Evening star., 1953-12-27
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Partnerships Forming
For North Virqinio Event

all three events. their team
mates in the foursome match
being the Philadelphia stars.
Mrs. Olive Peterson and
Charles Solomons. Parish has
chalked up 230 master points
In tournament play within the
past three months.
Chess Club members and
guests divided their master
point quota for the Thursday
series on December II. Win
ners were j. D. Boyd-R. w.
Byrns. Miller Roberts-James
g Stone; runnersup, Kath.
leen McNutt-H Henry Rau, Mrs.
H. G.. Campbell-J. j. Connors.
Club Director j. D. Boyd an
nounces the advancement of
members only" night, nor
mally held the first Tuesday
in each month, to December
70 to avoid conflict with the
scheduling Of the clubs an
nual two-session open pair
championship slated for Janu-
ary 5 and IL.
Alexandria Bridge Club reg.
ulars saw Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Molony. william j. Nucker.
William j. Clark win the mas
ter points in the December lS
match. Mr.. and Mrs. j. d,
Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. E.
Moore were second. Mrs. Mil.
dred Downham, director. in.
vites those who have not previ-
ously played duplicate at the
Alexandria Club to be her
guests at the January /, Is.
20 and 20 contests. Advance
reservations must be made.
Call Temple 6-4067.
Stephan Studio patrons were
provided with two master point
games last week. December l6
winners were Mrs. Harry
Slegel-Mrs. George Hertz, Mrs.
Edna Evans-J. G. Stone finish
ing second. DR.. Charles Green.
how-Si Katz topped the Sat.
urday matinee Howell. Run.
nersup were Mrs. j. A. Dear.
lng-Frieda Kenyon.
Two Mitchell sections again
were required to accommodate
the 40 pairs competing for
master point awards at the
Walsh Club last Saturday
night. The recap sheet for
Section A showed Mrs. GLADYS
B. Notwithstanding Burger.
T e m pie Hollcroft, jr.-Capt.
Wesley A. Wright winning.
Mrs. Rachel Musselman-Laura
Penland, Harold Cheek-Roy D.
Marks placing. Section B win
ners were c. M. Walker Boyd
Washington, Rita Levi Tom
Snyder, while Mrs. j. G. Sea-
bourne-H. P. Stillwell, Mrs.
Cal herine r. Crist-David
Thomas were second.
Mrs. Jean Ellis-Henry Rau
chalked up an amazing 70 per
cent game Monday night in
Ms position at the Federal
Bridge League to win high
pair score. Competing also as
a team with Mrs. Virginia Dye
Wilson Satterfield. they led the
17-foursome field. winning
17K2 matches out of "a.
E-W top pair was Said Had
dad-Charles Williams, second
best scorers being Mrs. Gregg
Custis-Mrs. j. G. Fletcher,
Douglas Groves-R Richard ZACH
ary. Haddad-W Williams, team
ing with Mrs. Florence Mills
paugh- -Hardee Allen, rated
runnerup honors as four
some Q61a wins). The team
composed Of Mrs. T. L. Good,
Mrs. Mildred Linder m a n,
Groves and Zachary continues
to lead the foursome series,
with the Ellis aggregation run
ming a close second.
Other Results.
AGR1CULTURE CLUB. Dec. 90: l.
H. P. .Stillwell-C. M. Walker. 2--Mrs.
ANDREWs AIR FORCE BASE oF-
FICERS' BRIDGE CLUB. Dec. %: l.
Charles Richter-J. Fred staver. sr..
capt. capt. A slsdss-R 'ss r. 8. , Won BuTsks; 81
Cap: r. J. Murphy Harry Rubenstein.
Alma Byrne-M. e. Sheedy, DR.. e. M.
Sheriff g. Stone; 2-Mrs. T; NJ.
Boyle-J 2: Boyd Mrs, Bess Noland-
:, coMNfssiSSEp 3 ShssEtSSi OFFICERS MESS
BRIDGE CLUB. ouantico, Dec. 10:
l. ittTMa'; 9 n james wseS olenSSinningr lend jrs-
eoNoREssioNAL sFs SECRETARIES
BRIDGE CLUB. Dec. 2I. i-Charies
gardner; jr.-Mrs. Olga Ross, Mrs.
sara snI ,sasl aslett,Harlan Hogan. 2
Mns n Rosses %rfses Van LREn Rep
Henry Wells s-Fenton Wilbourne. Her
man Fink-Dave Jenkins. 2-F Il.
EorsiEnchs5lss Mdrssn IEyd fTvi, tied with Mrs
Frank Hoover John Hummer.
GOREN SCHOOL. Dec. 10: u
Martina Schwartz-Don Beardon, Mrs.