Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24

Washington Bridge Leagues Wom-
ems Auxiliary are expected to turn
out next Saturday for the first
individual match sponsored by
that group. A handsome gold cup
has been put in play by Howard
G. Campbell in honor of his wife,
retiring president of the auxiliary.
Like the Bennett cup (honoring
Mrs. Jack Bennett. president in
1945-1946). awarded each spring
to the winners Of the pair title
match, the Campbell cup now be-
comes the symbol of victory in
the annual fall individual cham
pionship.
Mrs. Paul Golden, newly elected
president, has called business
meeting for 1880 next Saturday
at the Hotel Burlington. Luncheon
follows, then the individual match.
Advance reservations must be
made through one Of the hos
tesses: Mrs. Gregg Gusts, WO.
1894; Mrs. Maurice Reddy. EN-.
4497; Mrs. j. G. Seabourne, AID.
4578. Paul Golden will direct the
play.
Fourteen Washington Bridge
Leaguers upped their master point
totals Wednesday in the leagues
semimonthly nationally awarded
contest. Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Lyon distinguished themselves
with a 10 per cent game, taking
top honors Ms in section A. Mrs.
w. H. Gorton-C. E. Thompson
leading their E-W opponents.
In section B, Mrs. Marianne
Boschan-Dr. w. s. Benedict and
Gary Arkoian-Paul Kalavski fin
ished first. Mrs. Ann Scruggs-
Charles Peterson and Mrs. Walter
OLoughlin-Dr. w. H. Gorton Sec
ond. while in section c. Mrs. Edna
Evans-Larry Reynolds and Miller
Robertson. E. M. Short tied to
win a point apiece in E-W direc-
ton.
Next Wednesday, WBL members
begin their annual 10-game team
series. The foursome contests
will continue on the fourth and Tor
fifth Wednesday through April Is.
1851. According to Director Paul
Golden, 1t will be necessary to
play in six of the 10 games to be
eligible for prizes.
BY the narrow margin Of four
tenths of a match point, Laura
Hunter and Lloyd Tubbs became
the, Chess Clubs new mixed pair
champions after two sessions of
hotly contested play last Sum-
day.
Far ahead in the afternoon ses-
sion Mrs. Florence Millspaugh
and 1t. Col. r. B. Carleton drop
ped to second place overall, but
their combined score edged into
third position the defenders. Mrs.
Margaret L. Fisher and James G.
Stone, who topped the night ses-
sion with a 711a% game.
A near record crowd at Airing
ton Farms Duplicate Clubs first
master point contest Of the season
necessitated Mitchell play in two
sections. Winners were Mrs.
Mary Phillips Michael Whitman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Moore,
Mrs. w. ]. Tidball-Mrs. Ida Ter
rant and the E. r. Shepards.
with 1t. Col. r. B. Carleton Joel
Cohen of Baltimore, 1t. Col. and
Mrs. D. D. Brodie, Maj. and Mrs.
r. r. O'Brien and Mrs. Bess
holland Maj. Tom Muller finish
ing in runnerup spots.
On Saturday afternoon Stephan
Studio regulars divided their
September quota of national
awards, Mrs. Walter O'Loughlin-
Mrs. Dora Schwartz tying with
Mrs. Freda Bentley-Lew Levenson
for the MS top. Mrs. Marianne
Boschan-Charles Lyon claiming
the win E-W. D. j. Harris and
w. M. Lingley won haH points in
the latter direction.
At the La Sale Studio master
point match last Monday. Mitchell
contestants bowed to Mrs. Mary
Phillips-Mrs. Mary Goodstein and
Mrs. Margaret L. Fisher George