White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-07

Was ioTlleIly MISS Lizzie Qui
an old resident of Ely. living at East
Ely, which was then known as
Georgetown.
Mrs. Carroll F. Morrill, will be the
next hostess to the Big Five Hundred
Club Saturday afternoon next
]. F. Miles and F. d. Oldfield mo-
tored to Cherry Creek Sunday to at
tend to business matters. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Miles. Mrs. Old
field and Cyril and George Miles.
Miss Bertha Wamboldt entertained
the members of the z. w. Sewing
Club Wednesday afternoon. Her lit
tie guests enjoyed several hours of
sewing and Miss Bertha served dainty
refreshments. The little ladies who
enjoyed the afternoon were Lettie
Geraghty, Georgia Wamboldt, Bernice
Geraghty. Melba Geraghty and Inc
hostess.
George r. Baker of Baker was an
Ely visitor Tuesday attending TO
business matters.
Fred Hartley. manager of the J. c.
Penny Company store in Ely, return
ed Thursday evening from the east.
where he has been for some time OF
business. Mr.. Hartley was glad to
get back to Ely in order to get away
from the oppressive heat OF the east
ern cities.
Robert A. Baird and Robert Tuck
er, members of the board of county
commissioners, spent Saturday last
in Cherry Creek inspecting the roads
in that district
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Trembath en-
tertained guests at dinner Wednesday
evening. Covers were laid for Rev.
and Mrs. Harold st. G. Carter and
Mr.. and Mrs. James W Delmore.
A marriage license was issued Mon,
day to Howard r. Hill, who has been
express agent at McGill for some
time. and Miss Eleva jeanette Biles
of Elko They were married in Elko
Tuesday evening. For the present
the couple will reside in Davis. Cal,
where Mr.. Hill will be temporarily
employed as p substitute in the ex-
press Office. When business is re-
sumed in McGill they will make their
home in the smelter city.
The annual Sunday school picnic
OF the Methodist church was held on
the courthouse lawn Thursday after
noon. There were fully a hundred
people present and a most ENJOYABLE
time was had. The children enjoyed
the games and sports between the
hours OF 4 and 6 and they were then
Joined by h grownnps and a de-
licious picnic supper was served.
Mrs. Jay F.. Brinton will entertain
the members of the Spoon Club next
Wednesday evening.
The members OF the Spanish class
met with Mrs. Josiah F. Miles We'd
iesday evening. After a few hours
of study refreshments were served.
Those present were Mesdames ID. C.
Mcdonald, George w. Jackson. An
gus N. Mcdonald. II. A. Comins, n
T. Stong and T. c. Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Caperton
of nlipah spent a few DAYS of the
week attending to business matters
and visiting friends in Ely.
Forrest a. Matson. superintendent
OF the Piermont Mining Company,
was an Ely business visitor this week.
Mrs. William .. Norman. Mrs.
Jerry Kent. Mrs Jay +. Brinton and
Mrs. Fred ID Odfield enjoyed an in
formal game of bridge with Mrs.
Norman at her home Wednesday
evening.
]. w. Walker of Cherry Creek was
an Ely business visitor last week. He
left for his home Saturday morning
last and when within about v
miles of Cherry Creek his car gave
him trouble and he was compelled to
walk to town.
Mrs. +. II. Knox entertained dinner
guests Tuesday evening in honor of
Mrs. +. C.. Reece. Seated were the
guest OF honor, Rev. and Mrs. II. st.
c. Carter. Helen and Carl Reece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r. Zadow and
children and Mrs. Joseph Oldfeld en-
Joyed a pleasant outing on Bird creek
last Sunday.
Miss Christie Anderson. who has
been spending u vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hans l.. Ander.
son at Schellbourne. returned I o Salt
Lake during the week.
Saturday of last week Miss Iiarie
T'escio vas a charming little hostess
when she entertained n number of
her friends at her home in Central
!, Ely. The little folks enjoyed all
sorts of games and music. and par
ticularly the delicious refreshments
served by the little hostess Those
euioying the afternoon wara the
Iisses Maude Strange. Ruth Webb,
Alice Perrier. Lettie Geraghty and
Masters Charles Strange. Leo Perrier,
Fred Pescio and Thee Anseth.
Mrs. Fred West entertained the
members OF the Informal Bridge Club
at her home on hurry street Satur-
day evening. Her guests were Mrs.
Tercy ]. Jackson. Mrs. William O.
Norman and Mrs. Willis Z. Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ID. Oldfeld en-
tertained at dinner tuesday evening,
having as their guests Rev. I I Me-