Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
By MARGARET L. FISHER

NdIluuhlS SILL III progress III
Pittsburgh was opened with
a bang when d. C.'s Mrs.
Jean Ellis. with Charles Salz-
man of Englewood, N. j., as
a partner, topped a field Of
464 pairs to win the Mid
Atlantic Pairs. ($2,320 in
entry fees goes to the Ameri.
can Cancer Society," Mrs.
Terry Michaels Of Washing
ton and partner. Bob Rey-
nolds, now of Coral Gables,
were third. Section tops
went 10 AL Roth. John Kun
KEEL, Mrs. w. D. Snyder. Sec
ton seconds were earned by
Mrs. Gilbert Rude, Mai. r.
w. Hancock, Mrs. Margaret
Fisher and Larry Reynolds.
The Life Masters Pairs for play
was won BY II. sanborn Brown Of
Crosse Point. Mich. and Martin j.
Cohn of Oak Park. Mich. Seventh
we're Israel Cohen Of the District and
Richard Freeman OF KensinGton.
nrst qualifying round. war staE.
gold OF WASHINGTON end Alfred
5heinWold Of New York wound up
10Th, The W, y. snyders Of War
F renton were third u The tirsi quail.
Meiean I,sr: fa,,rtt ~, ~. @ "
qualifying round. Alvin Roth and
Tobias Stone who defended last
years UT earned 4 section top,
Tor players with less thaa 800 mas
X, J. Alexander n wheaton, Mrs.
Carl Tessmer Of Bethesda and Mrs.
Jane Galloway Of Alexandria.
The Mixed Pairs was won hy Mrs,
Edith Kemp and n J. Harkavy of
Ellenby Of chicaso and John craw-
ford Of Philadelphin. For Wash.
ington, after tying for second at the
end Of the f1rSt session. the John
ksnkels. the Michael Michaels and
for form i1th. The team Of sP' Mrs Mae re
John Parish-Larry RsYnolds-D. 4.
Williamson ni;IMnss,nl were 18Th isth.: ,-,... =,
S b the tie for MT pIass I'm. in the b.
csroi 3 81 the the Mixed Mixed Teams Teams 81 81
Of Washington and now Pittsburgh
The many side games offered Sec
ond awards to many PLAYERS. Holly
Stanley johnson. Hebef Osborne.
son Chprierol Pairs: Section tops to
Wesley Wright. Frank Hoffman: H.
Warren Fiekel, Ronald Yoest. Sec
sS SR c ssSSad' sS &c Mrs. MIS- chf. E RoS
Industrial League Pairs: Section
tops to II. Robert Cruise. Dr.. Edwin
hSS. M s.sto Robert sston Bates; N.Y. w. g.
Wright and Ted Leahy. Dum0nt
Bridge Club Pairs: Section top to
comdr and Mrs. Charles Roberts;
second to J A. Armstrong.
UnlontOwn Pairs; Section tops 70
Mrs. Rose Robins; Mrs. T c. Ksaeh,
Pairs: Section tops to Mrs. Harry
Sieeel and Charles johnson. Section
seconds 70 Sidney Aronson and
Frank Hoffman
ton s ssm! I'T fon ne r LIE %ase1;
pairs, Mrs. Jean Ellis earned 9 sec
ton top, as did Paul Heff. while
Mrs. Marianne Boschan and Mrs.
Margaret Fisner TOOK section Sec
The washington area Is being rep;
events OF the Nationals--the Com
mercial Teams-by a group from the
Labor Department. This event is open
time for the same industrial or COM
mereial organization. The group from
the Labor Department are Mrs. Viz
ginia Dye. Victor DAILY, Thomas
Mobiey and Lazard Self.
Andrews Charity Event
Andrews Air Force Base
held its second charity game
Of the year on Monday.
proceeds going to American
Cancer Society. The Andrews
Club holds q charity game
on any fifth Monday in the
month. Colonel Bedke, di-
rector. reports two 10 go.
Winners Monday night were
Rosemary Riordan and
Charles Written. Runners
UP were Mrs. Kay Field and
Mrs. Iris Wheatley.
other Bridge News
Arlfax Club will run no
games during August and will
resume regular schedule Sep
TENDER 8. July masterpoint
winners were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Trapnell: second we're
Mrs. Sam GelliS-Mrs. Will
liam Hume.
The Arlington Duplicate
Bridge Club in its farewell
masterpoint game for the
Earl Buchans recorded a win
for Mrs. Malora Christman-
Mrs. Alice Robinson and Mrs.
II. r. Knowles-Dr. w. j.
Meyer. Runners-up were Mrs.
Edward Hruby-Mrs. Ruby
Young tied with Mrs. H. Moe
Robert Burns and Mrs. H. @.
Campbell-Mrs. j. F. Staver.
The Washington Bridge
League distributed MASTER
points to four sets Of win
ners: Ann Fudjak-Mrs. Mia
Talbot, Mrs. Mary Pala-
dino-Paul Keezel, Mrs. Roger
Allen-Ruth Freeman, Morrill,
HALTED Leahy. morrill, Hall
is leaving shortly for Georgia
where he will be working with
the schools.) Half-points
went to DR.. r. H. Bare-Dr.
Carole E. Bare, June Lever
man-James Lipman, M. r.
Brown-Lou Robbins, Marty
Chaitt-Manfred Sobernheim.
Master Point Results
oh. Chess. .iI,.l; Pr: Emily oTsws-
ard Grimm. Mrs. Alice Robinson
Frank, Hoover. Mrs. M. ] Costello
Federali Prank Irish-Thomas
T PhIp%,,, Mrs. R. B. Jones-pOri'
NH. 1--E. zissis.Badrig Kurk-
ian. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Berry.
2-Rose LibermAn-Dr. William Saw
yer. Mrs. r. W. Bates-Dr. julius
"PIsyfalr, Mrs. J. q. ssabOurns.
Mrs zankO Rode.
Silver spring; MRS. J.. A,
Mrs.. ~. u Costello. 2-Robert
Waishi tSection A. Mrs. tpa
punnavant-Leona Kempainen. ~.