White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-27
ELY SOClE7Y NOTES And
Personal PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. George r. Newman. Mrs. On
tie Hovenden and Mrs. Frank Hutfe
entertained at the home of Mrs. HUFF
fer, in McGill, Wednesday, at a
O'Clock luncheon served at small tn
bles decorated with sweet peas. whicl
was followed by an afternoon of fy,
hundred, at which the prize winner,
were Mrs. West first, Miss Jones sec
ond, Mrs. ZURICH the free for all ane
Mrs. Roper the consolation. Thos.
motoring from Ely, East Ely ane
Ruth to attend were Mesdames Os
mond G. Bates, Watt III. Bision
Ralph A. Bowdle, David p. BARLEY
John f. Callahan, Josephine Came
ron, Charles S. Chandler, Harold w
Edwards, John ii. Eager, Il. Gunder.
ZACH, Frank f. Grant, Anthony Ju.
rich, George II. Linsley, Walter s
Larsh, William Y. McGill, William
n. McGill, Lee II. Murdoch, Frank
Roper, c. B. Nance, Fred r. West
Louis r. Zadow. the Misses Margaret
Smith the Faye Jones,
Miss Mayme Tucker is ENJOYING a
visit at tho Manson ranch, at Cur
rant, for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. r. Tietz, Mr..
and Mrs. August X. Riepe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mac Settles and Joe Joe Tietz
motored TO Cherry Creek today with
al abundance Of good things 10 ear
and help Herman Tietz to celebrate
his birthday anniversary at the mine.
where he is engaged in taking out
Orc for shipment.
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Francis {. Lewis. Lloyd Stong aid
George Miles left Sunday for a few
days outing on Berry creek.
Miss Fannie Cupid entertained the
members OF the Spoon Club at her
home on Campton street Friday eve
ming. After a number OF pleasant
games of five hundred the guests en-
joyed refreshments. Miss Peters
won the first prize and Mrs. 0ldfeld
second. Present were Mesdames Will
liam Padden, Harold w. Edwards,
Carroll +. Morrill,. Creighton p.
Whitmore. Louis II. Zadow. Fred d.
Oldfield, the Misses Margaret O'Hare
and Frances Peters.
Mrs. Carl w. Terrence arrived
Thursday evening from a visit of
= NtthH III WYOMING 1tlu AOiO-
RADIO. Miss Koneta Terrence, who ac-
companied her mother, remained for
n longer visit.
Little Miss Mary Swartz was a
happy hostess TO about fifty of her
young friends at a lawn party on the
courthouse lawn Friday afternoon.
The children enjoyed a number of
games and in a hunt for candy hearts
Eileen Bath won the prize for the
girls, Donald Bates the prize for the
boys and Charles Settlers the free for
all prize. Each guest was presented
with n paper cap and the boys re-
eeived balloons and the girls whirla-
gigs for favors. Refreshments which
delight the hearts of children were
thoroughly enjoyed.
Mrs. Frank l.. Beverly and daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret, returned Thurs
day evening from a several weeks
visit 10 Kansas.
Upon their return from the Gala
way ranch, TO which place they ac-
companied the wedding party OF their
daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Lee H.. Muir
dock and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +.
Grant, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
]. +. Fliege OF McGill, motored TO
the Magnuson ranch, in Steptoe val
ley, Sunday. and were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Magnuson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Whiteles
entertained at dinner at their home
in East Ely Saturday evening. Their
guests were DIR. and Mrs. Ralph A.
Bowdle, Miss Lillian Green, c. II.
Lakenan and Robert Marsh.
rhe Saturday Five Hundred Club
met with Mrs. Josephine +. Wayman
ut her home on hurry street Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. Whitmore re-
eeiyed the high score prize n Mrs.
Brinton second. The guests were
Mesdames John Weber, /. c. c. Whit
more. Jay F.. Brinton. Carroll +. Nor
rill, Josiah +. Miles, Dan c. MELON
aid and Fred ID. Oldfield.
The Misses Estelle Curto and Mar
garet Grant, Joe Biggers and George
Elliott enjoyed a hike to hurry sum
nit yesterday afternoon.
Charles G. Carlson, exalted ruler
of the Ogden lodge OF Elks. and A..
Lamaix. secretary of the same lodge,
who visited here during the week
with Lee II. Murdoch, w. A. Mccar-
thy and William Overfelt. enjoyed n
trip To Ruth to view the pit Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Virginia Galloway of Curran'
visited for n few DAYS this week With
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Caperton
and Douglas Galloway visited with
Tony Zurich. They returned to their
home at currant yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Chapman entertained
a number of the young people al 4
dancing party at the Campbell ranch
Friday evening. The guests motor
81 MIN
u GIFTS THAT LAST.g
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