Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29


ries starts February 20.
The Federalites plan their
annual open pair champion
ship February 6 and Is at the
Sheraton-Park open to any
ACBL member.
The special yearly contest
for the Stevenson Trophy held
last Monday by FBL ended in
victory for Or. and Mrs. Gil
bert Rude. Mrs. Marianne
Boschan-Mrs. Margaret L.
Fisher were second. Stuart
Dunlop Richard Free m a n,
third; Mrs. John G. Fletcher
Mrs. T. L. Good, fourth.
Labor Department Results
Labor Department Bridge
Club tomorrow night starts
a new 10-game point award
series. Winner Of the last 10
game series. ended January 16,
was Mrs. Claire Clorety. Vic
tor DAILY was runnerup. Anne
Splatto finished third, also
winning a special prize as the
player showing the greatest
improvement. Frederick Powell
rated the prize for the most
nearly average player.
Three Montgomery Groups
Evening contests of Silver
Spring Duplicate Club, for
merly held on Thursdays,
transfer to Fridays as of Feb
ruary 8. Same meeting place:
Knights Of Columbus Hall,
Forest Glen road at RoSen-
steel street. Starting time is
7:45. Next Fridays game will
be a master point match, fu-
ture MP games on the first
Friday Of each month. After
noon duplicate sessions con-
tinue on Tuesdays at noon at
the same place.
Mrs. Carl Tessmer, director,
announces the change in name
OF Montgomery County Du-
plicate Bridge Club, Wednes-
day matinee session, to Be-
thesda Bridge Club. Monday
night sessions of Montgomery
continue under that name and
are due to resume shortly,
Alan Winslow directing.
Alvin Roth Seminar
Alvin Roth, Washington's
top-ranked tournament star
and nationally known bridge
expert, will conduct. a seminar
on advanced duplicate tactics
beginning February Is at 8
pm. at the Goren School, 6
Dupont circle NV. The semi
mar continues each THURSDAY
for 10 weeks. and is restricted
to 10 tables. For information
call AID. 4-0l16.
Master Point Results
boa As1.eg gsgTe i ISL; J. G. Sea-
Ed Ss.xi Lli aais. -Mathssw Solomon.
LLOYD scSermerhornM' r; JACK Lo pov! Stein s
man nan Moe. Jerry Drennon- Eugene
Fields Field. Capt and Mrs. oe ssnA z.
Chess: 1--Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ
MMoiony. Mrs. Catherine McGhee-Mrs.
Wa.kinsMrs. l1 Vioisi zimmer. WAYNE Y e
Camire.Larry Reynolds.
s p Hansen 2hrs Mr. E. ap a. Ms MoIi.S SShR
Robert r. Thurre ei Hife0 s''onam-
MI Eue IT, l-zyonko Rode-Fred Karps.
Iserneld; Mrs. Hazel Loftin-H. P.
Wa GAO: lm.,chester shore--Jacob
a TaIs- Hogld; Evelyn Porter.Miidred
jr., Marie JanineE.x lyda DAVIS s BECKETT
L"uooun: l-George Babson-J. Bah
son Mrs. John Eoward-Mrs. Bess
Plsyisif: Mrs. R. W. oran-R.
Eugene Tryck. iAooSa-
Other club winners:
Alexandria: Mrs George School,
croft.Mrs. Leo Durkee
ArI-EaX. Mr. and Mre pa,,i
Mrs. Evelyn Bradley-Mrs Mary Elder
Arlington: MAJ. Earl Buchan-Her.
nan NICE tied with Mrs, Lois Cassell-
NJ n; r. shipman; Mrs. Karl Yunker-
Mrs. Alice Robin sSnh Mrs f's same.
doode-Mrs; Robert W; Bates.
Mo Chess; MIS- Mrs J p. Boyd-Mrs. H. NJ.
Goren: uLl9l Mrs. Mae Burke
Mrs; Preston B. wooley. uL22) Capt.
b., W. Hsneosk-Ed Mecutehsn; Mrs:
1las M 1aa'i MaPyen sh.x vGlEs'' Bt s.
Fromme.
Kenwood: Mrs. Olga Brown-Alice
McLaughiin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Goode.
MRS. william GALLOWAY s; rig Mrs "'n lesser
Gibson;Mrs. 3. C. -Thorburn,
sheDard ar' John sTed o. wHRs ssssMl g.
Clarence Wohner Canton, Miss
MONTGOMERY: 8. r. Greene-Saul
Penthouse: Edith carlson-Mrs. Anne
Spanier
Playfair: t1/1s) Mrs. Ben Rosson.
Mrs. H. J. Alexander I/20l IIndi-
viduaD Miss Serena Kramer.
Silver Spring: am Mrs. H. J.
Robert ". Bstes-H. 3. ElE shn 'i|iS'
c, N, Walker, Rosemary Riordsr-
n B. Osborne. ir.. tied Steve Jen-
nings;Forrest Montgomery
=, walsh: tSection AZ H. B. Osborne
Manfred Sobernheim, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Gotthardt. (section b Grace
Eaton-Rtta Levi, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
washington Bridge League: ,sec-
ton Al Or. and Mrs A. L. Edelson,
. MI. and Mrs. L. Francis Jones. Sec
rion b Fred George Henry Stearman.
ID. w. BLACKBURN Heinz Siegmann
within: MIS-. Laura Bishon-Donald