White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-06

The auspices of the members of the
Woman's Club. The committee on ar
rangements was composed of Mrs. O.
Hovenden, Miss Jennie Newinger and
Mrs. J. II. Gallagher. The luncheon
was presided over by Mrs. Josephine
Weyman, president of the club, as
sisted by Mrs. T. {. Marsh, the vice.
president The program was under
the leadership of Mrs. Charles o.
Bonner, who was assisted by Mrs.
James Carpenter, Miss Katherine
Bonner, Miss Mary Black, Mrs. ]. p.
limbaugh, Mrs. \. n Mcdonald,
Mrs. Josephine Weyman. Miss La
'Yeta Harrison. Mrs. j. i. Miles. Miss
Adelaide Killing, Mrs. S. T. Spann
and Mrs. NJ l.. Smith. The main
subject was February Heroes and
Writer'S" each of the participants be-
ing allowed three minutes in which
TO read their papers, all of which
were greatly enjoyed and met with
we'll deserved applause. As the guests
were seated at luncheon, which con-
sisted of sailed almonds, olives, fruit
salad, creamed green peas in patty
shells, chicken patties. mashed pota-
toes, jelly, ice @ N cake and
after-dinner minis, each guest re-
sponded TO rollcall with a toast. The
following program vas rendered
Washington and Lincoln Mrs.
Charles o. Bonner.
"Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech .
Mrs. Josephine Weyman.
Victor Hugo and George AIDE, .
Mrs. s. T. Spann.
Darwin Mrs. James Carpenter.
Piano solo, Dance of the Demons, .
by Edwin Hoist, Kathefine Bonner.
Calico, Miss Mary Black.
Charles Dickens" Mrs Up. Rum
baugh.
susan b. Anthony and Anna How
ard Shaw Ivy Mrs. A. y Mcdonald
in place OF Mrs. ID. G. Mcdonald.
Song, "Oh, Would That Ny Love
fMendelssohn), Miss lie Vita Harri-
son encore, Kiss Ne Again"
Horace Greeley" Mrs. J F. Miles.
"Caruso and Farar." Miss Adelaide
Hilling.
Henry w Longfellow Miss sy-
billa Howells
Reading and piano selection from
Mendelssohn. Mrs. NJ. l.. Smith.
Edison. . Mrs. Charles o. Bonner.
Those present we're Mrs. Josephine
Weyman. Mrs. William Campbell.
Mrs. J. +. Mccarthy, Mrs. Francis V.
Rooney, Mrs. u. T. Stong. Mrs. II. A
comins. Mrs. a y. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Thomas II. Curnow. Mrs. James s
Bennett, s1rs. Wilbur i. Lindsey,
Mrs. George w. Jackson, Mrs. A. j.
Proctor, DIR. Marie Michel. Mrs. +. ID
Old6eld. Mrs. j. r. Miles. Mrs. John
Weber Mrs Charles o. Bonner. Mrs
Paul Irwin. Mrs. NJ. l.. Smith. Miss
sybilla How Ellis. Mrs. James Mac
Iaughlin, Mrs. A. A. sherman. Mrs.
J. NJ. Collins. Miss Mary Black. Miss
Settie Taylor. Mrs. James Carpenter,
Miss lie Veta Harrison, Miss Ruby
Rogers. Mrs. Hyrum Whitlock. Mrs.
S T. Spann. Mrs. " X. Amens. Miss
Ruby Rogers. Mrs. Oscar Siegle. Miss
Selma Braem. Mrs. II. X. Bieghler,
Mrs. J. +. Rumbaugh. Mrs. John
Moyle. Mrs. l. T.. Knox. Mrs. O. How
onden. Mrs. Henry Marriott. Mrs.
William Hicks. Mrs. I. G. Marsh. Mrs,
John Berry. Mrs. y. Williams. Mrs
Arthur Smith. Mrs. Ed Purcell. Mrs.
j. II Gallagher, Miss Jennie Newin-
ger. Miss Adelaide Killing, Mrs. NJ l..
Smith. Miss Mary Black. Mrs. Ida
Henry. Mrs. George II. Ryan and Mrs
Joseph Martin.
Following the social meeting gen.
eral business matters were discussed
Applications for membership were re-
eeived and Mrs. y. Williams was APP
pointed as librarian The librarian
will be NJ the library each day from.
. to 4 p. m. and Wednesdays and Fri
days from : to . p m. The librarian
VIII receive SO per month for her
services.
Mrs. Wilbur T.. Lindsey of MeGill
vas an Ely visitor Saturday. attend
ing the luncheon given by the Won
ems Club.
Mrs. John Weber was hostess to
the members of the Thursday Bridge
Club. Mrs. Fred T. West and Mrs,
Percy Jackson had high score. Those
present were Mrs. James S. Bennett
Mrs. William + Meyers. Mrs. w. o
Norman, Mrs Charles c. Caperton.
Mrs. ID Boyd-Smith, Mrs. Percy Jack
o and Mrs. Fred 7. West.
Mrs. ID. Boyd-Smith OF McGill was
an Ely visitor Thursday. attending
the meeting OF the Thursday Bridge
Club at the home of Mrs. John We
her, later being the dinner guest OF
her mother. Mrs. Willis T.. Meyers.
Myron Woodward and two chill
dren Geneva and Jack. who have
spent the last six months here as tho
kucbNb vi MT. anu MIS. = L. hDVu-
ward, departed Monday morning for
their former home In Salida, Col
Miss May Brown of McGill was an
Ely visitor yesterday, spending the
day shopping
Mrs. Frank Swartz will be hostess
at the next meeting of the Wednes-
day Sewing Club.
Mrs. Jeanne Dooley OF Ely was IA
guest at the dinner given Wednes-
day evening in MeGill by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur p Lindsey I'm honor of
James Howe and Edward Smith.
Mrs. Watt n. Bishop was hostess
at an informal luncheon Thursday
afternoon, followed by the playing OF
cards. Mrs. j. NJ. Lockhart and Mrs.
Frank Swartz had high cor Those
present were Mrs. u. II. Sturtevant,