Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
Bridge Players
Moy to Be Busy Month
With Elections, Journeys
By Morsoret |. Fisher

II. II. Skinner were second In
the night session.
In the open pair contest on
In the open pair contest on
Saturday. won by j. A. May
hart and Parke Woodwork,
, OF Wilmington, Del, Haas
Reynolds topped the matinee
qualifying round with the big
score Of 212 match points out
Of 316 possible. They failed
to finish in the master point
division. Fisher Lovenberg,
fifth, were the sole Washing
tonians to rate overall
awards. Chuck Voight-David
Wilder, first in their section,
and Bryant-Machlin, second,
also held significant scores In
the qualifying session.
Frieda Kenyon Kathleen
McNutt, third, yielded the best
score among Washingtonians
competing in the women's pair
contest. This match was won
by Mrs. H. E. Whitaker-Mrs.
John Struven of Baltimore.
In the mixed pair contest held
Friday night, Fisher, Loven-
berg again were the only D.
C. duo to finish in the master
point division, taking second
honors in their section. fourth
over all. Mrs. r. Schram-R.
w. Gregory of York won the
contest.
The Women's Auxiliary of
the Washington Medical As
ISOLATION will hold its first
duplicate tournament on May
S. The contest will be preced-
ed by a luncheon at Columbia
Country Club. The winning
pair will be awarded the Ruth
Kathon trophy to be held for
the next year. Thirty pairs
will compete.
Mrs. Elizabeth Count, who
has conducted a popular
duplicate bridge series for the
past five years, announces the
closing of the Count Club.
She has moved to Baltimore.
Winners in the final contest
last week under Count Club
auspices were Mr.. and Mrs.
R. w. Byrns, Mrs. w. B. Rus
sell-Mrs. j. w. Stott; runners
up, Francis .Drake-Dr. H.
Krutter, Mrs. Peggy Robin
son-Manfred Sobernheim.
In other contests last week,
first and second pairs were:
AGRICULTURE CLUB, April 20:
MS H MiSrs slesflsd RCiin'oP
ALEXANDRIA BRIDGE CLUB. April
g: ms; William Kelley, 2-Mrs.
b bRTii "a "a AZ 4: s aae MRS i. Sim:
r1aERs Es1b bER T SGga 1AsH e. Be-
Sr' 81 fnf b. MSs E.. sssE e:
AH CHESS CLUB. ApTiI % omaster
erts. sue p, Gantt-Frieda, KENYON.
Mrs; NJ. [. Fisher;Mfs; J. 4. Weber;
Mooiey - M/sergt. and Mrs. E. L. Esh.
i coMN iHssfeE; oFF Fl ERs MESS
Lit: r. +. Moyer-Lt; Neil Y; White
TIED srJ VIII Mea 1t. {, Chester coons-Lt' How
a FEP 81 MfH0' BRIDGE LEAGUE, April
q 'master point: ll1- H., Aisen-
Fietcher-Virginia Kinnard, Mrs. Mari
anne Boschan-Mrs; N; I; Fisher;
cs sTATE Apr, PEP a. HMrs R RRTRaE
gerEy-zyonko Rode; R: +. Ghillemi;;
ornses;s,D Af Frances Hais &f Alice
hu sFaPHAN STUDIO, April "a: i
Middlemiss. William H. Blacker-Dale
P Pols Mrs rE Marahne
Abernathy-Mrs. j. T. Lyons, Mrs.
". 3. RusSell-Dr. c; c. McDonneli
schNaftz Herman M1s ROY 90s hactett& GHs
"V WBI W Wo; Auxiliary, April 2S
(master point: Mrs. H. g. Kline
Mrs; Florence Millspaush; ,I Mrs. H.
}san iDofi: xoss%5sRi Nj, MI:
WRIGHT PLAYERS, April 90:
G SGi' an ndd MIS- Mr; L. K. Rode Sea000fn'
Bridge CoIendor
ToNIGHT-;Dixie Wright Players. o3l
TOMoRROW-Fede Bridge League
Wardman Park Hotel; team-of -fou
m aa Dssd ocers OP Ness Bridge cfaa
Waller Hall, Quantico; pair game, 80
room. General Accounting once; pal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Club, 1885,
Euclid pair o- game me-. ( 6fea2: s7id 4S
e enaleT pai AR game aDIee s45 CHESS Club
Gordon Hetsl; individual game 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Studio. 135!
Euclid pair game (open), I2:3O
washington Bridge f lie League W yonen,
THURsDAY-Alexandria Bridge Club
1900 King; pair game lopen).
Chess CLUB. pair game; 7:45. -,
FRIDAYAs1andriha Braa teebs Gue Studio
master point pair game (open).
Dixie Wright Players, pair game, 9
sATURDAY-stephan studio. pair gam
(open). 1. Chess Club. master poin
pair game: 7:45: Walsh Clu6k; 17S