Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
WBL Play Wednesday;
Lovenberg Memorial

hosts to the Arlington Bridge
Club, announce a new Satur-
day night d uplicate series.
Contests. under ACBL sane
ton, are held first and third
Saturdays at 7:45. 1850 North
Pollard. Arlington.
Montgomery County Dupli-
cate Bridge Club dates Tues
day. June S. for the mems and
women's pair championships.
Reservations (members, only
are required; Mrs. R. w. Bates,
OIL. 4-7979.
Initial master point contest
in the Playfair Clubs new
Sunday matinee series is to-
day. Future m a ster point
games will be on fourth Sum-
days.
Federal Bridge Leagues May
master point quota will be di-
vided in pair play tomorrow
night. However. in order to
meet the June IL deadline for
the windup of the spring team
play. tomorrow's game will
once again be run in team-of-
four movement to enable reg
istered foursome to have their
18th of the required Is ses-
Sions.
LOvenberg Memorial
A memorial trophy in honor
Of the late Charles C. Loven-
berg is in the making. His
friends are obtaining the tro-
ply to be awarded in his name
10 the outstanding Washing
ton Bridge League player of
the year. The annual basis of
award will presumably be to
the member of the local ACBL
unit who attainS the highest
total of master points won in
tournaments held in the
Washington area.
Had such a trophy been in
existence prior to his death
May Is, Mr.. Lovenberg him
self might we'll have earned
it. During the first four
months of 1856, he served on
winning teams in the Northern
Virginia tourney in January,
the City of Richmond tourna-
ment in March, and the WBL
championship team series con-
cluded in April. He was run
nerup in the City of Washing
ton team event in March. He
also won two pair titles: the
Maryland State open in jan
uary and the Mid-Atlantic
masters in March.
One of WashingtonS top
ranked tournament stars, he
received his gold card. signify
ing life master status in ACBL,
in March. 1852, at the age of
25, one of the youngest players
to rate that high honor.
Mr.. Lovenberg died of leu
kemia. Following services May
Is, his body was taken for
burial to Providence, R. 1. His
widow, Elnora ("Nonny") who
shared several of his tourna-
ment victories, is temporarily
at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton N. Loven-
berg, in Providence.
Master Point Game Results
Agriculture: l-Roaert Cruise-D R.
Anderson; MIS-. Mildred Downham-
Hazel Loftin-Mrs. Alice G, Robinson.
Alexandria: Mrs Troy Drew
MIS- Mt; , Robert Scott; Maj, and Mrs.
E Nari Bush en- ana NM s snd MS L.
Goren: Mrs. Francis May Mrs.
F. T. Grennen. Mrs. T. c. Keach-Mrs.
l; W. Cassell 2-R. S. Bethe-Dr K.
Shabander, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fri
Plsyfair; l1Dr; and Mrs. M sto-
bourne. 2-Mrs. Alma Byrne-W. w.
Culpreth, Mrs. Ann SummyDr. K.
Shabander.
Other Duplicate Winners
Alexandria: Lewis G. Tubbs-M R.
Shipman.
ArIintton: t5L19l Mrs. Alice G.
Robinson-Mrs Hazel Loftln. C3I22j
Mr.; and Mrs. Jonathan B. Rintels,
Gale Allen-John Holman.
BETHESDA: Mrs. David banner, MRS.
Hodges Joseph Pinto: Mrs. H. s. Klein.
p' Chess, % S$1I Sue Sue E.rn c4ntsMrs
Mcjhee Mrs Margaret L. Fisher.
Confessional SECRETARIES: Mrs. Eva
BarslS- Beryl John, Mary Chace-Abbie
:. Euclid LI. Mrs y Mary Hadded Lynn
GOren:. l3/1sl Elizabeth Wharton
1t. Col Ruth Anderson. t5/2Ii Mrs.
Nell Eyans-Mrs: James A. Ronin, Mrs.
Bess Fromme-Mrs, Preston b Wooley.
LaOOI' Mr, ana MRS. Lazaru SELL,
Mr.. ana Mrs, Joseph Clorety
Lyon Village: Mrs. Harry Wheaton,
Mrs. William Withers, Mrs. H. j. Alex
ander-Mrs. Carl TesSmer
Monday: Mrs Alice @. Robinson
4. Z. Lane, Mrs. Lester Gibson-Mrs.
Montgomery: Mrs. Madge Gallant
Mrs. Hanna Leiberton. Mrs. Robert
Bates-MrS. Carl TeSsmer
n. !. H.: DR.. Robert Bates-Dr Eman-
Vel lisSis, Mrs. Robert Bates-Mrs.
:, Playrair: Mrs Ann summy-Ervin
Kenison.
Silver Spring: (5/I5) Mrs. Mari
anne Boschan-Mrs. Alice Miller (5/IS1
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Reiter Mrs. Glare
Wootten-Mrs. Carl Tessmer.
state: Edna Davis Herman Jones,
Madlyn Burke Mrs. Vivian Hall.
Thomas Circle: Mrs Hazel Loftin-
opal Van Horn, Mrs. Eva Barsis-R (.
Cofer
Thursday Noon: Cornelia Coe- Eliza
beth Packard, 1t Col. Ruth Anderson
Mrs Ezra Pearson
Walsh: tSec. Al Mrs. Mary Phillips
Helen Richards, Joseph NJ. Day
THOSE WERE THE HA