White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-24
ELY SOCIE7Y NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS


Campbell ranch at Steptoe with Mrs.
Van Eman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ID. Campbell, left Thursday morn
ing for Cheyenne. Wyo., where they
will make their home. They were
also accompanied by Russell, the
young son of Mr.. ard Mrs. George N.
Campbell. who will attend school n
Cheyenne this winter.
Mrs. George w. Jackson enter
tanned the members OF the T.. T. G.
at her home on hurry street Tuesday
afternoon. Following an interesting
afternoon of reading refreshments
were served.
A number of Ely ladies motored to
McGill Wednesday TO attend a lunch
con given by Mrs. j. E. Fliege. Mrs.
Fliege was assisted In serving by
Mrs. Virgil II. Vargas and Mrs. JOS
eph A. Wallace. Luncheon was sery-
ed at small tables conferred with
sweet peas and an Oriental design
was carried out in all the appoint
ments. There were about forty
guests present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton + Z. Whit
more had Mr.. and Mrs. Jay \. Brin-
ton as their breakfast guests at their
home on Murry street Sunday morn
ing.
Members of the Tuesday Evening
Five Hundred Club were entertained
by Mrs. Dan {. Mcdonald at her home
on hurry street Tuesday evening.
After a pleasant evening spent at five
hundred refreshments were served
Mrs. Eager received the high score
prize and Mrs. BARLEY second. En-
joying the evening were Mesdames
David p. BARLEY, John II. Eager, Ed
Millard, Ed White. Fred T. West, NJ
G. Clays, John Z. Callahan, Alfred ].
Proctor. William O. Norman, Percy
J.. Jackson. Charles A. Walker, w. n.
Bowen and Miss Virginia j. carotll-
ers.
Mrs. Dorothy Holmquist has re-
turned from a visit of a few weeks in
Salt Lake.
In honor of the receiving Of Mrs
]. NJ. Hayden into the Catholic church
last Sunday morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Titu a. olitHlhA tuitIltlHtu III VIII
ner at their home on High street Sun.
day evening. A bowl of beautiful
sweet peas formed the center for the
table around which were seated Rev.
James O'Grady, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden
an6 members Of tn Strehlke family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden left Monday
morning by automobile for a few
months stay at their home in Nor
fAII w a.d nnAn thaf. xaftas,, tFtlf
be gladly welcomed back by the many
friends they have made while living
in Ely.
Members OF the Informal Evening
Bridge Club postponed their meeting
of this week. Mrs. West will be hos
tess at the meeting during the COM
ing week.
The Modern Drama Club opened its
seasons meetings at the home of Mrs.
Josiah F. Miles. on Fifth street, Mon
day evening. The ladies enjoyed
reading THE Regeneration of Aunt
Mary by Anne Warner, and after n
discussion OF the story refreshments
were served. Tohse present were
Mesdames James Mclaughlin. Dan
T. Stong, Ed +. Knox, Dan c. Melon
aid and NJ. J.. Rand.
Mrs. Clarence Summons has re-
turned 10 her home in Sacramento
valley after a week visit with Mrs.
Arnold Spitz in McGill.
Members Of chapter c of the p. L.
o. were guests of Mrs. Ontie Hoven-
den at MeGill Tuesday evening. Many
otr.agu v.nfaral From. ITIxr ~ nftanI
A feature Of the evening was an in
teresting paper on the life of Queen
Victoria by Mrs. Preston and current
events of the week by Mrs. Hovenden
After the meeting refreshments were
served TO Mesdames Henry j. Marri-
oft, Carl w. Terrence. Harold A. Da-
wilson. Edward b. Pursell. A. T..
Preston. NJ. l.. Smith. NJ. ]. Rand.
Josephine T.. Wayman. y. W. Fay,
Mrs. J. Faith and the Misses Fannie
Cupid. Eva Timmons and Laura Gal
lagher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold w. Edwards
and son Roger and Mrs. Fred ID. Old
field motored TO the Campbell ranch,
at Steptoe. Monday and spent the eft
ernoon.
The members of the Rebekah lodge
gave a card party in Odd Fellows hall
Thursday evening. which was we'll at
tended by n %congenial crowd that en-
joyed the game and the refreshments
following. The prizes were won by
Miss Fannie Cupid first. Mrs. August
r. Munter second, Mrs. Josephine Il.
Cameron the consolation for the Ia
dies; Ed Willard first, Pete Norregard
second and j. " Griffith the %consola-
ton for the gentlemen. Mrs. II. Z
Walker won the free for all
Mrs. Carroll r. Morrill,, Mrs. Jay
y. Brinton and Mrs. Creighton =.
Whitmire and baby we're guests of
Mrs. William Padden at her home in
East Ely Tuesday afternoon. Late
in the afternoon tea was served.
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