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Learning To Play American Mah Jongg At C.H. Booth Library
Published: Feb 13, 2024 8:57 am
C.H. Booth Library staff members Sue Kretz and Juli Pankow are introducing a group of adults this month to American mahjong, the tile game for four players that is a variant of the Chinese game of the same name.
Players gathered for the first time in the library's Gathering Room on February 1, where they spent the next two hours learning the basics of the fun and challenging game that can be enjoyed by all ages.
The series continues to February 22.
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Reporter Jenna Visca can be reached at jenna@thebee.com.
Players gathered on February 1 for the first of a four session Learn-to-Play American Mah Jongg workshop for beginners at C.H. Booth Library. Workshop leader Sue Kretz, standing at right, helps attendees Lil Martenson (left), Kathleen Ferguson, Pat Oliver, and Terry Stoller. —Bee Photos, Visca
Workshop attendees, from left, Mary Ellen Limato, Petrice DiVanno, Ellen Young, Karen Facey, and Joan Stapleton try to organize their American Mah Jongg tiles into piles.
Workshop leader Juli Pankow, standing at left, answers questions for attendees Madelyn Siciliano (left), Marjorie Mattel, Doreen Bernier, and Margie Leisawitz.
Workshop attendees, from left, Joan Palubniak, Marie Gower, Patty Ellal, and Jayce Pogers learn about the different tile types in American Mah Jongg during the first of four learn-to-play sessions being hosted this month by C.H. Booth Library.