White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-04

evening eomplimenting Miss Fa
Jones, cousin of Mrs. Eddy Seate
with the host and hostess and tn
honor guest were Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony ZURICH, Mrs. Marie Brown
Fred Brown, Herbert Eddy and An
thony Zurich Jr.
Miss Fay Jones, woo has been tn
quest of Mrs. Clarence A. Eddy an
Mrs. Anthony ZURICH, departed fo
her home in Denver Thursday.
Mrs. j. c.. Riordan arrived Tues
day evening from California. Sh'
met in Ely by her son Francis
and they departed for their Sunny
side home Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis r. ZadOw ant
and Mrs. Laura Oldfelt
spent Sunday at Ward.
Mrs. Charles Hull and daughtel
Zach Norman and Clarenc,
who spent several days o
the week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w
o. Norman, left Wednesday for Iii
pah.
The members of the Thursda!
Club were guests of Mrs
p. BARLEY at her home or
street Thursday afternoon
After several pleasant games the score.
were added and prizes awarded t.
Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Willard. The
e<joying the afternoon were
William O. Norman. Ef
Millard. Willis E. Meyers. Fred 4
West. Percy ]. Jackson, John Weber
and d. c. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Jones wei
Ward visitors last Sunday.
Miss Mayme Tucker. who spen,
several weeks at the Manson ranch
OH Currant creek, arrived home Wed
nesday.
Miss Carol Clark entertained
at an informal game of card.
evening. Dainty refresh.
ments were served. Those invited
Miss Koneta florence, Maxwell
Ball and Edwin Painter.
Miss Frances Peters left for tho
Whipple ranch Wednesday after
noon to spend a short time. She at
the wedding reception of Mr.
and Mrs. La Verne Whipple at Lunt
evening.
Mr.. ad Mrs. A. Grenig and Mis-
Mayme Glenn we're McGill visitors
to Ely Tuesday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Bowdle wer,
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
H Eager Sunday evening.
Charles z. Stephens of Sharp spen
DAYS OF the week in Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mahoney lef
Wednesday morning OF a motor trip
They will spend a few weeks in Sal
Lake OH a visit with relatives. Mr.
Mahoney will then proceed to Gran,
River, Iowa, to visit with relative
CT Mrs. Mahoney. They expect to b.
gone about three months.
Mrs. Artie w. Zedler, who has BEEF
the summer on the Steven
ranch at Sharp, arrived In Ely dur
ing the week. After Il two weeks
visit in Ely she will go to PiermOnt
where she will have charge of tn,
during the coming term.
Mrs. Thomas F. Chambers wa
outgoing passenger Thursda.
morning. She will go to Randsburg
California. to Join Mr.. Chambers
who Is in the restaurant bushes
there.
Mrs. Josephine Wayman, who at
tended the summer school at tn
University of Nevada in Reno an,
later visited friends at Battle Noun
tain, arrived home Saturday last an,
will assume her duties as teacher o
the Lane City school this week.
Miss Laura Gallagher was an ar
rival on Thursday evenings train
She spent the past two years il
Ohio. and during this sun
mer visited with her sister. Mrs. Rob
ert Allen at Globe. Arizona. Mis-
Gallagher will be employed in the Ell.
school this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Walker. Mrs
John H. Howard and Mrs. Flora Mad
dox motored from Cherry Creel
Tuesday and spent the day in Ely
Mr.. Walker attended to business mat
ters and the ladies visited friends.
Thomas II. King of the state farm
bureau left during the week for tn
White River district on business con
nected with his work.
George Fl. Ryan was a passenge
on Tuesday mornings train for Sal
Lake City TO attend to business mat
ters.
Mrs. Alfred Doull of McGill was
guest of Miss Fannie Cnpid in Ell,
Thursday evening
Miss Carol Clark charmingly en-
tertained some of the members o
the Younger set with a delightful
dancing party at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Clark
on Clark street. Friday evening
Large bouquets of golden glow form
cd attractive decorations about tn
rooms. During the evening tn
guests enjoyed several clever game
and prizes were won by KOneta Tor
renee and Minnie Drysdale and Gil