White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-26

day gifts. Those enjoying the affair
were Melba Geraghty, Margaret Cal
lahan. Marguerite Espagna. Eliza
beth Wallace, Georgia Wamboldt,
Barbara Dean Rowan, Frank Rowan
Fred Pescio, Gerald Fisher, Jesse
Geraghty, Neil Callahan. Robert
Horton ard Benny Wamboldt. A
short time before Miss Georgia Wan
boldt celebrated her ninth birthday
and the little folks enjoyed games
and dancing, followed by refresh
ments served at a table. conferred with
a pink and white birthday cake with
nine candles and decorated with
dainty place cards to seat the little
guests, who were Margaret Callahan.
Elizabeth Henderson, Agnes Denis,
Melba Geraghty, Clarice and Helen
Lichlyter, Mary Swartz, Jennie
Fletcher. Barbara Dean Rowan and
Beatrice States.
Mrs. Frank E. Grant and son Jack
of Ruth spent Tuesday evening in
Ely as guests CT Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
II. Murdoch
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. K. Tietz viii
have as their dinner guests this eve
ming at their home on Ely street Mr..
and Mrs. August r. Riepe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mac Settles. Herman and Joe
Tietz.
Mrs. II. A. Davidson, her moth
er, Mrs. Taylor, and Mrs. +. w. Ball
enjoyed a trip TO Garrison Wednes-
day to visit Camp Cruz. They were
accompanied by Henry J. Marriott,
who drove the Davidson car.
The f. T. c. postponed their meet
ing last Tuesday and will meet with
Mrs. Harry Fravel at her home In
East Ely Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay E.. Brintor,
p. Whitmore and /. c. c.
Whitmore spent last Sunday at Camp
Cruz, neal Baker. Upon their return
all were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Creighton p. Whitmore at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r. Zadow and
children and Mrs. Joseph Oldfeld
spent last Sunday at Camp Cruz Wis
ting the wonders of the movie camp
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Lovejoy have
taken the Kneeht house on Murry
street, where they viii reside this
winter.
Miss Cora James was a last week
end guest of Mrs. d. L. Edwards in
Ruth.
The informal Evening Bridge Club
members enjoyed an evening Of
bridge With Mrs. Fred T. West at
her home on Murry street Thursday
evening. At the conclusion of the
game Mrs. Ties was awarded the high
score prize. Enjoying the evening
with the hostess were Mesdames Per
cy ]. Jackson, Willis f. Meyers and
Joseph l.. Ties.
Mrs. l.. NJ. House left Thursday
for a visit to California.
Stanley Williams. Tom Haley, Cor
don Lathrop, Edward Woods and Joe
Biggers went to Baker Saturday eve
ming and spent Sunday at the movie
camp near there. They attended a
dance at the camp Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Willis +. Meyers had
as dinner guests at their home on
hurry street Wednesday evening
Mrs. Peter Bennett of s~chellbonrne
and Mrs. Charles c. Caperton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Padden en-
tertained at dinner at their home on
Lyons avenue. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Blake and Mrs.
Mary Austin. mother of Mrs. Blake.
Mrs. George W. Wright was a gra-
cious hostess to her card club, the
Double +. Bridge Club, at her home
at the White Pine telephone building
Wednesday afternoon. After an en-
joyable game refreshments were
served to Mesdames Frank l.. Bev-
erly. Edward Horrocks, George F.
Deckelman. Jerome p. Rumbaugh,
Philip Aljets, Archie f.. Hartman and
Harold r. Amens. Mrs. Beverly had
high score and Mrs. Horrocks second,
Mrs. Harriet X. Bieghler will en-
terrain the Modern Drama Club mem
beers tomorrow evening.
Judge MeEadden I'll With Severe Cold
District Judge c. j. McFadden is
confined TO his home on hurry street
and while his condition Is net re-
garded as in any name approach
ing a critical stage il is such that he
will perhaps not be able to return to
his aduties on the bench for perhaps
another week. The iurist was first
stricken with a severe cold which was
followed by complications. As the