Evening star., 1951-12-02

fans is the charity game for bene-
fit Of the Damon Runyon Me-
mortal Fund for Cancer Research
The Washington Bridge League
match, one of a series this month
by the rs units of the American
Contract Bridge League, takes
place Sunday, December 16, al
the Shoreham Hotel.
Proceeds of the game. a two
session open-pair match at l and
7 pm, will be turned over to
the fund in fulfillment of the
ACBL's new charity program.
Tickets are being mailed to
each of the $50 WBL members.
Others interested in attending the
match may obtain additional
tickets by calling the chairman,
Mrs. Margaret L. Fisher, Adams
1860. Other committee members
are Mrs. Marianne Broschan, Mrs.
E. A. st. John, Paul Golden,
Charles Richter, James G. Stone,
Lewis G. Tubbs, 1t. Col. H. A.
Walker and Vic D. Zeve.
In last Wednesdays final ses-
sion of the Washington Bridge
Leagues first knockout team Of
four match, Kathleen McNutt.
Henry Rau. 1t. Col. and Mrs. D.
D. Brodie ran up a 480-point ad-
vantage to clinch the series. Gary
Arkoian, Wallace Ashby, Ray Fetz-
ner and David Murray remain the
runnerup team. Next knockout
team series starts December 26.
In the three concurrent Mitchell
contests. Mark Lake-Dr. E. M.
Short. DR.. and Mrs. M. H. Stoler,
Lewis and Lloyd Tubbs. Nettie and
Wade Naron, Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton
Brylawski. Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Kunkel won top scores. In second
spots were Mrs. C. w. thinner
w. M. Lingley. Galei Allen-John
ID. Holman. Mrs. j. r. Belt-Mrs.
Jack Bennett (the latter leaves
tomorrow for Adds Abbaba. Ethi-
opia. where her husband is sta
toned. Mrs. Robert Dubois Mrs.
T. E. Turner, Mrs. FTeda Bentley
Lew LevenSon, and Mrs. Kath-
ryn Johnson Maj. Roy c. Kyuer.
WBL members are advised to
report to the Congressional Room
on the main floor of the Willard
Hotel for next Wednesdays con-
test. Members are also asked to
be prepared to contribute to the
Christmas fund being raised by
the Women's Auxiliary to help the
needy folks at Blue Plains.
In the first of three individual
average contests for the WBL's
1872 season, David Murray
with .5723 percentage topped the
"a" group (players holding rs or
more master points,. Mrs. Freda
Bentley was second. .57o2. and
Lew Levenson third. .5688. In the
"B" group t26-75 master points
Fred George was the leader with
.5533. DR.. 3. NJ. Short. .5416, and
Rush Buckley. 1887. rated place
and show awards Mrs. Anna
Kaplan, .5623, headed the O.
group dess than rs points, fol-
lowed by Mrs. Israel Cohen. SAB,
and Mrs. Margaret Rucker. .539I
Attendance records toppled at
the Walsh Club last Saturday
when "a pairs competed in the
monthly master point game. Sec
ton "a" winners were Mrs. Lessie
Terry-Louis Fruitman and the
Raymond j. Fetzners Gust back
from their honeymoon. Run
nersup were Edythe Decker-Mrs
Lilya Cook, E.. A. Ward-H. j,
Stillwell. In Section 3D." Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Wrigley and DR..
Emily Grewe-Joseph M. Day were
top. Norris Herkimian-R. E.
Zachary and Mrs. A. P. Barsis-
Paul Keezel placing.
On Saturday afternoon. men,
bers of the WBL Women's Auxili-
ary followed the semimonthly
business luncheon meeting with
competition for the November
master point quota. Winners in
the "a" field were Mrs. ]. r. Belt
Mrs. E. R. Shepard and Clara
Sternacher-Dr. Emily Grewe, with
second best scores credited to Mrs.
A. J. Steinberg-Mrs. Rose Robins
and Mrs. r. r. O'Brien-Mrs.
Charles Richter. Section "B" re-
suits showed Mrs. Alice Robinson
Mrs. Dora Schwartz, Mrs. Mary
Goodstein-Mrs. Howard Surkin
first and Mrs. Alfred Barnard
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