Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
D. c. Titles at Stake
In Weekend PIoy

players holding less than rs
master points. A Wilmington.
Del. pair, John Siverts and
| jerry Zawisza (the latter a
| former District of Columbia
RESIDENT. presently hold the
title and the James G. Stone
Trophy which is awarded an
nually to the winners of this
contest.
This sectional-rated tourney
is sanctioned by the American
Contract Bridge League. Ray
mond j. Fetzner, Mrs. Glynn
Skipper and Mrs. Margaret l..
Fisher are tourney chairmen.
Paul E. Golden and Jerome S.
Machlin will direct, assisted
by Richard Freeman.
The Experts in Life
Aspiring to be a top-ranked
bridge expert? The provoca-
tive article titled Savage
World of Big Bridge" by Mar
shall Smith Life, March 18l,
pointedly reveals why many
are called but few are chosen.
1t is a racy, thumbnail sketch
Of the experts-their personali-
ties and playing habits-and
traces the thorny path to
bridge stardom in a manner
especially appealing to tourna-
ment fans. And sad to say,
it's all true.
Richmond Results
In Richmond. Va. last week
end. Westinghouse walked
of with titles and trophies in
three Of the six title matches
in the sectional meet OF the
Richmond Bridge Association.
Stuart Dunlop and Iyar stakRold
tarnea in az per cent game in the
nnai session 20 far .out-pac the "a
Mrs. Margaret Keaeh-Paui NeH nm
lshsd third over all. J. 8 Mschln and
+; l. Miles. u Virginia Beach Va i
Glenn ah a1 e ReRmd sSaYd s Th R F4sda
Kenyon. with James White Rich
mondl. claimed qualifying round
on Friday. J. s. Machlin. one Of
Washington'S ace duplicate directors.
amply proved his prowess al card play
ny rackne up the mixed pair title
n II c, par,neE s vas Mrs + rolline
pair ntld we're Mrs Said Haddad-fvar
StakEoId. Mrs Marie Hilliard Chester
Nttehle tBaltimorel took seventh spot
! stakeold. Mr. and Mrs S. Haddad
captured runnerup awards In SUNDAYS
team match D9nlop. Raymond J.
riloyiteh finished third in the final
rankings OF the l7-team field.
WBL Results
Last Wednesday at the May
flower Hotel. February dupli-
cate victors battled it out for
double master point awards in
the Washington Bridge
Leagues monthly winners
game. These were the results:
Section A: l. Lew LeYenson -Dsvic
Wilder Charles C. Johnson ri r King
I'm D. Goldstein Said Hsddad. Mrs
Howard Campbell Manfred Sghern-
Section B: Robert 8 Bethe-Alvir
Roth. Mrs Marie billiard Henry Stear.
man =. Mrs. Malora christman- Jane.
Souriiss. Mrs. Margaret L. FisherLarrJ
Non Winner section: Ann whisky
n Horden. Mr. and Mrs zvonk,
Rode Mrs Renty Yoke Richard
Zachary, Nadia Cain-Gface Wray
Reminder to all WBL mem
bers: Annual meeting and cleo.
ton of officers set for March 81
1880 pm, the Mayfiower Hotel
To be elected: president, vice
president, secretary. treasurer
and three executive directors
Nominations in writing, witt
the approval of the nominee. are
due March 20 to Board of Elec.
tions Fred George, chairman
Mrs. Ferdinand Ney, Mary Louise
Lane. Elizabeth Wharton anc
Maj. r. w. Hancock.
Other Bridge News
At the halfway mark in the
first annual Silver Spring oper
pair championship, Philip Mint;
and D. Meade PEBBLES. jr., lee
the 28-pair field. Trailing by 3 /:
match for runnerup spot were
Frank Kilgore 1t. Malvern
Sheffield.
Last Monday. 81 pairs turned
out for the Labor Department
Bridge Clubs annual master
point charity benefit. All pro-
ceedS were donated to the
Heart Association
Winners and runnersup:
section A: Martin Rossi Mathew
Soloman, Philip Kleinberser- Godfrey
Thorin. James Hughes C1arnid
ROQeFE Rainh