The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-06-28

ored orchestra played during the aft
ernoon. Prizes for 500 players
were awarded as follows: First
prize. Mrs. II. c. Herrick, who re-
ceved handsome hand painted
china tankard; second prize. Mrs. W.
S. Holmquist, daintily decorated
hand painted chocolate pot. The con-
ISOLATION prize. a hand painted bon
bon dish, was won by Mrs c. p. Cas-
I tie. During the afternoon dainty re-
freshments were served.
A number of ladies were in at
tendance Friday afternoon at the
ladies day of the University club.
The afternoon was very pleasantly
spent with cards and music. The
ladies days of the club have become
very popular.
The Pythian sisters lodge will or
ganize in Ely after the stir created
generally by July Fourth has sub
sided TO some extent. it being proba-
bly, about the middle of the month
that the organization will be effect
ed. For the present the matter is
being allowed to rest. Those who
will be eligible to membership in the
new lodge will have to be blood rela-
tives of members of the Knights of
Pythias.
Quietly celebrated Wednesday eV-
ening. June "a, was the marriage OF
Miss Elfrieda Henrietta Clasen, to
Virgus w. Justesen. The ceremony
was performed at the home the
groom had prepared for the reception
of his new wife, on Ely street. Rev
G. c. Hunting OBLIGATED. Mrs
Justesen is very popular young
woman socially among a large circle
of friends Mr.. Justesen is valued
member of the county recorders STAFF.
Joint installation of the officers OF
the Rebekah lodge number ~ and
Cherry Creek lodge No. 80, |. o. o. r.
will be held at Graham hall on July
IA. The installation will take in
about 16 officers who were elected
recently. The affair. with the excep-
ton of Rebekahs, Odd Fellows and
their families. will be strictly pri-
vate. Following installation cere-
monies the hall will probably be
cleared and dancing and other amuse-
ments he INDUCED in.
Enjoyable social events will be
those of the next week, Immediately
about the Fourth and during the
attendant two days celebration. The
dances which are to take place next
Saturday night at Good Times and
Graham hall, under the auspices
of the Fourth committee, Will be
doubtless very enjoyable. Good
music and a good floor at each place
| is guaranteed. The fact that the
skating rink could not be secured Is
deplored by the committee, but the
boxing contest to be held there pre-
vented its use
A number of young people attend
ed the birthday party in honor OF
the first anniversary of the erection
of st. Bartholomew Episcopal
church Tuesday evening at the rec
tory. The members of the choir act
ed as hosts. Several selections on
the violin were rendered by Curtis
I,indlev. while vocal selections were
rendered by various members of the
choir. A special feature of the oe-
casion was the obligatory donation
required of each person attending,
a small sack which was expected to
he filled with as many pennies as the
donor was years old. A fair sum for
church work was realized.
The University club viii keep open
house in honor OF the holiday season
at the last of the week, catering es-
pecially to the ladies'. TO this end
the lawn of the club will be turned
into a general meeting place for them
and they will be served with ice
cream and cooling drinks throughout
the two days. Seats will be provided
for them and every other method
possible will be adopted to allow
them to enjoy themselves during the
usually fatiguing period. At night
the lawn and club house will be illu-
minated with incandescents and open
house kept. On Saturday, July 4th,
following the completion of the box
ing contest, which the club will prob
ably attend in force. the high jinks
will be held as usual
Unique as well as very pleasing
was Japanese card party with which
Mrs. b. w. Coleman entertained a
number of her friends at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Putnam Wednes-