White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-18
BREVIT7EsSOCET 1T CHERRY CREEK

Mrs. j. c. kinnear had as her din
ner guests Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Larson.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Huffer entertained at dinner,
their guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
II. Upwall and Mrs. Bertha Fox oil
Ely.
Friday OF last week Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Howarth entertained at luncheon
at their home on Duck creek, The
quests being Colonel and Mrs. Charles
L. Woods, Mr.. and Mrs Rowe Nc.
Crea and son Buster.
The following motored 10 Ely
Thursday evening and attended the
Frank Huffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe Nc
Crea and C. B. Lakenan. The patron
esses of the occasion were Mesdames
Frank E. Grant, Fred T. West. Wal
ter Larsh, Arthur Smith and Lee II.
Murdoch.
Mrs. Barton Z. Walker was hostess
to the members OF the Priscilla sew
ing Club Wednesday afternoon. After
an hour spent in n~eedlework several
vocal solos were rendered by Mrs.
Walker. Luncheon was served 10
Mrs. Ray Jessen, Mrs. Frank Duck
Mrs. Harry Hogan. Mrs. Stanley Dra-
per and Mrs. William Thurman.
C. B. Lakenan entertained At din.
ner Friday evening Of last week in
honor of Colonel and Mrs. Charles
IT YYaA1c ~ pa1Io AIn xnha n~a ute
iting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowe McCrea. Including the guests
of honor covers were laid for DIR. and
Mrs. Ralph A. Bowdle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowe McCrea and Miss Lillian Greer.
Mrs. George A Whiteley entertain
ed at a luncheon last Friday at her
home in East Ely I'm compliment of
her sister, Mrs. Henry Krumb OF New
York City. The following McGill Ia
dies motored over to attend: Mes
danes Charles Ziegler. Rowe McCrea.
Walter Haven, 0ntie Hovenden, J. F.
Fliege. j. c. Kinnear and Morntfora
Wilson.
The members of the Silver Card
Club met at the home of Mrs. Ilage
Tburston Saturday evening of last
week, five hundred being the game
of the evening and high scores were
played for, Mrs. Stanley Draper win
ming the first prize. Mrs. Angus Rob-
ertson second and Mrs. James I. Lee
the free for all. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Mrs. Frank Jameson entertained in
honor of the birthday anniversary of
her son, Frank, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. jameson was assisted by Mrs.
Chester Anderson and Mrs. Chester
Winton. Interesting games were
played and dancing was greatly en-
joyed by the young people. Later re
freshnents were served, the guests
numbering eighteen.
Thursday evening G. b. Lakenan
entertained at a dinner party at his
home in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Krumb, who are visiting in the dis
trict from New York City. After din.
ner dancing was enjoyed by the
guests. Music was furnished by
Fitzgerald. Rooney and Lewis. In
GLIDING the guests of honor those
present were Messrs. and Mesdan,es
George A. Whiteley. Rowe McCrea.
j. c. Kinnear. Arthur Smith. Charles
s. Chandler, George l.. Hickey. b. l..
Quayle. Ralph A. Bowdle. W. n. Me-
Gill, Mrs. Dorothy Holmquist. w.
Braden, Miss Lillian Green. William
Biggane and Ray Scranton.
Mrs. Charles Engelke entertained
with a party In honor OF the fourth
birthday anniversary of her daughter
Katherine Wednesday afternoon. The
home was artistically decorated in
pink and white streamers and colored
balloons. Artistic decorations were
also used on the table around which
were seated eighteen little guests.
Little favors of different colored bal
looms were also presented each guest.
During the afternoon interesting
games were played, with Katherine
White. Phyllis Wellman and Frank
Wafford winning the little prizes.
Mrs. Engelke was assisted by Mrs.
Ernest Stewart. The guests were
Frank Wafford. Helen Halter. Julia
Wafford. Frank Anderson, Lucille
Wafford, Keeth Stewart. Jack Stew
art, Phyllis Wellman, Helen White,
Katherine White, Beryl Lowe, Morris
Engelke, Bud Lowe. Helen Halter,
Teddy Smith and Keith Wafford.
Former McGil Couple Are Married