White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-18
ELY SOC7E7Y NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

musical at her home on Camptor
street Wednesday afternoon. The
parents and friends of the pupils
were the invited guests and after al
had enjoyed the afternoon of music
refreshments were served. The pro.
gram consisted of the following mum
bers:
For Mother Dear tP. Willy,
Margaret and Neil Callahan.
Cheer Up (Dsniei Rowe). Clar'
ice Lychliter.
"Tinpan Guards Parade &C.
Spaulding), Lloyd Stong.
Sleepy Flowers" lotto Barth)
Dorothy Delmore.
Playful Kittens paul Lawson),
Neil Callahan.
"Merrily Dancing Of. Franklin),
George and Donald Bates.
Russian Dance" tCar. Keelling),
Margaret Callahan.
Selected, Maxwell Ball.
Fairy Waltz" I'll. Lichnerl, Hell
en- and Clarice Lichlyter.
"Homeward Bound March tBert
Anthony. Donald Bates.
THE Four-Leaf Glover" polka
III. Engleman). Mildred Delmore.
THE Dolls Ball. III. Lichnerl
Helen Lichlyter.
1.-THE Tulip" III. Lichner), Mary
Baird.
''Bagatelle" IL. j. Quigley), Eliz-
abeth Wallace.
by the Woodland Spring tWil-
helm Fink, Carol Moyle and Eliza
beth Wallace.
The Jolly Huntsman" &C. Mer-
kel), Margaret Baird.
"A Twilight Reverie' paul Du-
celle). Leona Walker.
Little Dearest" &C. Bohm), Mel
ba Geraghty.
The Dying Poet" tGottschalk)
Leah Miles.
The dance given by the alumni OF
the White Pine county high school.
in the gymnasium at the high school,
Friday evening was a social success.
Music was furnished by the McGill
Five orchestra.
Complimentary to her isteI, Mrs.
Henry Krumb, who is her guest,
Mrs. George A. Whiteley entertained
at her home in East Ely Wednesday
afternoon. Spring flowers decorated
the rooms and the tables where
luncheon was served NJ ! o'clock
were centered with dainty iris. After
luncheon five hundred was enjoyed,
with Mrs. Linsley winning the first
prize. Mrs. Hickey second, Mrs. Hay
den the consolation and Mrs. Gala
han the free for all. Bidden TO this
attractive affair were Mesdames
James NJ. Hayden, William N. Nc
Gill, Vail NJ. Pittman, Watt II. Bish-
op, Osmond G.. Bates, Arthur Smith.
Samuel b. Ebert, John Weber.
n@-
ham, Herbert S. S~turdevant, John T..
Callahan. John II. Eager. Giles W.
Weller, Charles S. Chandler. Ralph
Kinnear. George ii. Linsley, Frank
Roper, Charles Ziegler. Mountford
Wilson, G.. c. Riser. ]. Z. F1iege. g.
w. Ravens. Rowe McCrae. W. s. FL
lott. the Misses Margaret Smith and
Lillian Green.
Mrs. Percy J. Jackson was hostess
10 the members Of the Needlecraft
Club at her home on High street
Thursday afternoon. A few pleasant
hours of needlework was followed by
refreshments served to Mesdames s.
Herbert Williams, Wallace f. Boyle,
Mary Cupid. Robert A. Baird. Ed +.
Knox. Harry A. Fravel. Jack w.
Scarf and Miss Fannie Cupid.
Mrs. Dominick p. Curto will en-
terrain the members Of the Neigh
borhood Sewing Club at her home
in East Ely next Thursday after-
noon
In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Krumb, who are guests at
the Duddleson home in East Ely
G. b. Lakenan entertained with 4
dinner party at his home IN McGill
Wednesday evening. Ely and East
Ely guests attending were Messrs.
and Mesdames Krumb, George A.
Whiteley, Charles S. Chandler, Will
liam N. MeGill. Arthur Smith. Ralph
A. Bowdle, George l.. Hickey, Mrs,
Dorothy Holmquist, Miss Margaret
Smith, Miss Lillian Green, T. J. bud
dleson, William Biggane and b. J..
Quayle. McGill guests invited for
dancing In the evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Rowe McCrae. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Kinnear and Roy Stanton.
Miss Susan Brown OF McGill spent
Saturday and Sunday in Ely as a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. West
at their hurry street home
Miss Bess Fulmer, who has been
visiting in Los Angeles with her sis
ter. Mrs. Carl Peters. and In Carson
City with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
j. IL. Fulmer, returned home dur
ing the week and will remain In Eas'
Ely.
Members OF the f. T. e. were en-
tertained by Mrs. Mike Fenton at hei
home on Mill street Tuesday after
noon. A pleasant afternoon of read
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