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• In the 1890s, a variant known as bridge whist became popular which eventually evolved into contract bridge.
• Bridge whist, as it was originally called because it was played on the bridge of the ship, started to become popular in America in the 1920s.
• Besides this, he was an avid jazz collector and a true connoisseur of the bridge whist game, but found time to teach marketing techniques at universities throughout Venezuela.
• On the evening of the sinking, she was playing bridge ( this would have been bridge whist, a today's game ) in a first-class saloon before retiring to the cabin that she shared with her mother.
• Over the years, Becker managed three New York bridge clubs ( the Cavendish 1942-47, the New York Bridge Whist 1948-50 and the Regency 1951-56 ) and for thirty years was a nationally syndicated columnist.
• He learned the new card game " bridge "  now called bridge whist or straight bridge to distinguish it from later versions in the course of establishing a young men's club in church, where its play was a popular activity.
• No one knows the exact origin of the word " bridge, " but one explanation is that in " bridge whist, " the dealer named trump or " bridged " this right to his or her partner.