White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-19

tertained at dinner Sunday evening
the guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Campbell and family.
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Paterson and a number of friends
spent a pleasant afternoon at the
Steptoe hospital with Robert Pater-
son, the occasion being Bob's birth
day anniversary.
C. L. Young returned from Oak
land Thursday, where he spent the
last two years. Mrs. Young and sons
are now visiting in their old home in
Arkansas and expect to join Mr..
Young in a few weeks and make their
home in McGill.
The members of the Rebekah or
der surprised Mrs. Don Detomasie
with a miscellaneous shower ct Ter
home Thursday afternoon. The aft
ernoon was spent in sewing and
needlework. Later luncheon was
served for fifteen members.
Mrs. E. d. Loveridge entertained
a few friends informally Friday after
noon at her home in Townsite. Sew
ing and needlework were enjoyed and
later luncheon was served to Mrs.
NJ. L. JENNIE, Mrs. Ernest Stewart,
Mrs. H. f. Wellman Jr. and Aide
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Havei Miller enter
tanned informally at cards Tuesday
evening at their home on Avenue |.
After a pleasant evening of cards
Mrs. Frank Brown and Earl Smith
were awarded the high scores. Those
enjoying Mr.. and Mrs. Miller's hospi-
tally were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Anderson.
In honor of the thirteenth birth
day anniversary of her daughter
Ruth, Mrs. George c. Riser enter
tanned a crowd of young people at
her home Friday evening from I TO
10 o'clock. Games were enjoyed and
luncheon was served on small tables
decorated in pink. Those enjoying
the evening were Berniee Walker,
Irene Struhs, Ella JENNIE. Rodney
Walker. Jeanette Struts. Merle Math-
eson, Leon Williams, Veda Hunter.
Georgia Hunter. Tommy Glenn, Louis
Riser and George Ecker. Mrs. Riser
was assisted by the Misses Mooney
and FeliZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Wellman Jr.
entertained a number of friends with
cards Monday evening at their Town
site home, the occasion. being in honor
of Mrs. Wellman's birthday anniyer-
sary. The house was artistically
decorated with potted plants and
pink and white streamers. The high
score prizes were won by Mrs.
Charles Engelke and James Lee, the
consolation by Mrs. James Lee and
Charles Engelke. Covers were laid
for Messrs. and Mesdames Floyd Pax
ton James Lee. NJ. l.. Jenne. Ilage
Thurston. Charles Engelke, Ernest
Stewart. E. d. Loveridge. Messrs.
Claud and Raymond Wellman.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Ilage
Thurston entertained a crowd OF
young people with games and music,
the occasion being in honor of the
eighth birthday anniversary of her
son Keith. Luncheon was served on
one long table centered with a pink
and white birthday cake with can
dies The same color scheme was
carried out in little basket favors.
The little guests were Beatrice Rog-
ers. Isabelle Ravens, Gertrude Rogers
Joyce Faith. Margaret Matheson,
Vern Cottrell. Pill Ball, Max Mathe-
son. Buster Campbell. Russell Elliot,
Johnny Cox, Jack Elliot. Jess Baker,
Jay Baker. Shirley Hendry, FLOYD
Jenny. Albert Atkinson, Sonny Camp
bell, Moyse Atkinson, Deon Thurs
ton and George O'Mealey. Mrs.
Thurston was assisted by Mrs. Jess
Baker.
A special session of Ogden lodge
No. 719, B. p. o. E., was held in Nc
Gill Thursday night. The special
meeting was called for the purpose
of initiating a class of baby Elks.
Twenty-three e members were add
ed to the order. Exalted Ruler c. p.
Carlson of the Ogden lodge presided
at the meeting. He was ably assisted
by w. II. Farr of Ogden. acting as
esquire. The rest of the chairs were
filed by the following local Elks:
Sam Bernstein, Edward Grenig. Will
liam Overfelt and Edward Moran.
Secretary Spencer of Ogden was also
in attendance. After the lodge SEES
sion the candidates were turned over
to the Alum Club. with Bill Ed
wards as master of ceremonies. A
strong-arm squad was composed of
heayyweights, with Charles Holmes
as captain, and the new members
were treated To thrills and adven-
lures they will not soon forget. The
initiation was followed by a big car
nival dance Friday night in honor of
the baby Elks, many motoring from
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