Evening star., 1958-05-11
AROUND TIE BRIDGE TABLE
WBL Major Events
Beginning Soon

special pair game viii be held
at $3.50 pm. for nonqualihers
and others. II. Col. Jeanette
Blech and Mrs. Robins are
co-chairmen. d. Meade
PEBBLES. jr, will assist In OBJ
tanning partners tEM.
$4,000.
Results In Thursdays
winners game at WBL fol-
low.
Section A: - Mary SOM
ers-Michael Michaels, Stuart
Dunlop-Dr. E. M. Short.
ID. L. Llllard-Martin Rossl,
Mrs. Virginia Dye-Ralph
Greene.
Section b: MRS. Edna
Eyans-Mrs. Harry Sieeel,
1t. Col. Jeanette Blech-
Frank Holtzman. Mrs.
Marianne Boschan-Mrs. Al
fred Stidham. Mrs. T. M.
Boyle-Mrs. Violet thinner.
In the non-winners game
Ernest Hirsch-Julius Jacob
sen and Kathleen Benson-
Mrs. ID. Lyddane netted top
scores.
Federal Open Pairs
Ellen Miller and Mathew
Solomon are new custodians
Of the Ruth Kathan Trophy,
awarded Tuesday In the an
nual open pair ACBL charity
match sponsored by Federal
Bridge League. 2-Ervin
Kenison-Tom Burris. 3-Mrs.
John @. Fletcher-Virginia
Kinnard. 4-Mrs. Florence
Stein-Rush Buckley. 5-Mrs.
Eva Barsis-Harve Mobley. 6
Mrs. Ferdinand Ney-L. @.
Ruhmann.
IntercIub Event
April 20 the Junior
Woman's Club of Silver
Spring sponsored an annual
interclub charity tournament
at Parklawn Manor. Six
member groups of Mont
gomery County participated.
The Silver Spring Club won
the trophy for the second
time, Mrs. Walter Hughes
and Mrs. Joseph Gallagher
topping the 54-pair field.
Next in order were Mrs.
Leroy Fulton-Mrs. Dorothy
Flouton and Mrs. @. r.
Quick-Mrs. w. H. Horsey.
The selected charity of
the Silver Spring Club this
year was the Pre-School
Nursery for Blind Children at
Four Corners, Md. Also, sub
Stantial contributions were
made to the Silver Spring
Boys Club and to summer
camps of Montgomery Coun-
ty for crippled children, as
well as two scholarships to
Montgomery County Junior
College. Tournament chair
man was Mrs. Melvin E. Mil
Ter. Mrs. Dixie T. Wright and
Paul E. Golden were CO.
directors.
Other Bridge News
First annual individual
championship Of the Be-
thesda Duplicate Bridge Club
begins at 10 am. Wednesday
at the Bethesda Woman's
Club. Reserve at OIL. 4-5931.
Second annual open pair
championship of the Silver
Spring Duplicate Club will
begin at 7:45 pm. Friday at
1901 Georgia avenue NV.
Reserve at Oliver 4-5931.
At York, Pa. District stars
Richard Freeman and Ivar
Stakgold racked up the open
pair title, then teamed with
Andrew Gabrilovitch, James
Jacoby and Richard Walsh,
all of Washington, to cap
ture the foursome title.
Second among % teams
was another D. c. foursome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond j.
Fetzner, Richard Crump and
Temple Hollcroft.
Jacoby and Walsh rated
fifth honors over all.
In the Southside Virginia
sectional tournament at
Petersburg, Va, Mrs. Marie
Hilliard finished second over
all in the open pair event
with Alex Tschekaloff of
Petersburg.
In the recent Southeastern
Regionals at Miami Beach,
Mrs. E. r. Shepard and Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse D. Boyd
scored high session honors in
several events, as did Mrs.
Harold G. Klein. former Dis
trict player.
The third annual Diamond
State sectional tournament
will attract nearby tourney
trotters next week end to
the Hotel Dupont in VIII
mington, Del.
Master Point Results
Irving street: l-Mr. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN F. Dickson, Maj and Mrs.
William Hume. Mrs. Martin J.
Costello-Jose Pinto, Mrs Howard g.
Campbell Siegmann.
Lyon Village; Arthur z. Lane
Jose. Pinto, Mrs. Fred Windsor, Mrs.
Karl Yunker. 2-Mrs. Herman Moe
Mrs. Alice Robinson, Mrs. John
Fletcher Robert Wilson.
NH: Mrs. Earl Engleman-M Mrs.
Robert Berry, Fred Lash-Robert
Learmouth. Mrs. Leslie Ashburn-