White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-31

Ely. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in reading and refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
members enjoying the afternoon were
Mrs. Claude Henderson. Mrs. John
Lichlyter. Mrs. Harry Randall. Mrs.
George W. Jackson, Mrs. James Mac
! aughlin. Mrs. Charles L. Grier, Mrs.
~. A Sherman, Mrs. Angus Melon
aid. Mrs. +. { Marsh and Miss Jen-
ME Newinger. Mrs. Lichlyter will
entertain the club ext Tuesday aft
noo
Mortimer J Keough of McGill wal
an Ely visitor Thursday evening.
Mrs. VI. D. Rice and her daughter,
Miss Maude, left Tuesday morning
for Cobre. where they will spend a
few DAYS visiting Mrs. j. O'Neill.
They will then go To Reno and Miss
Rice will become the bride of ". A.
Mcintosh early next month. The
wedding will take place in Reno and
the young couple will make their
home in Portola, Cal
Elmer +. Fowler of Big wash is an
Ely business visitor.
Mrs. August Riepe was il charming
hostess Thursday evening when she
entertained dinner guests in honor
of the birthday of her mother, Mrs
II. j. II. TietZ. \ cut glass bowl of
sweet peas formed the center for the
dining table and covers we're laid for
the guest of honor. II. J. Il. Tietz
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stack. NJ. Lusick.
Herman rietz. Joseph Tietz and Jos
eph Stack. During the evening the
party enjoyed an Informal game of
cards.
The Misses Lois Rowan. Marie
IO'Connell. Eileen O'Connell and the
Messrs. Ray Kirkland, Carl Harri-
man and Joseph Tietz formed a party
motoring to Lund Monday evening TO
attend the dance.
Mrs. Walter ). Holmquist was an
outgoing passenger Tuesday morn
ing for California. where she will
make her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bath, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Hexem. Mrs. II. l..
Anderson and Miss Christie Anderson
we're noted among the Ely people who
attended the Elks dance at McGill
Saturday evening last.
Little Miss Mildred and Dorothy
beimore were operated on IT the Ely
Surgical hospital during the week FOR
the removal of their tonsils and are
repidly c~onvaleseing at the home of
! fhAtE FnrantH n. Aa W
Delmore.
Mrs. j. /. Trembath will entertain
the members of the Ladies' Aid So.
ciety of the Methodist church at her
home in East Ely next Wednesday
Afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. August Riepe and
Mrs. III. j. r.. Tietz went TO Iund
Monday evening and attended the
Pioneer Day dance.
Mrs. VI ID Rice and Miss Maud
Rice were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l. Johnson Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Percy j. jackson entertained
The members of the Informal Bridge
tiun iHuTSudy evening. High score
was held by Mrs. Jackson. The la
dies enjoying tho game were Mrs.
Fred T. West, Mrs. Joseph l.. Ties
and Mrs. Willis +. Meyers.
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Miss Jennie Newinger will be the
next hostess to the members of the
Double + Bridge Club Thursday
afternoon.
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Raymond Holtzman, Woodberrs
Howard, William Smith. Emmett Cul
bert, Tom Welsh and Vaughn Driggs
formed a party motoring tn Lund Il
attend the dance Monday evening.
Arthur Baird. who has been en-.
gagged in mining near Oseeola, has
returned IN Ely and will remain
here
The members IF he Big Five Hun.
dred Club were guests of Miss Jenni,
Newinger Saturday afternoon. Tn,
members present were Mrs. Thomas
A.. Bath, Mrs. |. {. {. Whitmore, Mrs.
Creighton +. Whitmore, Mrs. Francis
NJ. Root. Mrs. Josiah +. Miles. Mrs.
Fred d. oldfeld. Mrs. II. A. Comins
Mrs. ID. {. Mcdonald. Mrs. Percy D