White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-18

Ray Bedding, Carroll F. Morrill,, Jay
K. Drinton, Harold w. Edwards, Lou
is r. Zadow, Fred d. Oldield the
Misses Frances Peters and Cleora
Murdoch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Lichlyter and
daughters, Miss Nora Swan ard Don
Swart spent last Sunday on a trip to
Lehman v
In honor of the seventy-fourth
birthday anniversary OF MRS Oldield's
mother, Mrs. Margaret O,Hare. Mr..
and Mrs. Oldfeld entertained at din
ner at their home on Clark street
Monday evening. The guests were
the guest of honor, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Miles, the Misses Margaret O'Hare,
Ethel Riordan, Leah Miles, Amelia
Mayett, Aleen Earl, James O'Hare,
Cyril and George Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. August r. Riepe. Mrs.
II. J. r. Tietz and Mrs. James Wad-
dell spent Sunday at Steptoe creek
on a fishing trip.
Miss Lila Bodell was a happy little
hostess Tuesday afternoon at the
home of her grandmother. Mrs. X. C..
Davis. on Sixth street. when she en-
t~ertained many of her little class
mates OF the hurry street school in
celebration OF her seventh birthday
anniversary. Games were enjoyed on
the courthouse lawn, after which the
children went to the Davis home and
enjoyed refreshments. Paper caps
were given the children for favors.
Miss Lila received many lovely gifts.
The children enjoying the pleasant
afternoon were Frank and Theodore
Tahara, George and Nettie Feeser.
George, Leo, Andrew and Helen De-
metrapopulos, Charlotte S~hallenber-
ger, James Hair, Joe Tamblyn. Beu-
lah Smith, George Goodman. Gather
inc Bates, Margaret Proctor, Jack
Callahan, Donald Bedding, Murie'
Nicholson. Leonard Osterlund. Vir-
ginia Wallace, Ruth and Vera Cham
bers. Miss Laura Gallagher and Mrs.
George Demetrakopulos were also
guests.
Miss Lois Rowan and Clarence
Rowan accompanied Jesse Harris 10
Elko by automobile Tuesday morn
ing. They will be Mr.. Harris guests
in Elko for a short time.
Mrs. George II. Linsley entertained
at luncheon at her home on Campton
street Wednesday afternoon compli-
mentary To Mrs. Theodore Wetmore
of Santa Cruz, Cal. After luncheon
cards were enjoyed, with Mrs. Whit
more receiving the first prize and
Mrs. Wetmore a guest prize. Present
were Mesdames Theodore Wetmore.
/. c. c. Whitmore, Charles l.. Grier,
John Weber, James Mclaughlin and
A. A. Sherman.
Miss Edna Earl of Kimberly spent
the week in Ely as the guest of the
Misses Ruth and Catherine Mac
Laughlin. Miss Aleen Earl spent the
week in Ely as the guest of Miss Leah
Miles.
Miss Ruby Ties, who has been at
tending ST. Mary's academy in Salt
Lake, arrived home Thursday eve
ming TO spend her vacation. Mrs.
Ties went to Cobre Thursday morn
ing and accompanied her to Ely.
Mrs. James Waddeli, who spent the
last three months in Ely rs the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. August r. Riepe, will
leave Tuesday morning fer her home
in Sacramento.
Mrs. Carroll F. Morrill, was hostess
at a luncheon complimentary to Mrs.
Theodore Wetmore of Santa Cruz,
Cal, at her home on Lyons avenue
Thursday afternoon. Her guests were
Mrs. Wetmore, Mesdames George n.
Linsley, John Weber, Charles l..
Grier, l. c. c. Whitmore. Jay E. Brin-
ton, John Z. Long and little Mary
Louise Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Zadow and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ID. Oldfeld,
Mrs. Laura Oldfeld, Miss Ethel Ri0r'
dan and Miss Amelia Mayett spent
Sunday on Berry creek.
Miss Estelle Curto arrived Thurs
day evening from Ogden, where she
graduated from Sacred Heart acad-
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. p. Curto of East Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Davidson
and daughter Marie and Miss Eva
Timmons were dinner guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. +. w. Ball at the Popular
cafe Sunday evening.
Complimentary to Miss Amy Good
man., who lett yesterday morning 10
attend summe school at the Univor-
sity OF Nevada, at Reno. Richard Ca
born entertained with a theater party
Wednesday evening. After the show
the party went TO the Goodman home
and enjoyed dancing and refresh
ments. Those enjoying the affair
were the Misses Goodman, Koneta
Terrence, Margaret Beverly ard
Messrs. Caborn, Tom Denis and
Campton Root.
Mrs. William A. Mccarthy of Me.
Gill spent Thursday in Ely visiting
friends.
Maxwell Ball, David Miles and
Lawrence Sellstrom spent the week
on a camping trip at Duck creek.
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