White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-10

lodge session the knights OF fElhlds
held a stag party in honor of new
members and prospective members.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Engelke Will
entertain at dinner today at their
home in Townsite in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ebey of Kimberly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Raymer en-
tertained with a duck dinner We'd
nesday evening. having as their
guests Russell Bartlett and Clayton
Draper.
Mrs. Arnold Spitz returned home
Thursday from Ogden, where she at
tended the wedding of an intimate
friend, also attending to business at
the same time.
Word from Frank Duck and wife,
former esteemed residents of McGill,
is that they are comfortably located
in their new home at 200 Logan ave
enue, in Sharon, Pa.
Clifford Van Dyke. who has been
employed by the McGill Drug Com
pany for the last year as soda dis
penser, recently received an appoint
mont as clerk in the Ogden postof-
fee. Mr.. Van Dyke will leave next
Thursday for Ogden to take up his
new duties.
Word has been received here that
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Rose Of Idaho
Falls, Idaho. are the proud parents
of a baby girl. born the first of the
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose are for
mer residents here. having spent a
number of years in the district, and
their many friends Join in congratu-
%lations.
The Mormon church will entertain
the public with another interesting
program of vaudeville, music, songs
and dancing at the church next Fri
day evening. Many new numbers
are being prepared and excellent To-
cal talent has been secured for the
affair. The proceeds will be used for
a Christmas Tree and entertainment
for the children at Christmas time.
The members of the Thursday Sew
ing Club were guests of Mrs. II. f.
Weliman Jr. at her home in Town
site Thursday afternoon. Sewing
was enjoyed. followed by refresh
ments. Present were Mesdames Aide
Smith. Jess Baker. Ilage Thurston,
NJ. L. Jenne, Harry Hogan. 4. ID. Low
eridge, Ernest Stewart. James Lee,
James Atkinson and Ernest Gibson.
The Stray Antlers of McGill enter
tanned with a reception and dance at
the Stray Antlers' clubhouse last
Saturday night in compliment 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Moran, who were
quietly married in Ely Friday of last
week. During the early hours of the
evening dancing was enjoyed, later
the members being entertained with
several musical numbers by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Willescn, Miss Nan Lee, O..
G. Clark and G. X. Riley. followed
by a buffet luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moran were presented with a beau
tiful electric coffee percolator, silver
service set, by the club members.
The annual charity ball given by
the McGill Stray Antlers at Cyprus
hall last night was one of the largest
and most successful affairs of the
season. A number of different
amusements were furnished the large
crowd attending and light refresh
ments were served in the lobby. The
money derived from the dance and
amusements will be spent by the To-
cal Elks to furnish a merry Christ
mas for needy families of McGill.
Music was furnished by Parker's
four-piece orchestra. The hall was
decorated in the Elks' colors of pur-
pie and white. In spite of the ex-
IRENE cold weather many motored
from Ruth and Ely to attend the big
affair.