White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-18

MrS. Martha L.. Farmer was q DE
parture on Thursday mornings train
She will visit with her sister. Mrs
William Rigsby, in Elko for a few
days and will then proceed to San
Francisco for a visit of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton p. Whit
more visited in Preston Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Terrence, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Wright and Miss
Koneta Terrence motored TO Duck
creek Sunday and were guests of
Mrs. J. Howarth.
X. H Hoffman and A. S. Kubftz
went to Cleve creek yesterday on a
hunting trip.
Mrs. ID. c. Mcdonald entertained
the members of the Thursday Bridge
Club at her home on hurry street
Thursday afternoon. After the ladies
had enjoyed several pleasant games
the scores were added and Mrs. Bart
ley and Mrs. Mcdonald were award
ed the prizes. The members present
were Mesdames Ed Millard, Willis
T.. Meyers. William o. Norman, Da-
vid +. BARLEY. Fred T. West. Percy
j. Jackson, John Weber and the hos
Tess
Fred Brown and c. d. Vautrin
spent a few days of the week in To
nopah.
The Modern Drama Club held its
first meeting of the yea ut the home
OF Mrs. j. +. Weyman Friday eve
ming. Mrs. II. k. Bieghler was unan-
imously elected president of the club
for the ensuing year. Mrs. Weyman
served dainty refreshments. The
members present were Mesdames Fl.
X. Bieghler, James Mclaughlin,
Josiah +. Miles. Misses La Veta Har-
rlson and Mary Black.
Mrs. George Doyle returned Sun
day last from Reno, where she had
accompanied her daughter Clara, who
entered the University of Nevada.
Mrs. Nose Anderson, who accompa-
MED her, is at present visiting with
her mother. Mrs. Mather. in Carson
city, n will return to Ely shortly.
William HARDWOOD came in from
Hamilton Wednesday and is spend
ing a few DAYS n Ely on business.
niSS Atuft Blutftukt WIS al az
rival on the train Thursday evening
To visit at the home of Mr.. and Dirs
Francis NJ Root. Miss Rutledge Is
an aunt of Mrs. Root and
from Moberly. No.
Alvin Peters. Fred brown. ] VI.
Siopansky and g. ID. Vanfrin have
gone on a hunting trip to Hot creek.
Mrs. c. w. Terrence delightfully."-
entertained the Double f Bridge Club
AT her home in East Ely yesterday
afternoon. The ladies enjoyed sew
eral games and ut 3 o'clock the de-
licions refreshments that the hostess
served. Those present were Mes
danes Ed Horrocks. Archie f. Hart
man, j. w Painter. Harold L. Amens.
Edward b. Pursell. Frank l.. Bever-
ly and Miss Jennie Newinger. Mrs.
Amens won the high score prize and
Mrs. Painter the second.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Edwards and
children spent the last few days at
Hot creek Mr.. Edwards enjoyed
some shooting while away
Mrs. Rollie States arrived during
the week from Eureka. New. where
she now makes her home. and is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. r. A.
Milliek
Mrs. Myrtle Hubbard of Winne-
mucca. president of the Rebekahs
Of Nevada. Is a visitor I'm Ely and
last evening at Odd Fellows hall it,
spected the work of the local lodge
and exemplified degree work. Mon
I sIaV aVAnfu8 Nro IIuhIaH ri mill .ux
an Official visit 10 The lodge at Me-
GIL.
Frank w Willard, who has been
engaged i'm surveying at Contact for
the last week, is expected home with
in the next few days.
Mrs. Charles S. Chandler enter
tanned the members of the Drama
Lcagne al her home In East Ely
Thursday afternoon. The ladies en-
Toying the afternoon were Mesdames
Samuel s. Gilbert. Ralph A. Bowdle,
Nealy II. Chaplin and George A
Whiteley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. MeGiil motored
To Hot creek Thursday for n short
vistt
Mrs. Percy J. Jackson entertained
the members Of the Informal Bridge
Club last evening.
Yesterday afternoon little Miss
Bernice Geraghty entertained the +
w. Sewing Club. with the following
little guests enjoying an afternoon of
sewing and REFRESHMENTS: Melba Ger
agility, Bertha Wamboldt. Georgia
Wamboldt and Joan Maddaford
Mr. and Mrs Fred Hartley and
little daughter Marjorie Belle re
turned last night from an extended
motor trip through different parts OF
California.
Mrs. w A.. Mccarthy of McGill
spent Friday in Ely shopping and
visiting friends.
G. y. Lakenan and 7 ]. Duddleson
were numbered an,ong those who
went to Hot creek on a hunting trip