The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07

Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Da-
wilson, Mrs. Lankdon, Mrs. Camp
bell, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. McManis
and Mrs. Edwards.
An affair which is being looked
forward to with pleasure by a good
many local people who have been ia
vored with invitations is the dance to
be given on Wednesday evening by
the Knights of Pythias of McGill.
A royal time is assured all those who
attend, for the McGill Knights do
nothing by halves.
The East Ely Bridge club met with
Mrs. James Lockhart Tuesday after
noon and enjoyed one of the most
pleasant sessions in the history of
the club. Mrs. Lockhart is a royal
entertainer and one is always sure
of a delightful time when they re-
ceive an invitation from her. Mrs.
Foreman was the guest of the club
and won the prize. The ladies meet
next week with Mrs. Fred Clark.
A novel and much enjoyed social
event was a rabbit hunting trip by
moonlight which was carried out Fri
day night by a McGill party. Start
was made early and return late, the
expedition not arriving home until
after 3 in the morning. The trip was
to one of the highest peaks back of
the camp and was greatly enjoyed by
the participants, although no game
was secured. Those in the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. IF. J.. Mcdonald,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. North, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Asper, Mr.. and Mrs. Zieg-
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben West.
..fs. Albert Campbell entertained
the 80 club of East Ely at the home
of Mrs. Davidson on Friday after
noon. Besides the regular members
of the club there were two visitors,
Mrs. Captain Carpenter, of Virginia,
and Mrs. Stundon. AS a result of
the games Mrs. Langdon won the
first prize, while the draw prize went
to Mrs. Larson. The color scheme
was purple and green and made a
very attractive effect. Following the
games, were several instrumental
pieces on the piano by Mrs. Lang
don. Light refreshments were served
during the afternoon. The members
of the club are: Mrs. Morgan, Mrs.
Davidson, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Nc
Manus, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Langdon,
Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Campbell.
Avery N. Stephens and Miss Hattie
~Shellenberger were united in holy
matrimOny at the home of the bride
in Ely at Z p. nj. last night. Rev. J.
r. Barr performed the ceremony.
The ring service of the Methodist
Episcopal church was used. The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Shellenberger, old and widely
known and esteemed settlers of Ne
vada. MI. Stephens is an industrious
young man and is much esteemed in
the community for integrity and
worth. His bride is a young woman
of much charm, with a very wide cir
Gle of friends. The young couple
will move at one to Caliente, New,
to make their future home. A host
of admiring friends will bid them
adieu and wish them a most happy
and prosperous life.
IT II -
Mr.. and Mrs. F. IF. Nevin entertain
ed the Swastica club at their cosy
home in Ely Friday evening. The
occasion will be remembered by the
members of the club as a most en-
joyable one. The club consists of
"a members and 500 was the game
played. Six beautiful prizes were
awarded. Miss Naylon won first
ladies' prize, a cut glass bon bon
dish. The second prize vas won by
Mrs. H. E. Schraven, a hand painted
cup and saucer The ladies' con
ISOLATION prize was won by Miss Hat
tie Oldfield. Mrs. Fitzpatrick ar
ried of the chase silver decanter as
first gentlemen's prize. Charles
Walker won a handsome silver book
rack as second best, while VIII Stew
art was awarded the consolation.
Following is a list of the guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Mcdonald, Mr..
apd Mrs CbarIoc XNo1Eor Nv ond