White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-13

F. Deckelman, j. w. Painter, Arch
y E.. Hartman, Frank l.. Beverly. Et
u ward Horrocks and Frank j. Nee
roy and the hostess. The next meet
g ing of the club will be with Mrs. Be,
erIy Saturday evening, November Il
$ y. p. Jensen and Christian Jense'
of Preston attended 10 business i
Ely Monday.
y Mrs. o. G. Bates will entertain th
members Of the Pirate Bridge Gu
! next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. N. w. Fay was hostess to tn
members of chapter c OF the p. 4. u
] at her home in Fast Ely Monday eve
ming. After the regular meeting
. Mrs. Josephine Wayman read an in
teresting paper on English Sine
1870" and. the guests enjoyed ;
guessing game, in which Mrs. Biegh
Ter received the prize. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Mildred Marriott
Bessie pursell, Margaret Smith, Har
riet II. Bieghler, Josephine Wayman
Eva florence, Minnie Mcdonald ant
Miss Mary Black. Mrs. Siona Clarf
will be the next hostess.
o. II. Paulsen. who spent the last
few weeks on a trip to Utah and
Idaho, returned to Ely Monday.
Mrs. Joseph w. Russell. who LEFT
Thursday morning for Austin upon
receipt of word of the illness of her
father. returned Thursday evening
having received word at Cobre that
her parent was much improved.
Mrs. Harold A. Davidson ard baby
daughter Marie returned Tuesday
evening from a several months visit
in Colorado.
The members of the Wednesday
Sewing Club entertained their hus-
bands with q turkey dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Osmond G..
Bates. on hurry street. Friday eve
ming Small chrysanthemums formed
the attractive center for the table,
around which were seated Mr.. and
! Mrs. Bates and Messrs. and GIes-
DANES Watt II. Bishop, Nealy ii. Cha
pin. +. A. Richardson, Vail NJ. Pitt
man, Frank f.. SwartZ. II. s. Sturde-
want. Frank Roper and John r. Cal
lahan.
Miss Elsie Hooper of Eureka was
a luncheon guest of Mrs. l. c. G..
Whitmore Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hartley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ID. Oldfield were
guests of Miss Frances Peters at her
home on Clark street Monday eve
ming. An informal game OF cards
and dainty refreshments were en-
joyed
John Lusetti came in from his
home at Steptoe to look after bust
ness in Ely Thursday.
John A. Carlson. Cherry Greek bus
mess man, was a visitor TO Ely Thurs
day.
Colonel ID. G. Jackling arrived in
McGin Thursday evening and with
members Of the stan was given a
dinner by Manager c. b. Lakenan.
William II. McCroskey, formerly of
Ely, is confined in a San Francisco
hospital, where an operation was
performed on his knee, which he in
iured while playing ball here several
years ago and which has caused him
considerable trouble lately.
-
Miss Doty Upton OF McGm WAS a
luncheon guest of Mrs. |. &. :. Whit
more yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. j.. A. Wallace, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. f. Brinton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll +. Morrill, were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton p. Whit.
more Wednesday evening. Late In
the evening delicious refreshments
were served.
Barton Smithson and August II
Riepe spent Friday on a deer hunt
ny trip up Cave creek.
Mrs. |. c. G Whitmore will b,
hostess 10 the members OF the Ned
l~ecrait this week.
Mrs. Frank Galloway and children
Miss Regina Younger and Miss Har
} riet lie Boer o. Currant are nous
: guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert y
I Foreman.
l.. VI house was a dinner CUES
] OF DIR. and Mrs. J A. Wallace FIR
day evening.
Mrs. George w. Wright and Mis-
. koneta 1CrTe9ce arranged y ncllgnl
full surprise party for Mr.. and Mr.,
c. W. Terrence. at their East Ell
r home. last evening. Cards and daI
cling pleasantly passed the evenin
and at n late hour a delicious lunc
was served Those enjoying the ev,
$ ming were Messrs. and Mesdam,
Harold II. Amens, Frank L. Beyerl,
Frank J McElrov, Edward Horrock
Dilly. George w. Wright. Hem
J.. Marriott. G. w. Terrence. Miss,
Margaret Beverly and Koneta To
y renee.
Herman Tietz was an arrival fro
Cherry Creek Friday and will reria
IN until Monday as the guest of his pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ] II. Tietz.
n Mrs. Creighton =. Whitmore W
n entertain the members of the Il
Five Hundred Club next Saturd;
afternoon.
ar TO celebrate the first birthday
r. their young son. Gilbert Houtz Bor
es man. and the third birthday OF Lou
h. Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
m Foreman entertained with a turk