White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09

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Among the teachers of the district
who have left or will leave in the
near future are:
Mrs. II. X. Bieghler will leave Sat
urday for a visit in Los Angeles, later
visiting her O and family. who re-
side in Tucson. Ariz.
Miss Adele Jenny and Miss f Ida
" alz are visiting in San Francisco,
Los Angeles and other cities in Cali
fornia before geing 10 their respect
i've homes in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Carpenter
departed ON Saturday mornings train
for Boulder, Col. where MIR. CarpeI-
ter will take a postgraduate course.
Karl X. Kellogg left Tuesday
morning for his home in Minneapolis.
Miss lie Veta Harrison, after a few
weeks visit with her parents at Lund,
will go 10 Berkeley, Cal. where she
will attend summer school at the uni
versity.
Miss Nettie Taylor expects to visit
in Los Angeles and upon her depart
nre from the south will visit Miss
Adelaide Killing at her home in Den
yer and thence TO her home in Kan
sas.
Miss Ruby Rogers will spend her
summer vacation in Berkeley attend
ing summer school nj the University
of California.
Miss Ophelia Gilmore expects 10
attend the San Diego normal school
for the next ear
The Misses Caroline Osmo and
Jeanne Docley will visit Reno. Lake
Tahoe. San Francisco and Los Anee-
les. where Miss Osmo's parents re-
side. Miss Dooley travelling from
there to her home i'm Indiana.
Mrs. A. A. Marshall intends attend
ing summer school at the University
of Nevada. as will also Mrs. Ida
Henry.
Miss Mary S. Black. principal of
the Ely grade school. will visit her
parents at their home in Wisconsin
Miss Adelaide Killing intends TO
spend the summe touring the east
ern cities.
A. S. Kubitz. principal of the high
school. expects to leave in the near
future for a trip to Seattle and from
there will go TO his home in South
Dakota.
Mrs. G. l.. Hickey was hostess to
the Ante Club at her lovely home in
East Ely Saturday evening After
the game delicious refreshments were
served 10 her guests.
Miss Jennie Newinger, matron of
the county hospital. returned home
Saturday evening after "A several
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
Carolina Newinger OF Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. Jack Scarf will be the next
hostess to the Needlecraft Club at
her home this afternoon.
Mrs. Josephine T.. Weyman was
hostess l o the Big Five Hundred Club
al her nome Saturday afternoon.
Prizes we're won by Mrs. ID. G. Me
donald first and Mrs. John Weber
second. Those enjoying Mrs. Wey-
mans hospitality were Mrs. i. {. {.
" hitmore. Mrs. e.. l.. Grier. Mrs. II.
&. Mcdonald. Mrs. Ii. A. Comins, Mrs.
Angus Mcdonald. Mrs. Carroll +.
Morrill,. Mrs. Creighton =. Whitmore.
Mrs. Thomas A. Bath, Mrs. Francis
Hoot. Mrs. J.. r. Miles. Mrs. Fred ID.
oldfsld and Mrs. John Weber, who
acted ar a substitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Padder
tnee Mary O'Sullivanl have returned
from a two weeks honeymoon trip
fpent in California and will be Al
home In their many friends in their
coy home in East Ely.
Mrs. John II. Eager has gone 10
Sal Lake City for "A short pleasure
trip.
zla.,. - .aI ;at.-.., lob
place I'm Sacramento recently. when
Miss Mary Ash and Kent Baird were
united in holy matrimony. The we'd
ding tool place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Bloom in the Cali
fornia city. The bride is one Of the
aost loyable young women in his
district and has made many friends
during her residence here. She H.
the niece of Mrs. Fred West and has
made her lone with the West family
for several years. The groom is n
young man of sterling worth, who Il
u native of this county and known
and liked by all. The happy couple
will make their home in Sacramento,
where Mr.. Baird has accepted "A po-
sition with the American Railway
Express Company. The best wishes
of the entire community go forth Ia
them in their new happiness.
Mrs. Ruby Rogers WAS hostess M
q waffle breakfast at the home Of
Mrs. William Gallagher on Sunday
morning. Covers were laid for Miss
LIN Veta Harrison and Victor G. Karl
oil.
Mrs. +. Mccarthy will leave next
Saturday morning for Salt Lake City,
where she will attend the graduation
exercises of her daughter Helen from
Sacred Heart academy.
AIR. and Mrs. Wolfe will depart
for PENNSYLVANIA Saturday morning,
where Mr.. Wolfe has been transfer
red, He will be with the ]. &. Pen-
noy Company.
The eighth grade graduation eN-
e~rciss7 will take place Thursday eve
ming NJ \ o'clock in The high school