White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-28

Oh mrs. Galloway, and came to E1y
overland this week from Boise,
Idaho. and an enjoyable reunion was
held.
The Misses Bliss WINS, Caro- w
ms ana Laura Gubler arrived last
evening from Logan, Utah, where
they have been attending school and
will leave today for their home at
Lund to enjoy the summer vacation.
Mrs. August II. Riepe and Mrs.
James Waddell, who have been
spending the past ten days in Salt
Lake arrived home last evening.
Members of the Drama League met
with Mrs. q. l.. Hickey at her home
In East El, Thursday afternoon. Fol.
lowing an interesting afternoon OF
reading. Refreshments were served
TO Mesdames William y. McGill, r.
A. Bowdle. G. II. Whiteley, S. b. FL
bert, o. G. Bates, c. S. Chandler. Ar
thur Smith and Miss Margaret Smith.
Mrs. T.. Z. Knox and Mrs Harry
f1ayel were luncheon guests of Mrs.
ID. I. Stong Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas II. King and dangh-
ter, Virginia Louise. returned last
week from a visit of several weeks
with her parents in Tonopah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. King en-
tertained guests at their home on
! hurry street Thursday evening. Aft
er an enjoyable evening of cards re
freshments were served. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.
Swartz, Mr.. and Mrs. Watt II. Bishop
and Arthur Knecht.
Members of the f. T. G. were
guests of Mrs. Harry Randall II her
home I'm Central Ely Tuesday after
noon. Reading followed by refresh
ments pleasantly passed the after
noon for Mrs. Alonzo \ Sherman
Ed f Knox. John T. Liehlyter and
James Mclaughlin.
The Misses Edna and Nilccn Earl
Of Kimberly were overnight guests
of Miss Leah Miles In Ely Thurs
day.
Complimentary 10 her sister Mrs.
Elmer A. Porter of Salt Lake Mrs.
Alfred J. Proctor entertained guests
Tuesday evening at her home OF High
street. A few enjoyable hours were
passed with needlework. follow
which refreshments were served. The
guests were Mesdames Watt III. Bish-
op, Frank L. SwartZ, John +. Gala
han, Osmond G. Bates, John Weber
William n. MeGill and Ed Willard.
Miss Cieo3a Murdoch viii enter
tain the members IT tht Spoon Club
al her home on Mnrry trfst Nd
nesd1y evening".
Mrs. Elmer A. Porter and sons.
Graham and Bruce. who have been
guests at the w. Il. Graham home on
| High street, left Thursday morning
for their home in Salt Lake. En-
route they will visit for a few days
in Wells.
Miss Catherine mclaughlin was
n last week ead guest Of Miss Edna
Earl in ii-mperly.
Mrs. George L. Wright was host
ess tc the members of the Double f.
Bridge Club at the home of Mrs. Car.
w. Terrence In East Ely Thursday
afternoon. After the game refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Beverly
won the first prize and Mrs. Amens
second. Present were Mesdames
Frank l. Beverly, Harold II. Amens.
w. r. Duval. Philip Aljets, Carl w.
Terrence. Archie f. Hartman Ed
Horrccks. Edward u. Pursell and
James T. R~umbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Newman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huffer OF
MoGill spent last evening in Ely.
Mrs. Frank w. Willard was the
recipient of a surprise party to cele-
brate her birthday given by her many
young friends Tuesday afternoon. A
most enjoyable time was had by the
little folks playing games on the
spacious lawn, and late I'm the after
noon ice cream and cake was served.
Resale Sundberg was the lucky WIN
ner of the prize in the peanut hunt.
The children who enjoyed the affah
were Betty Baird, Evelyn Hadow,
Josephine Tamblyn. Virginia Ed
wards Christine Russell. Josephine
Russoll. Cora Peer. Charlotte snail
lenberger, Leila Fielding. Georgian
ma NeFaddon, Margaret Proctor, Ros-
allie S%undberg. Palma Sundberg,
Catherine Bates, Mary Swartz, Edlth
! Delmore, Ida Webb, Marjorie NepD,
Mary Willard. Earl Baird, Bruce
Baird. Frank Zadow. Robert sadow,
Roger Edwards. Joe Tamblyn John
Russell. Jack Callahan. Harry Siev-
enson, Jimy Stevenson. Emerson
%Sturdeyant and Robert Millard.
Mrs. G.. Wiley Brown will be host
ess TO the members of the Modern
Drama Club tomorrow evening ~ her
home on Campton sctret.
Miss Rhoda Ross Wyvill and hugh
p Graham were married TUESDAY
evening AT the Episcopal parsonage
bv Rev. James mclaughlin. Miss
Wvyill arrived on the train TUESDAY
evening from Salt Lake, where she
was n graduate nurse from Holy
Cross hospital. For the past TWO
wears Miss Wyvill has been historian
NJ the hospital. She visited In ply
4 few months ago at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Campbell. The cere-
mony was witnessed by Mr., and Mrs.
Iosenh A. Radle following which the