White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-29
B., B. 0. ELKs INITIATE A
LARGE CLASS IN ELY
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brew talent, developing a kick thai
boosted them into instant popular.
ity. The Evans Sisters with a quar-
tette of ladies under the profes sional
title OF birk * co composed the
enter.einers from sale Lake, Wide
the local talent was represented by
Messrs. Armand q Coleman and Mrs,
| G. p. Armand and Miss Dorothy sIey-
crs. Several excellent speeches were
given during the intervals OF amuse-
ment. District Attorney Edwards
delivered the II o'clock toast in an
impressive manner
The big feature OF the evening was
the musical numbers of Rudolph Par
ker's solo orchestra composed of the
best solo musicians in the west. Mr..
fdTheE sIoitN Il pls M WIN II SUN
violin numbers.
The grand finale OF the celebration
was the farewell dance in honor OF
the visiting Elks. The Bio hall was
crowded to capacity with Elks and
ladies whirling through the syneo-
pated maze until the witching bour
of 3 a. N.
Many OF the visitors left the city
Wednesday morning on their return
trips to their homes in the different
parts of the state. but Toastmaster
Burt Mcintosh was held captive I'M
til Wednesday when he was the guest
of honor at a banquet given by the
members of the different committees
and held at the Elite cafe. Here the
worthy POSTMASTER was presented
with a tangible token OF appreciation,
consisting OF a diamond-set gold
Elk's pin and an engraved silver Gig
arctic case. The evening was spent
in q pleasurable manner with music
and reminiscent speeches.
The list of visiting Elks for Tono-
pah included such names as Judge
Mark r. Averili. Lowell Daniels.
Sheriff Jack Barrieu. William Evans.
II. A. Books. County Clerk l.. f.
Glass. Judge Grier and the Honorable
ID. j. Fitzgerald. former speaker of
the assembly.
The list OF candidates who learn
ed through initiation ceremonies tha.
things are not what they seem is
as follows:
Harry FL. Brown, Thos A. Bath.
John Wallace Blaekwood, James :.
Bennett, Emil Bofinger, Chas. Bat
tenschlog, Mathew Benson, II. J..
Brandon. John f. Butte. Joseph l..
Collins, Dr. w. w. Cook, Raleigh l..
corbin, W. F. Copenhaver. Leo +.
Deckelman, Ernest A. Day, Clarence
j. Dykes. George II. Earl, Nathan W.
Fay. VIM. II. Fuller. John ID. Ford
Jl.s bDfidld t. bllllOhf W btleti
Hugh Gardiner. Fred Hartley, VIM.
O. Hudson, Herbert a. Halderman,
Ray ID. Hanchett, Harold 2. Jackson.
]. +. Johnson, J. W. Johnson, Edw.
Lewis Kelley. John H. Kr%abehbuhl,
James ii. Kennedy. Ernest {. Linds-
kog, John +. Lewis, J. W. Mahoney,
John ID. Mahoney, Harry S. Meek,
y. Z. Musick, s. p. Miller, Gerald
A. McNay, W. l.. Mcclure. Jas. J.
McGreevey, Ray McDonold, Albert
Nunnelly, Russell V. Nashburg, Clark
Oldfeld, +. +. Owens, Are +. Gas,
Carl F. Peters. James r. Puryear.
Blaine s. Poster, George Robinson,
David Reese, f. A. Richardson, j.
A. Radle, Vincent j. Ruse. Roy r.
Rowan, II. E. Stebbins, John Stu
der, Frank Sacino. C.. w. Sargent,
Francis l.. Sullivan, Lawrence A.
Tietz, Alfred Tamblyn, Ernest A.
Taylor, Wm. Taprill, Barton Z.
Walker, John w. Wilson, Harry G.
Wilcox, Richard o. Williams. VIM
Young, Orel L. Young, Lewis n
Zadow, Bennett A. Gillian, John r
CaufieldJr., Thos. +. Chambers, DR.
r. A. Bowdle, Richard T. Swallow
w. +. Allard, o. NJ. Wallace Jr.
Grover S.oltz. John Amenda. j. d
| Wallace.