White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-25

: al It's close the hostess served daint,
refreshments to Mesdames A. A
sherman, Charles l.. Grier, James
MacLaughlin. George w. Jackson
Angus \. Mcdonald. John #. Lich-
lyter. Claude Henderson and Harry
Randall Mrs Fenton will entertain
the club g Tuesday afternoon.
7. c Windows was a visitor to Ely
Thursday from his home at Preston.
Mrs. +. Mathews, Mrs. j. r. Eudy
and Mrs G.. b.. Nance of Ruth spent
Friday afternoon in Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Grant and J.
w. Foote of Ruth motored TO Ely
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charels l.. Grier entertained
several of the members of the Wom-
en- of Woodcraft at her home on Iv-
ons avenue Friday afternoon. The
ladies enjoyed an afternoon OF sew
ing and an interesting talk on the
home of the organization in Los An
geles by Mrs. Fred II. Barnard.
Those present were Mesdames Ernest
! A. Day. George w. Jackson, Lynn A.
Harris. Thomas l.. Hooper. Harry
Randall. John Monaghan. William
y. curto. Barton %Smithson. Marian
sehallenberger and Fred II. Ran
nard.
Mrs. Aubrey b. Bonham left last
Thursday morning for an extended
visit To her old home in Georgia.
Joseph +. Muller, deputy United
States marshal. with headquarters at
Carson City. arrived In Ely Thursday
evening. Mr.. Muller is subpoening
Witnesses for the federal court,
which Will hold a session In Carson
City October 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Harris enter
tanned at "A duck dinner Monday V
ming. Their guests were Mrs. Fred
II. Barnard and children.
The members of the Tuesday Eve
ming Five Hundred Club met with
Mrs. David +. BARLEY at her home
on Campton street Tuesday evening.
The ladies enjoying the game and the
delicious refreshments served were
Mesdames ID. c. Mcdonald. Jerry
Kent, Percy j. Jackson. Ed White,
Ed Willard. William o. Norman. l.
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John Weber. John II. Eager. ii. G. F.
Brown ana Miss Virginia j. Caroth-
ers. Mrs. Weber was awarded the
first prize and Mrs. Whitmore second
Mrs. J. j. Raposa of Ogden was a
dinner guest of Judge and Mrs. ID. G.
Mcdonald Sunday evening.
Mrs. Peter Anderson, who spent
some time in Ely visiting her sister,
AIRS. William O. Norman. returned
IL her home in Hamilton last Sunday.
William Bigeane. Lee II Murdoch
aud Fred r. West left Friday after
noon for McDermitt creek on a fish
mr. rip. They will return TO Ely
this evening.
Mrs. August X. Riepe and Mrs
John Stack were joint hostesses at n
snrprise party given to Mr.. and Mrs.
l. NJ Crawford IT the Crawford home
in McGill Thursday evening. The
evening was pleasantly spent i'm play
ing FIVE hundred and with music and
late in the evening a delicious lunch
was served. High-score honors went
To Mrs. Crawford and Charles En-
gelke and consolation prizes TO Mrs.
Engelke and MIR. Lusick. with Mrs.
Derr drawing the free for all prize.
Those present We're Messrs and Mes
/ DANES Charles Engelke. Delos Nc
Chic. ". r. Derr. Chris Haller, John
Stack. August II. Riepe. Mrs. II. j. X.
| 1ietz. Misses Ann and Katherine
RYAN aud NJ I.usick.
Thomas McGeary. the Duckwater
merchant, spent a few days of the
week in Ely renewing acquaintance
and attending TO business
Mrs. Fred Il. Barnard had as din
her guests at IA duck feast Wednes-
day evening Mr.. aud Mrs. Lynn Har-
rs and family.
1911 and Harry Smith left during
The week to their studies
Bill goes 90 Exeter. y H.. aud Harry
II Ames. Iowa.
Mrs. Nose Anderson returned Sat
urday evening from Reno. where she
had accompanied her daughter. Miss
Claire. who entered the University
OF Ne, ada. Mrs. Anderson also WIS.,
tied her mother in Carson City. She
left for her home at the Cleveland
ranch during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Schumacher 81
Baker are spending Il few days in
EIv.