White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-04


SOCIETY 1T M'GILL
Mrs. Flage Thurston Was hostess
10 the Thursday Sewing Club Thurs
day afternoon. Sewing was enjoyed
and refreshments Were served.
Professor Thomas Irvine and Pro.
lessor David Evans of Salt Lake werf
the guests of honor At a dinner glveI
by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Atkinson at Their
home Friday evening Of last week.
The Knights of Pythias gave al
enjoyable dance Saturday night o.
last week At Cyprus hall. A large
crowd was in attendance and exec!
lent music was furnished by the Ff'z'
gerald four-piece orchestra.
Mrs. Jack Long entertained "A
luncheon 'rhursda. for Mrs. Frank
Huffer. Mrs. Walter Hayens and Mrs
Lloyd Ginter. During the afternoon
bridge was enjoyed. Mrs. Walter Ha-
yens winning the high score.
NJ. IL 4 ahoita =
ed a card party and reception in Ely
Thursday evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Oscar Fl. Upwall in homo,
of Mrs. Upwall's brother, Werner Fox
who has recently returned from Cen.
trail America.
Wednesday evening of last weei
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Atkinson enter.
tanned with a five hundred party com
plimentary to their house guest, Mrs
J. W. Farley of Idaho. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. George Tate
Mrs. j. w. Farley ard Clifford Van
Dyke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jameson Ell.
t~ertained at dinner Sunday evenine
in honor OF the birthday anniyersar,
of their daughter. Mrs. Chester An.
derson. Covers were laid for Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Winton. Earl Jameson
Edgar jameson and Frank Jameson
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Camp ell
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hendry, Nj
and Mrs. Dick Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs
Ilage Thurston and Mr.. and Mrs
George Tate and families enjoyed an
afternoons outing at the Mungersor
ranch Thursday. Later the joll,
crowd returned to the Campbell HON,
in McGill and dinner was served foi
twenty-seyen guests.
Mrs. c. j. Cottrell entertained ii
honor of the birthday anniversary e.
her daughter Beth Thursday after.
noon. Games were played and lun.
cheon was served for Bessie Welde
Lauro Bate. Madeline Welde, Mas
Bate. Bernice Walker. Irene Slater
Ellen Reese. Edna Reese, France.
White. Margaret Reed. Grace Cox
Ella Jeney. Irene McCreary. Frances
lO'Mealy. Bernice Durham and Rhea
Wall.
Mrs William Camroell entertain.
ed a number of friends at her home
on First street Thursday afternoon.
Sewing and music was enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon and luncheon WIS
served. Bidder were Mesdames g.
A. Johnson, James Lee. Harry Ho-
gan, Ilage Thurston. NJ. l.. Jenne
| Ernest Gibson. Earnest Stewart. u
f. Wellman Jr.. Jim Atkinson. Thorn
as Burr. George Tate AMI William
Hendry.
Mrs. Charles Hng enfertaiccd in
honor Of the seventh birthday ami
veYsary of her son. Roy. at her home
on Third street Friday afternoon.
Many interesting games vera played
during the afternoon and several mu-
steal numbers were much enjoyed
by the children. Master Roy was the
recipient Of many beautiful little
gifts. The guests were Isabel Ha-
yens Margaret Matheson. Barbara
Reed, Joyce Faith. Katie Reed. Bus
ter McCrae. Marvil Lowe. Dewitt
Reed. lloyd Jeany, Percy Bate. John
Charles Kinnear and Iona Barker.
MIS-. Hug was assisted by Mrs. j. l.
Barker aud Miss Helen Dart.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs. la.
ven Miller was pleasantly surprised
when members of the Silver Card
Club gathered at her home on Ave
nue. | To spend the evening. An an.
ioyable time was spent In card play.
ing. with Mrs. Stanley Draper win
ming the high score. Mrs. William
Hendry second and Mrs. Ernest Glib
son the consolation. Mrs. Miller was
presented with a beautiful gift by the
members of the club. Mrs. Miller
was formerly Miss Mavme Glenn AMI
Is a recent bride. Luncheon was
served to Mesdames William Camp
bell. Ilage Thurston, James Lee. Err
nest Gibson. william Hendry, Con
Hafey. Arnold Struhs. Stanley Ora
per. Charles Holmes. Angus Robert
son ard c. ]. Barnes.
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One of the largest social affairs OF
the week was the bridge party given
by Mrs. Walter Havens at her home
on First street Friday afternoon oi
last week. Five tables OF bridge
were played during the afternoon and
handsome prizes We're presented ~
the end of the game. Mrs. Frank
Huffer won first pri2e. Miss Doty
Upton second, Mrs. r. a Rogers the
consolation and Mrs Rowe MeCrea
the free for all. \ dainty t%wo-couree
luncheon was served. Those invited
10 share Mrs. Ravens hospitality
were Mesdames j. G. Kinnear. Ontic
Hogenden. Georre Riser. charlea
Iiegler. George Newman. Frank IIuf-
fer. Rove MeCrea. Andrew Smith
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