu Club. open mas
ter point. /. Chess Club. rating point.
7:45. Walsh Club, Twenty second and