White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-23

re PINE MEMS
freshments were served. Miss Mural
HERON and Miss Lois Rowan danced
a Spanish dance, Miss Amy Goodman
danced a jig, Emmett gilbert rem
dered a vocal solo, and to close the
entertainment each guest performed
a stunt, which caused much morri-
ment Those present we're Catherine
Randall, Amy Goodman, Cora James.
Lois Rowan, Beatrice Lyden. Esther
Squires. Marie Welch, Eileen O'con-
nell, Margaret Curto, Koneta Ter
renee. Dorothy Armand. Marguerite
sulbert, Mural Heron. George Jack
son, Emmett Culbert, Frank Mangum.
Tom Denis, Charles Schallenbereer.
George Fisher, John Swan, Claude
Denis. Jack Smith. Walter Lage, Bill
Thiessen. Maxwell Ball, Campton
Root. Edward Woods, Bud Robb,
Claude Mathews and Wesley Millick.
Mrs. N. A. Spell arrived home
Thursday evening after an absence
OF six months. which was spent In
Colorado, Wyoming and Kansas. She
will spend the winter in Ely with her
son. Cline V. Spell.
The Woman's Club have completed
arrangements for a halloween party
TO be held Friday evening. October
rs. at st. Lawrence hall. There will
be a fortune telling booth and hal
lowe'en games and refreshments will
be served. The public is invited and
the Woman's Club members are par
tieularly urged To attend and make
the affair a success.
George W. Jackson entertained a
number of his class and a few other
guests at the home of his mother,
Mrs. George ". Jackson. last evening.
Hallowe en- decorations were attract
lively arranged about the rooms and
delicious refreshments were served.
Games and dancing helped 10 pass a
pleasant evening for the young peo-
pie present. who were Margaret
Baird. Mildred Neol, Palma Sund-
berg, Louise Williams. Helen McFad-
den. Mayme Day. Marian McKernau,
Leah Miles, Mayme Tucker. Beatrice
Lvden. Marguerite gilbert, Genevievs
Vivian. Josephine Randall. William
Neal, Don Rowan. Harold James,
Frank Farnsworth. Shirley Brown,
David Harris. Harold Peck. Gerald
Culbert, Arthur Schallenberger. VII
ford Thiessen, Melvin Swan, George
Miles, Jack Monaghan, Clarence New
man, Mansel Root, Philip Weir and
Jack Monaghan.
\ marriage license was Issued to
s. G. Neal OF Sunnyside and Grunieth
Roberts OF Wnexham, Wales, yester
day.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Root was hostess
to the members of the Big Five Hun
dred Club at her home on Canyon
street yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Grier won the first prize and Mrs. |
c. c. Whitmore second The ladies
enjoying the afternoon were Mes
danes |. G. {. Whitmore, Charles l..
,irier, Thomas A. Bath. NJ. A. Spell.
ID. c. Mcdonald. Ed Willard. Carroll
r. Morrill,, Jay +. Brinton. Josiah +.
Miles. Fred ID. Oldfeld. Josephine
Wayman, Creighton p. Whitmore and
Percy ] Jackson.
The members of the Electa Sewing
Club were guests of Miss Margaret
Beverly at her home in East Ely last
evening A few hours of sewing and
conversation with the serving of
dainty refreshments by the hostess
pleasantly passed the evening for The
Misses Koneta Terrence. Thelma Day,
Marie Williams, Katherine Mac
Langhlin. Gladys Hexam and Gather
inc Randall.
Miss Bertha Wamboldt entertained
the +. W. Sewing Club ut her home
on hurry street yesterday afternoon.
The little folks enjoyed an afternoon
of sewing and refreshments. Those
present were Georgia Wamboldt, Mil
dred Delmore. Dorothy Delmore. Mel
ba Geraghty and Irene kitch.
Dan j. Riordan of Cave valley has
been a visitor In Ely since Friday. He
assisted James G. Riordan in bringing
his cattle 10 Ely.
Charles +. Stephens and ]. T.
Deacy of Sharp spent a few days in
ely on business. They will return
home today.
Miss Minerva Graham. niece of Mr..
and Mrs. J. ID. Mclaughlin. will leave
on Tuesdays train for California.
She will stop i'm Elko enroute for a
short visit with relatives and friends
Miss Graham, who has been an op-
eratiye in the White Pine telephone
Office in Ely for the last year. will be
accompanied by her grandmother,
Mrs. r.. Graham of Elko. to San Fran
cisco. where she has accepted IA posi-
tion and will make her home.
The Drama League has issued in
vitations for u halloween dance to
take place at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Smith Monday owe
ming, October 81.
| Halloween Goods
PRICES ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT
lanterns. Masks. Place and