White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-25

Members and guests Of the Neigh.
borhood Sewing Club were entertain.
ed by Mrs. d. =. Curto at her home
in East Ely Thursday afternoon. 4
few pleasant hours OF sewing was
followed by refreshments. The men,
bers of the club present were Mes.
danes Gerald Dugan, Victor Karl
son, {. +. McCally. A. Il. Blake. J.
II. Squires and Ed Il. Smith. Guests
were Mesdames Alice Burkhart
Henry J. Marriott. John Moyle. Al
bert Green and W. w. Hogan
Mrs. Harry Fravel was hostess 10
the members Of the L. T. c. at her
home In East Ely Tuesday afternoon.
Reading occupied the ladies until the
serving of refreshments lat in the
afternoon. The club has o dis
banded for the summer months and
will resume its meetings again In
September, when the first meeting
will he nioye das q picnic.
A happy afternoon was spent by
the little friends of Joe Tamblyn
last Monday when he invited them to
The home Of his father, Alfred Tam
blyn, on hurry street. to help him
celebrate his ninth birthday anniycr-
sary. All sorts of games were PLAYED
until the serving of refreshments. the
center Of which was a birthday cake
with nine candles. Joe received
many remembrance. The Riddles
invited to enjoy the afternoon were
Virginia Edwards. Evelyn Zadow.
Mary Swartz. Cora Peer, Josephine
Russell, Christine Russell, Mary Mil
lard uAnAR Edurarlo IsranJ ZaIzuy
Wallace. Don, Howard and Babe
Peer, John Russell and Bob Willard.
A Jolly crowd motored to Cleve
creek last Sunday and enjoyed a day
in the open and a delicious picnic
lunch. Those enjoying the trip were
Mr. and Mrs. Lee II. Murdoch. Mr..
and Mrs. +. +. Grant. the Misses
Margaret Grant, June Grant, Cleora
Murdoch, Julia Dean West. Edith La
Belle, Messrs. Gordon Lathrop, V. II.
Vargas. Clarence Rowan. Fred ID.
West and Jack Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt II. Bishop. Mr..
and Mrs Vail ". Pittman and AIr.
and Mrs. Herbert s. Sturdevant en-
joyed IN outing 10 Cave creek Sun
day.
Mrs. Winfield S. Elliott. Mrs. Ber-
tia Fox, Mrs. Clarence J. McFadden.
Mrs. Oscar II. Upwall, Mrs. Frank
Huffer and Mrs. S. Herbert Williams
motored 10 Ruth Thursday and spent
the afternoon as guests of Mrs. i. +
Grant
Mrs. Victor HARRISON will entertain
a few of her little son Charles
friends at her home in East Ely to
day to celebrate his sixth birthday
anniversary. The following little
guests will enjoy the birthday cake
and refreshments: Joyce Stunden.
Evelyn Smith. James Stnnden and
Charles Handwright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas X. King en-
tertained guests at their home on
Murry street Thursday evening.
Mrs. William Y. McGill will be
hostess To the members Of the Pr
rate Bridge Club at her home ON
McGill terrace next Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Winfield S. Elliott entertain
ed the Ante Club at her apartment
in the Northern hotel last evening
The other members are Mesdames
Arthur Smith, Vail II. Pittman, Watt
II. Bishop and George l.. Hickey.
Members of the Amateur Bridge
Club met with Mrs. George IL. Lfns-
ley al her home ON Campton street
Wednesday evening. After a num-
Der OF interesting rubbers high-scoro
prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. Eager
and Mrs. Willard. The ladies enjoy
ing the game were Mesdames Willis
r.. Meyers. Fred T. West, John H.
Eager, Ed Willard. David /. Barley,
William O. Norman and Miss VIZ
ginia j. carothers.
Mrs. William Cole ana son Billie
arrived on Tuesday evenings train
10 visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry {.
Kent. Mrs. Cole Is Mrs. Kent 5
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. II. ]. X. Tietz. Mr..
and Mrs. p. S. Heilbut, Mr.. and Mrs.
August II. Riepe, Mrs. James Wad-
dell. Margery and Dorothy Heilbut.
Joe Tietz and George Ellis formed a
PARTY spending last Sunday on a visit
TO Lehman cave. During the day n
picnic lunch was served.
Miss Jean Jackson, who graduated
from the Emerson School OF Oratory
at Boston n few weeks ago. arrived
Tuesday evening to spend the sum
mer with her parents, Mr.. and AIRS.
George Jackson. In Ely.
Mrs. Charles l.. Grier entertained
1T her home on Lyons avenue Mon
day evening complimentary to Mrs.
Theodore Wetmore. An enjoyable
evening of cards was followed by the
serving of refreshments. Mrs. o
ril1 received the high score prize,
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