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

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Wamboldt. Velma Smith, Lettie Ger
agility. Bernice Geraghty and Melba
ceraghty.
Russell Il Moyle of Osceola spent
a few days of the week in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jurieh en-
tertained after the Elks dance Satur-
day evening last at their home on
hurry street, when they served a de-
licious buffet supper and the guests
enjoyed several vocal selections by
Mrs. Zurich. Ridden were Messrs
and Mesdames II. w. Edwards, Fred
ID Oldfield Andrew Hexem. Thomas
A Bath. Mrs. II. Anderson, Misses
Christie Anderson. Frances Peters
and Mortimer J. Keough.
Aael and Alfred Bellander Of Snake
valley are in Ely on business con
neeted with the board of equalization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee II. Murdoch. Mr.
aud Mrs. Oscar II. Upwall, Mrs. Mar
tin J. Miller. Misses Lois Lockhart,
cleora Murdoch and Carl Hartman
formed a party which motored 10
MeGin to attend the Elks dance Sat
urday evening.
J. {. Wheeler left Thursday morn
ing for Salt Lake, where the Wheel
ers plan ID make their future home.
Mrs. Wheeler left Saturday morning
for Boise. Idaho. where she will visit
her daughter. Mrs. George Kincaid
for a few weeks. after which she will
5oin Mr.. Wheeler in Salt Lake.
The Misses Julia Dean West and
Edith La Belle. Clarence Rowan and
Fred ID. West were members OF a
party who enjoyed the dance At Lund
Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles s. Chandler enter.
tanned with a most delightful lunch
con complimenting Mrs. James S.
hennett. ut her home in East Ely
Friday afternoon. Gorgeous flowers
were striking decorations and formed
a a center for the table in the din.
ing room. where a delicious menu was
served. the spacious rooms were
also tastefully and beautifully deco,
rated with quantities of flowers and
dainty place cards carried cut the
color scheme. During the afternoon
several pleasant games OF five hun.
dred were enjoyed by the guests
with Mrs. Roper winning first prize
Mrs. Eager second prize. Mrs. Mar
garet Smith the free-for-all. Mrs
bennett and Mrs. Lindsay were pre-.
sented with pretty gifts. Seated will
The hostess were Mesdames James S
bennett. Wilbur =. Lindsay. William
y MeGill. Arthur Smith. George II
l1nsley, John Weber. Fred NJ. Clark
I n faant ID ES1hAra - ~ -
h Eager, Frank Roper, G. w. Wei
Ter, X. II Hoffman. Osmond G
Bates. Misses Fstelle Lakenan ano
Margaret Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Walker an,
children Of McGill autoed to L.un,
and Preston Monday to attend The
Pioneer Day celebrations.
Among the Ruth people noted a
The Elks dance in McGili Saturda,
evening were Messrs and Mesdame.
Gerald McNay. z. t.. Nance. j. "
Foote. J. +. Eudey and Joseph Long
Miss Margaret Beverly of East EI,
Is spending the week with Miss Am,
Goodman at the Goodman ranch o,
White river.
Mrs. Creighton +. Whitmore wa,
hostess Thursday afternoon at 4;
rrettily appointed luncheon H. honor
CT Mrs. James s. Bennett and Mrs
Wilbur ?. Lindsay. The guests wer,
seated abcat the table which wa.
prettily decorated with sweet pea,
and place cards i'm the same design
marked places for Mesdames Bennett
and Lindsay and |. {. &. Whitmore
Ed Willard. \. W. Vert. John Weber
George IL. Linsley. and AT a small
table We're seated little Betty an,
Buddy Lindsay. The remainder OF III,
afternoon was pleasantly spenn IN
sewing and conversation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Fulmer spen
SUNDAY ON Steptoe creek. enjoying
day of fishing.
Mr.. and hrs. Frank Beverly art
Mr.. II airs William Carrie formed
a party motoring IN Lund and Pres