White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-13
ELY SOCIE7Y NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

: Francis returned home the same da
and Mrs. Riordan spent the week
Ely visiting her mother, Mrs. Ma
9 garet O'Hare, and attending tn
e teachers institute.
j. NJ. Christensen spent a few day
in Ely during the week on an officis
trip as postofice inspector.
= The members OF the Wednesda
, Sewing Club will give a public car
: party at the Willow Club next Wed
nesday evening for the benefit OF tn
Red Cross. Prizes will be given an
after the card game there will be
jitney dance. The admission fee vii
I be 81 cents.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. varney 0
Cherry Creek visited in Ely Wednas
day.
The members of the Thursda'
J Bridge Club were entertained by Mrs
William O. Norman at her Clarl
street home Thursday afternoon. Fol
lowing an enjoyable afternoon high
score prizes were awarded to Mrs
Norman and Mrs. Weber. Present
were Mesdames David p. Bartly. Johr
Weber, ID. G. Mcdonald. Ed Willard
Willis F.. Meyers, George II. Linsley
and Fercy j. Jackson.
Miss Eva Timmons has completely
recovered from her attack of tonsili-
It's and will resume her duties az
principal of the East Ely school to-
morrow morning.
Anthony Zurich spent Monday in
Eureka on business in connection
with the trial of ]. w. Freeman,
which will take place December 6.
Mrs. Jerry Kent, Mrs. A. A. Sher-
man and Airs. Charles l.. Grier en-
joyed an informal game of bridge
with Mrs. /. c. c. Whitmore al her
home on Lyons n Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Kent had high score
Mr.. and Mrs. Fent N. Smith of Hot
Creek spent a few days OF the week
in Ely visiting friends and attending
to business.
The pupils of the Ruth and McGill
schools visited the East Ely airplane
field in the school trucks Wednesday
W WitItSS tHC i'N VI NV a'fi1t
mail planes.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church met with
Mrs. A. G. Jones at her home in Cen
trail Ely Wednesday afternoon. Sew
ing occupied the ladies during the
afternoon until the serving of re-
freshments. Present were Rev. and
Mrs. Upton Partridge, Mesdames John
T. Lichlyter, Rufus Settlers. Ed Il
Smith. James w. Delmores John 7.
E. f. Knox and J. c.
Mrs. Lichlyter will entertain
the society at its next meeting.
Charles c. C%apterton. who has
spent the summer at Illipah, spent
several days Of the week in Ely.
j. c. Wheeler, former East Ely IT'S
ident and now manager of a fruit
company in Salt Lake. anne TO Ely
during the week on a business trip.
Mrs. Dan Riordan and her sister,
Miss Juanita Brunson. are in from
their home at Cave Valley for the
teachers Institute.
+. NJ Barber and Eliot Scott came
10 Ely in a special plane Wednesday
TO attend to business in connection
with the air mail service.
/: Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smith motored
from McGill Tuesday evening and
spent the evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed f. Smith in East Ely.
A. - n
baby daughter Esther left Thursday
morning for Oakland. where they will
spend the remainder Of the winter.
Mrs Samuel b. Ebert entertained
with a luncheon Tuesday for Mes
danes Arthur Smith. Ralph A. Bow
die. Charles s. Chandler. Misses Mar
garet Smith and Estelle Lakenan
Sewing occupied the ladies during tn
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Foote of Rutl
motored to McGin "Wednesday eve
ming and attended the Elks ban1le
and dance.
Mrs. Nealy II. Chaplin entertaine
the members OF the Drama I.eagu
at her home on Canyon street Thus
\ day afternoon. Mrs. Ebert was III
reader and after a pleasant afternoo
refreshments were served to- Mes
DANES William y. McGill, X. I
Hoffman. Samuel B. Gilbert, Arthu
Smith. Osmond G. Bates. Ralph !
Bowdle and Charles s. Chandler.
Mrs. Jack Robertson of McGill h.
been the guest of her mother. Mr.
Harry Randall. at her home in Gel
trial Ely during the last week.
Mrs. Lee VI Murdoch and daugl
ter. Miss Cltora, returned Thursdt
eyening from Kansas City. where Mi
Cleora was one of the official repor
IS ers at the American Legion CONVEX
ton. Enroute home they visited
r SAT- Lake and Ogden.
Mrs. J. +. Miles and children spel
the week end al the Campbell ran
at Steptoe.
Mrs. II. II. Knox was hostess
the members of the p. 7. &. at h
home in Central Ely Tuesday afte
n noon. Reading occupied the ladi
until the serving OF dainty refres
ments Present were Mesdames Jol
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