White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-10
ELY SOClE7Y NOTES and
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

young ladies, the Misses Leah, Hor-
tense and Loretta Gardner, Leone.
Vivian. Beulah and La Rue Whipple,
Helen Stephens. Ethel and Loretta and
Ethel Riordan and Leah Miles.
After dinner the guests gathered i n
the house, where the rooms we're taste
fully decorated with large white bells
and strips of crepe paper, %garlandei
with silver I'M silver hearts extend.
ing from the chandeliers to the cor
ners of the rooms, and quantities of
flowers placed about, and enjoyed a
program consisting of a vocal solo by
II. W. Edwards, a duet by Miss Hor.
tense Gardner and Seymour Oxbor-
row. a recitation by Miss Beulah Whip
pie, a duet by Mrs. Earl Ashworth and
Mrs. Eph Oxborrow, with Miss Ethel
Riordan and Jack Oxborrow as at
~companists, interpretive dancing by
Miss Leah Miles, vocal solo by Mrs
John Whipple, recitations by Fran.
els Riordan and by Mrs. Riordan
After the program dancing commenced
and the poppy" music furnished by
Miss Ethel Riordan, Miss Leah Gard
ner, Mrs. Jack Oxborrow, hurry Whip
pie, Francis Riordan. Ashby Harrison
and Jack OXborrow made the hours
pass all to soon.
A punch table vas set in the dining
room from which punch was served
during the hours of dancing. At 3
O'Clock the guests were again invited
to the lawn, where a supper was served
at which the wedding cake. which
formed the center of the table, was cat
and distributed to the guests and at
which time Mrs. Riordan in a few well
chosen words thanked the guests for
their company and for their lovely
gifts. and expressed the hope that
those who were making it their first
visit to their home would not make il
their last. After supper dancing OH
tinued until 6 o'clock. With the pass
ing OF a most pleasant affair the guests
departed for their homes. Those in
vited to be present were Messrs. and
Mesdames James NJ. Lockhart, Us.
mond G.. Bates. Vail NJ. Pittman, w.
A. Leonard, Harold W Edwards. Her
bert s. ~Sturdevant. David p. BARLEY,
Louis II. Zadow, Robert l.. Tucker,
George p. Armand. Josiah +. Miles.
Fred d. Oldfield, Nose Harrison, Chas.
Il. Stephens, John L. Whipple, Lorain
Hendrix, Amos b. Gardner. hurry
Whipple. Joseph Oxborrow, Jack Ok
borrow. Earl Ashworth, w. Hutchings,
Edward Hendrix, A. r. Whitehead, La
Verne Whipple, Gideon Hendrix. Vic
tor Gardner. Mrs. Margaret O9Hare,
Mrs. Surie Griffin. the Misses Leah,
Hortense and Loretta Gardner. Leone,
Beulah. Vivian and La Rue Whipple,
Helen Stephens. Lois Lockhart, Leah
Miles. Margaret O'Hare. Messrs. Ar
thur Knecht, James O'Hare, Alex
Baird. Joe Biggers. Antoine Harrison,
Ashby Harrison. Seymour Oxborrow,
Claire Whipple. Ben Gardner, Roscoe
Sinfeld, Cyril and George Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred +. West had as
their dinner guests at their home on
hurry street Sunday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar II. Upwall and Mrs. Bertha
Fox.
Miss Lois Rowan left Thursday
morning for San Francisco. where she
will attend a dental college. Wednes-
day evening Miss Rowan was given a
farewell party. The guests attended
tIlt ELY tlCattis I iiS III -
joyed refreshments at a local cafe
and then went to the Rowan home on
High street where dancing was en-
joyed. The guests were the Misses
Julia Dean West, Marie Welsh, Es-
telle Curto, Margaret Curto. Leona
| Walker, Esther Squires. Flora Rowan,
Messrs. Joe Biggers, George Ellis, Tom
Jones, James Bonner, Gordon Lathrop.
Raymond Firman and Carl Hartman.
Members of the Informal Evening
Bridge Club met with Mrs. Joseph L.
Teis at ner home on High street
Thursday evening. Present were Mes
| danes Percy j. Jackson. Fred t. West
and Fred ID. Oldfeld. Mrs. Teis had
high score.
d. G. Bates arrived last Saturday
evening from a business trip to Provo,
Utah. Mrs. Bates and little daughter,
Catherine, left Thursday morning for
a months visit to California.
Mr. and Mrs. Washington Rogers
and their daughters, May and Hannah,
came to Ely Monday. Miss Hannah
and Miss May will spend h winter IN
/ ElN SD t1dl may yah uAi'ht ~ I'
school
Miss Tirza Gardner of Forest Home
left Tuesday morning for Utah, where
she will attend school this winter.
Forrest Matson, superintendent OF
the Piermont Mines company, spent a
few days this week in the city attend
inp IN legal matters.
Mrs. II. S. Sturdevant left Thursday
morning for Salt Lake to attend the
funeral of her little niece. who died
In Salt Lake early in the week. she
returned home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Y. McGill re-
turned Monday from Salt Lake by
automobile.
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Firman and son
RAYMOND, former Ely residents, spent
mart of the week visiting in Ely. Ray
mond left during the week for Ames.
Iowa. where he is attending the agri.