White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10

carly inc mOTuIus VI Inc FOuIth u
accept the invitation extended by the
Elks at the Willow Club. There was
no evidence on the part of any one
of the young guests TO claim the
rights SO often exercised by society in
arriving late
Dressed IN their best bib and
tucker the young folks crowded The
spacious porches OF the club rooms,
expectation registered on their little
co%untenances of the treat that was in
store in the way Of ice cream. cake
and popcorn.
The Bills Immediately began
serving and were the most popular
people. around the club grounds for
some time. A little later in the day
o patriotic talk was given 70 the
young folks by II. W. Edwards, Ia
which they listened att%entively.
Excellent music was provided for
dancing and the pretty frocks of the
little guests as they tripped through
the steps Of the one-step and fox
trot with their boy or girl partners
made a pleasing sight.
Races and games OF fun and mer-
riment on the street IN front of the
clubE ouse were the principal amuse-
ncnts for the afternoon. To close
the festivities the little folks gave q
ronsing cheer for the hospitality Of
the Elks.
While tie day was devoted prihci-
pally TO the amusement and enter
tainment of the children, many
grownups fpent the entire day TT the
clubhouse, enjoying the shade of the
trees and cool porches, with those
who cared 10 dance enjoying that
pleasure.
The Hotue Makers Club, with their
state leader. Miss Leah Barker. en-
joyed o hike over the hills sur
rounding Ely Wednesday and enjoyed
q picnic lunch. Those who accompa-
MED Miss Barker were the Misses
Mayme Tucker, Margaret Baird, Jean
Mclaughlin. Palma %Sundberg, LOU
ise Williams. Josephine Randall and
Faralie Smithson.
Matt Kocgan, after spending a few
days in Ely on business, returned to
his Bothw ok creek ranch Friday
Forrest u. Mattson. superintendent
OF the Piermont mines. was an Ely
business visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August II. Riepc. Mr..
and Mrs. w. r.. Derr and NJ. LusicS
formed a party which enjoyed a
pleasant day on Clear creek Monday
Miss Fannie Cupid. who has been
a guest of Mrs. Alfred Doull OF Me-
Gil over the week end, returned to
Ely Tuesday.
Saturday evening Lee II. Murdoch.
II, W. Edwards and \. {. Powell mo
tered 10 Cleyc creek. They were
joined sunday morning by Mrs. Muir
dock. Mrs Martin Miller. Miss Cleora
Murdoch. Miss Lois Loekhait. y. /.
Gilroy. II. V. Nippon, Lorraine and
Dale Miller. The party enjoyed a
most pleasant outing and returned
to Ely sunday night.
The members of the Needlecraft
Club and their friends held an in
formal picnic In the courthouse park
by way OF celebrating the Fourth.
All kinds OF good things were pro-
vided TO satisfy hungry appetites and
everyone enjoyed a delicious dinner
and a good visit. Later in the eve
hing refreshments were again passed
from the generous supply left from
INV NUN iiltdls 4 ltD-t I'll AO.i iS iu'
occasion were Mrs. w. Z. Gallagher.
Mrs. Mary Cupid, Mrs. |. G. G.. Whit
more. Mrs. J. h. Reece, Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy J. Jackson. Mrs. Jerry Kent,
Mrs. Harold ST. {. Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Ryan and family,
Mrs. Belle Baird. Mrs. l.. NJ. House,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Stong. AIR. and
Mrs. J. ID Wallace and family, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. +. Knox. Mrs. j. Scarf
Mrs. Robert A. Baird, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Root and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. +. Miles. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Gal
iagher. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soaring,
Mrs. I. c. Marsh. Misses Jennie New
niger. Violet Gallagher. Florence Gal.
lagher. Maraaret Baird, Helen Reeec,
Air. Francis Lewis, Masters Arl
Reecc. Marvin Jackson. Lloyd Stong,
Euddy Newinger. ltyland Knox and
Mamie Marsh.
Charles Grain of Spring valley was
an Ely visitor this week. Mr.. Grain
IAN "a silver I'm his hand, which he
cGme infected and made il necessary
for him To come IN Ely To consult II
physician
DIR. b. Bailey returned 10 Ely Wed.
h'SioN# VI Ittii'N hfn ttfh Nv
Spring vale, for some time develop
ing mining claims owned by himself
and associates and after IA visit of II
few days with his family he returned
10 the mines.
AIR. and Mis-. Charles ). chandler,
Air. and Mrs. G.. l.. Hickey. Mrs. ".
$. Holnlquist. 4. b. Iakeraa, George
4. Whitcley and Mr.. Guthrie formed
am automobile party which motored
10 Gleye creek and enjoyed Il pleas
ant day fishing and picnickfE.
Mr. and Mrs. w. \. Leonard and
family anu Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Finley
and family picnieked on the court
house lawn 10 help keep up the spirit
of PATRIOTISM on the Fourth.
Edward McEilin eamo from Eamil-
ton and spent the Fourth with his
mother. Mrs. Phyllis MERLIN Of East
Fly.
Charles Burke and family spent
the Fourth on Cleve creek.