Evening star., 1951-07-22

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Belt-Mrs. T. M. Boyle. J. Lane
jr.-J. A. Schermerhord won E-W
Louis Fruitman Phil Garland
second. Lew Levenson Martil
May, Lewis and Lloyd Tubbs Wer'
leaders in Section B, George Dick
man Miller Roberts placing, E-W
Ms second spot ended in a til
between Eva Barsis-J. L. Koste.
and Mrs. Rose Robins-Dr. lie Roy
Robins. Highest percentage in th'
entire field went to the Levenson'
May duo.
/ Andrews Air Force Base Officers
Bridge Club held it's July master
point match last Tuesday. Win
ners were Maj. Howard johnson.
Capt. Ralph Altman and Capt. w
P. CaStle-Capt. William Wood
worth. Finishing second were 1t
Col. and Mrs. D. D. Brodie anc
Maj. and Mrs. Carl Armbrust.
/ At the La Sale Studio on Mon.
day night. Frieda Kenyon-W. r
Garret topped the Ms field, fol-
lowed by Mrs. Ann Scruggs-Lt
Col. H. A, Walker, while Mrs
Mary Phillips Erwin M. Kenisor
led H. Berman-M. Meyers by hall
a match point to win E-W honors
Mrs. Dixie T. Wright, studio di-
rector, has advanced the session
for July 80 to next Tuesday eve
ming.
On Sunday night 1t. Col. and
Mrs. D. D. Brodie and Mrs. Mar
tin Costello-Julian Searles won the
master points at the F. Arthur
Walker Clubs July contest. Halt
points to Kathleen McNutt- Mrs
M. l.. Fisher and Mrs. Paul Bias
Mrs. D. j. Harris. Next
game for this club is set for Au-
gust 10.
Mrs. Miriam Holmes Francis
Drake overwhelmed E-W contest
ants at the Chess Club on Satur-
day night. David Murray, paired
with A. x. Darby, won his second
master point of the day in Ms
position in the same match. Har-
dee Allen-Don Dowling and George
'Dickerman-Dr. Jerald G. Wooley
took second honorS.
The WBL Women's Auxiliary
divided its July quota of master
point awards in open pair play
last Saturday afternoon at the
Stephan Studio. Mrs. j. D. Boyd
Mrs. T. E. Turner shared Mitchell
top honors with David Murray
James G. Stone. In runnerup spots
were Mrs. Mary Phillips-Mrs. Les
sic j. Terry and Frieda Kenyon
Mrs. j. A. Weber.
Friday the 18th spelled good
luck for Wallace Ashby- Gary
Arkoian who tied with Charles
ILyon-Walter O'Loughlin for E-W
top score at the Stephan Studio.
Ms winners by big margin were
Mrs. Freda Bentley-Lew Levenson
with Mrs. Dora Schwartz Mrs. c.
w. thinner the runnersup. Last
game for the summer at the 1855
Euclid street bridge rendezvous
was held yesterday. Mrs. D. E.
Stephan. director, leaves today
for a two-months tour through
Europe. She plans to reopen late
in September.
Penthouse Bridge League for
Federal Security Administration
personnel. celebrated its second
anniversary on July II. Mrs.
Lucy McConchie-Joe Stillwell won
Ms first prize with a SO per cent
game, far ahead Of runnersup
Harve Mobley-John Raber. In
E-W position Grace Hosking-
Lane Newberry were first, Jim
Hughes-Gene Kaufman second.
At the Chess Club the same
evening, the Bryns brothers. F. E.
and r. w.. topped the Howell
field, Frieda Kenyon-R. w. Gar
rett placing. The July % contest,
advanced to last Tuesday, again
brought victory to the Byrns clan.
This time Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Byrns were the Howell winners.
Mrs. D. D. Brodie partnered by
Mrs. H E. Holdt again was
credited with top score, winning
MS at the Arlington Duplicate
Club on July 13. Mrs. Bess No.
land-D. r. Anderson were E-W
toppers. More rating points on
Saturday night to Lucille Burger
Wilson Satterfield and Rita Wrig-
ley-Ray Fetzner. winners at the
Walsh Club on Saturday night.
Bridge CoIendor
Tomorrow Sale Studio, 1923 Con-
russpaYandreWs eame 0Ren Ha Force g.s.
Ofncers' Bridge Club, pair game, 7:45.
La Sale Studio. pair game (open). g.
DNESDAY-Washingto Bridge League,
topen), 7:45.
THURsDAY-Chess Club, Hotel Gordon;
pair game. 7:45. Penthouse Bridge
League. Federal Security Administration
North Building: pair game (open), $50.
FRIDAY-Arlington Duplicate Club, 1911
North Quincy Arlington; pair game and
team Of four, 8. Cavendish Club. 1921
K; masters individual 8 (call National
2250 for reservations
SATURDAY-ACBL National Champion
ships. Mayhower Hotel; Mid-Atlantic
Bridge Association pair event (open).
$50.