White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-23

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~tertained at her home on Canyon
street Tuesday afternoon. Following
the serving of luncheon at / o'clock
a pleasant afternoon was spent at
five hundred, with Mrs. Oldfeld win
ming the first prize, Mrs. Bowdle sec
ond, Mrs. Root consolation and Mrs.
Edwards the free for all. Bidder to
enjoy the afternoon were the guest
of honor and Mesdames Alfred J..
Proctor, Francis v Rooney, Ralph
A. Bowdle. Rowe McCrae, Ray Beld-
ing, Creighton p. Whitmore. William
Padden. Francis NJ. Root, Orval r
Baird. Jay e. Brinton, Carroll F.
Morrill,. Louis r. Zadow, Harold w.
Edwards, Fred d. Oldfeld, the Misses
Eva Timmons, Fannie Cupid, Laura
Gallagher, Frances Peters, C1eora
Murdoch and Margaret O'Hare.
Mrs. II. l.. Evans and Mrs. Barton
e. Walker motored from McGill last
Thursday evening tc attend the meet
ing of the Rebekah lodge.
Mrs. Rowe McCrea was hostess to
n number of Ely and East Ely friends
at n bridge luncheon at her home in
McGill yesterday afternoon. The fol-
! lowing ladies motored to McGill to
attend: Mesdames Ralph A. Bowdle,
Frank Roper. Samuel B. Ebert, Geo.
L. Hickey, Raymond II. Hoffman,
Paul Boese. Charles S.. Chandler, Geo.
A. Whiteley, William N. McGill. Os-
mcnd G. Bates, Watt H. Bishop, Clar-
ence j. McFadden, the Misses Mar
garet Smith and Lillian Green. Mrs.
Chandler won the first prize, Mrs.
Roper second. Mrs. Bates the conso-
lation and Mrs. Bishop the free-for-
all.
Mrs. r. A. Millick left Thursday
morning for San Francisco, being
called there by the illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Strandman, who was
seriously hurt in an automobile ac-
eident.
Mrs. Paul Boese wi. leave Thurs
day morning TO go On q four-months'
tour as pianist with an eastern or
chestra. travelling all through the
United States and Canada. Mrs. Boese
is an accomplished musician and her
many friends in Ely, while rejoicing
with her at the opportunity of the
tour. regret her departure from Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bedding will be
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
T. West at their home on MUIR;
street this evening.
Mrs. Watt II. Bishop was hostess to
the members of the Wednesday Sew
ing Club at her home on McGill ter
race Wednesday evening. A pleasant
evening of needlework was followed
by refreshments The guests were
Mesdames John +. Callahan, Osmond
~ Data L@ro.r D1nA I~1--s q
S~turdevant, Frank r. SwartZ and T..
A. Richardson.
Mrs. Francis V. Rooney, who spent
several days in Ely as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hull, returned
TO her home in MeGill Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs Claude Henderson entertained
the members of the f. T.. c. at her
home in Central Ely Tuesday after
noon. Following an Interesting aft
ernoon spent in reading and dis
cussion refreshments were served to
Mesdames John 7. Lichlyter, Ed f.
Knox. Dan C. Mcdonald. Alonzo A.
Sherman. Harry A. Fravel, Mike Fen
ton, Dan T Stong. James MacLaegh-
lin and Mrs. Lola Edwards. who was
a guest of the club. The club will
meet Mex Tuesday with Mrs. Knox,
at which time they will celebrate the
second anniversary of the %organiza-
tion with a cafeteria luncheon and
an afternoon of games and entertain
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mccarthy Of
McGill attended the legion dance "
Ely Monday evening.
Odd Fellows hall was filled to ca
pacity Tuesday evening to enjoy the
card party given by the Neighbors
of Woodcraft. Following the game
refreshments were served and prizes
awarded as follows: Ladies' first
prize, Mrs. Fred ID. Oldfeld; second,
Mrs. Martha Farmer: consolation,
Mrs. Albert Kelly; gentlemen's first
prize. Frank Hartley: second,
Charles l.. Grier: consolation. l.
Sutherland. Mrs. Louis r. Zadow
won the free for all. Mrs Percy ].
Jackson had the high score at the
bridge table and was awarded the
prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c Riordan, who
spent Easter In Ely with Mrs. NJ
OHare. returned to their homo at
Sunnyside Tuesday.
Mrs. Carroll L. Morrill, entertained
the members of the Spoon Club at
her home on Lyons venue Wednes.
day evening. Following an enjoya-
BILE evening of five hundred refresh
ments were served and the prizes
awarded, Mrs. Edwards receiving
first prize and Mrs. Zadow second.
The guests were Mesdames Harold
w. Edwards. William Padden. Louis
II. Zadow, Creighton p. Whitmore,
JAY l.. Brinton. Fred ID. Oldfeld, the
Misses Frances Peters and Fannie
Cupid
MIR and Mrs. Gordon Gaines of
Ruth spent Tuesday evening in Ely
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs II.
j.. II Tietz entertained at dinner az