White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-13
ELY SOCIE7Y NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

In compliment to Mrs. J. ID. Mack
Mrs. Arthur Smith. Mrs. George A
Whiteley and Mrs. Charles S. Chand,
Ter entertained with a dancing par,
at the home OF Mrs. Smith, in Easl
Ely, Monday evening. The attract.
i've home vas decorated with sweet
peas and during the evening refresh.
ments were served. Guests bidder
were Messrs. and Mesdames Rowe
McCrae, Osmond G. Bates, Watt II
Bishop, John e. Callahan, William N.
McGill, Clarence J. McFadden, Mount.
ford Wilson, Nealy II. Chaplin, Val
M. Pittman, George l.. Hickey, George
3. Riser. Winfield S. Elliott, J. T.
Fliege, 0ntie Hovenden, Ralph A.
Bowdle, b. l.. Quayle. J. NJ. Hayden
A. II. Preston, J. G. kinnear, Charles
Ziegler, William Y. McGill and G. w.
Ravens; Mesdames A. ]. La Boiteaux,
Dorothy Holmquist. NJ. II. Dorsey:
the Misses Lillian Green and Marga-
ret Smith; Messrs. S. B. Ebert, r. II.
Hoffman. Ray Scranton, c. B. Lake
nan, j. A. Wallace, II. s. S%turdevant
and Tom Smith.
Mrs. Vail NJ. Pittman, Mrs. Osmond
q. Bates and Mrs. Watt II. Bishop
nave issued invitations for a dinner
dance to be given Tuesday evening.
a number OF ladies' have formed 2
card club which will be called the
Stingy Club and meetings will be
held once a week. Mrs. Lee II. Muir
dock was hostess TO the members of
the club Wednesday evening at her
home on hurry street. A table of
bridge and a table of five hundred
were enjoyed, with Mrs. Huffer hav-
ing the high score at bridge and Mrs.
upwall at five hundred. Following
tho game refreshments We're served.
The members are Mesdames Clarence
J. McFadden, Winfield S. Elliott,
George +. Newman. Frank Huffer,
Fred 7. West, Bertha Fox, Oscar II.
0pwall, NJ. {. Clays, +. f. Grant and
Lee II. Murdoch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Baird had
as dinner guests at their home on
High street Friday evening Mrs. A.
G. Van Eman and daughters Dorothy
and Virginia and Mrs. Laura Mecor-
mick and daughter Helen.
Mrs. Oscar II. Upwall spent Friday
in McGill rs the guest Of Mrs. Frank
Hu4er.
Mrs. Wallace 4. Boyle entertained
the members of the N~eedlecraft Club
ut her home ON Campton street last
Thursday afternoon. 4 few enjova-
BILE hours OF needlework and CONVEX
sation were followed by refreshments
which were served 10 Mesdames Mary
Cupid. Jack ". Scarf. Robert A.
Baird. William e. Gallagher, J. NJ.
Young. Dan T. Stong. Ed f. Knox.
Percy j. Jackson and l.. NJ. House.
Miss June Grant was a dinner
guest Of Miss Cleora Murdoch Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy J. Jackson en-
tertained at dinner at their home on
Lyons avenue Wednesday evening
The guests were Mrs. j. NJ. Young
and daughter Miss Alberta. Mrs. =
G.. Van Eman and daughters end
Mrs. Laura Mccormick and daugh-
fers.
Mrs. George r. Newman. Mrs.
Frank HufTer and Mrs. Ontie Hoven-
den have issued invitations for r five
hundred party August %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar II. Upwall Ell
tertained at a sagchep dinner at their
home on High street Thursday eve
ming. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee II. Murdoch. Mr.. and Mrs. +
y. Grant, the Misses Cleora Murdoch.
June Grant, Margaret Grant. BIZ and
Jack Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Townsend. hiss
Mayme Rorig aud A. Mcqueen. who
spent several days in Baker, returned
10 Ely Thursday.
Members of the Big Five Hundred
Club were entertained by Mrs Carroll
T. Morrill, al her home on Lyons ave
nue. yesterday afternoon. Al tbs
close of the enjoyable afternoon nj
the game Mrs. Brinton was awarded
the first prize and Mrs. Oldiield sec
ond. Present were Mesdames |. {
g. Whitmore, Dan e. Mcdonald. jose.
mime h. Wayman. Percy j. Jackson
Josiah +. Miles. Jay Il .Brinton, Fred
ID. Oldheld and Miss Mayme Rorlg.
Miss Anna Farnsworth returned
SATURDAY fNtnlnb iibht . ~
visit in southern Utah.
The meeting of the Spoon Clnl
which was to have been heid Ia
wednesday evening was postponed
Miss Fannie Cupid will be hostess a
the next regular meeting III wv
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c. Riordan enter
tanned with "A dancing party at the'l
ranch home at sunnyside last eve
ming in compliment to their son EN-
nett. who will leave Tuesday morn
ing to resume his studies al n
Mary's college, In Oakland Coo
music was furnished ana at midn'ghi
n delicious supper was served TO th'
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