White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
SOCIETY NOTES IND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

u THRHORHPHO
| pres Company OF that city. Mrs.
Devlin, after a short visit in Sacra-
rnento, will go TO Los Angeles. where
she will visit with her son, Walter
Deslin, of that city
The eighth grade was the MOTIF of
a party given by the seventh grade
during the week. The party took
place in the grade building. Dancing.
singing and games whiled away the
evening. after which delicious re-
freshments were enjoyed by the mem
bers OF both classes.
Mrs. Thomas Curnow and her
three interesting children intend
leaving Saturday morning for Ogden,
where they will join Mr.. Curnow.
They expect 10 make their home i'm
Reno in the near future. The Cur
now family have made many friends
during their residence here and will
be greatly missed
Mrs. Creighton p. Whitmore waa
hostess To the Spoon Club at its las.
meeting Wednesday evening After
cards refreshments were served TO the
following spenit,ers and guests: Mrs
v ilbur Lindsay. Mrs. Fred ID. Old
field. Mrs Carroll r. Morrill,. Mrs
Jay +. Brinton, Mrs. Joseph Collins,
Mrs. Vincent Rnse. Mrs. Louis Zadow
Ms. INV. Edwards. Mrs c. II. Bent.
Mrs. William Padden. Mrs. Alfred
Doull. Miss Margaret OHare. Miss
Fannie Cupid, Miss cleora Murdoch
and Miss Lois Lockhart.
Miss Marie Welch of McGill was 4
dinner quest of Miss Eileen Walker
Friday evening.
La Couture will meet al the home
Of Miss Lois Lockhart "Wednesday
next.
Mrs. |. {. &. Mhitniorc will be the
hostess 10 the Tuesday Evening Five
Humid, ed Club at its next meeting.
Mrs. George II. Linsley was hostess
In the Grandmother Club at its
meeting Tuesday afternoon. A love
ly luncheon was served TO Mrs. Ed
Willard. Mrs. James Bennett and
Mrs. John Weber. after which bridge
was enjoyed.
Miss Melba Geraghty was a charm
ing little hostess TO the Liberty Sew
ing Clab at her home at its last
meeting. The little misses spent the
afternoon in sewing, after which the
hostess served dainty refreshments.
Mrs. A. =. Hartman will he hostess
TO the Double + Bridge Club at her
home in Fast Fly this afternoon.
Mrs. G. l.. Hickey was n dinner
hostess Monday evening when Mrs
s +. Devlin and AIRS. Elton Harris
We're her guests.
Miss Susan Brown and Miss Mar
garet Brown left Saturday morning
for Stockton, Cal, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. J. +. Callahan entertained th'
Wednesday Sewing Club al its las
meeting " cdnesday evening. Af,el
an evening spent in pleasant CONVEX
! sation and sewing refreshments were
served 10 the following members:
Mrs. w. II. Bishop. Mrs. Frank
Swartz. Mrs. Frank Roper. Mrs. o. G.
BATES Mrs. +. A. Richardson and
Mrs. y. II. Chaplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SwartZ are at
home To their many friends in their
new home. formerly occupied by Mr..
and Mrs II. Preuse. on Mill street.
Mrs. i. Prouse and daughter. Miss
Nerna. left Thursday morning for Sc
attic. where they expect to make their
futare home.
DR. and Mrs. : T. Spann have
moved from their home on High
street To the former Swartz home on
Canyon street.
The Informal Bridge Club met with
Mrs. Joseph Teis at her home Mon
lay evening NJ this week.
Mrs. Bud Bodell returned Tuesday
evening from Pocatello. Idaho. where
she makes her home. to visit
with ner mother. Mrs. X. e. Davis.
Mrs. ID. Boyd-Smith OF McGili will
entertain the Thursday Bridge Club
N the home of her mother, Mrs. w.
+ Meyers. this afternoon.
A merry party composed Of Mr. and
Mrs. j. r. Brinton. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
II Mnrdock and daughter. Miss Gle.