Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

kenyon-Mf Ann ScruggS (N-S)
who topped Mrs. Dixie T. Wright
DR.. S. E Dalberg. and to Mrs.
William j Allen-Robert F. Bierley
tE-W), who nosed out Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Moe of Minneapolis
MINI, by half match point. The
preceding Friday night at the La
Sale the Noes shared second hon.
Eors with Clara Sternecker- David
Handel, losing to Mrs. j. G
Fletcher-H. Adler, a first time
partnership,
Mrs Elizabeth Count also fea-
tured a master-point match Wher
she reopened her studio last Tues
day night after several months
absence from the city. Mrs. Stan.
ley Beasley-Mrs. j. A. Dearins
were Ms winners, A. K. Darby.
George Robertson their runners,
up. E-W first honors ended in {
tie between Raymond Fetzner.
Davil Murray and Mrs. Ros,
Robins-Man Sobernheim.
! The Walsh Club, sponsored b,
| the District of Columbia Depart.
ment of Recreation, has won in
creasing favor with duplicate fam
in the past year. The SATURDAY
night series hit an all-time higf
last week with 80 pairs competing
for rating point awards. Winner.
were Mrs. J. G. Seabourne- e. r
Kenison and Jean Darling Rose.
mary Riordan.
At the Chess Club, also on Sat.
Iurday night. Mrs. Kathryn John.
son-Gary Arkoian shared Mitchell
victories with John. C. Kunkel.
James G. Stone, runnerup score!
credited to Mrs. T. NJ. Boyle-M Mrs
M. R. Reddy and 1t. Col. r. B
Carleton-M. E. Sheedy. Winner
| in the 14-table Mitchell at tn
Chess Club September 13 wer,
Paul Kalavski- George Lasisse ant
Mrs. M. L. Fisher-Robert Wilson
Mrs. j. G. Fletcher-J. G. Ston
and j. C. Kunkel-William Pois
SAINT Melted runnerup scores.
Tomorrow night the Fedora
Bridge League interrupts it
team -of-four series to divide tn,
September quota of master poin
awards in open-pair play. Las
Monday the foursome comprising
Mrs. G. P. Graham, Wilson Sat.
terfield. Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Som.
mer captured the session top BY
winning 1872 out of "a matches
! Andrews Air Force Base Off.
GERS Bridge Club varied it's week.,
duplicate schedule with handi
cap match last Tuesday. 1t. Col
and Mrs. D. D. Brodie were Ms
winners, trailed by 1t. and Mrs
Henry Narr. Mai. and Mrs, N. M
Burgner, who compiled identica
scores. Maj. Tom Breen-Franl
Donohue held winning E-W score
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Webb, sec
ond.
i For those who like to pursue tn
master point abroad, the Phila
delphia Whist Associatoin's annua
pair and team championships mex
Saturday and Sunday at tn
Bellevue Stratford in Philadelphia
will be a major attraction. Al
even bigger event is the 18th an
lnual Old Dominion classic at tn
John Marshall in Richmond, Va
October ST, long favorite witt
Washington tournament trotters.
i Washington was capably repre-
Sented in the New England fal
regionals. recently held at Scitu
ate, Mass. by the John C. Kunkel
! and 1t. Col. and Mrs. r. H. Skin
ner. AS a foursome they f1nishe,
third in the mixed-team event.
The D. c. Department of Recre
alton again offers a course of in
struction for bridge beginners
Glasses under the direction of Mrs
j. r. McGhee will be held ever,
Tuesday at pm. at the Roosevelt
High School. Thirteenth and Up
Ishur streets NV, starting Octo
Der 2. For further information
call Alexandria 4172.
Bridge CoIendor