White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-29

long time. Mr.. Griffith is an employe
of the Nevada Northern Railway Com
pany in the East Ely shops. After the
wedding refreshments were served to
the guests. Besides those already
mentioed the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Baird and Charles
Keegan. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith will
make their home on McGill terrace.
Mrs. William Norman will enter.
tain the members OF the Thursday
Bridge Club this week.
Miss Frances Peters was hostess TO
the members of the Spoon Club at tie
home of Mrs. F. ID. Oldfeld on Clark
street Friday evening. A few enjoyd-
bic hours of five hundred were followed
Ly refreshments. Mrs. Edwards re-
ceived first prize and Mrs. Old ield
second. The guests were Mesdames
Carroll f. Morrill,, lay 4. Brirton,
Harold w. Edwards, Creighton p.
Whitmore, George w. Baird, Louis r.
Zadow. William McCroskey, Virgil II.
Vargas, Fred ID. Oldield, the Misses
Ethel Riordan, Margaret O'Hare and
Nora Swan.
Mrs. Ed +. Knox was hostess TO the
members of the Modern Drama Club at
her home in Central Ely Monday eve
ming. A few pleasant hours of read
ing were enjoyed by the members and
refreshments were served. Those
present were Mesdames James Mac
Laughlin. NJ. J. Rand, G. Wiley Brown,
Josephine L. Wayman. Harriet X.
Bieghler and Henry j. Marriott.
Mrs. Percy j Jackson. Mrs. Francis
NJ. Root and Mrs. Joseph l.. Teis were
joint hostesses Monday afternoon when
they entertained their friends at Odd
Fellows hall. The hall was beautiful
with Halloween decorations of yellow
and black, and these formed the key
note for the color scheme used in the
place cards and all appointments.
Flowers were also placed around he
room in small vases, which were
used TO center the tables at which
luncheon was served al l o'clock. Fol.
lowing the luncheon an afternoon of
five hundred was enjoyed, at the con-
clusion of which beautiful prizes were
awarded. Mrs. Meyers was the lucky
winner of the first prize, Mrs. Miles
second, Mrs. Aljets third, Mrs. Fravel
4aI AIaa Dntoc The FRO
for-all. Those hidden to enjoy the
hospitality of the hostesses were Mes
danes Philip Aljets, Jay L. Brinton,
II. n. Bowen, Katherine Bosch, Ralph
A. Bowdle, Frank l.. Beverly. G.. w.
Ball, Thos. A. Bath, Orval II. Baird,
Robert A. Baird, Watt H.. Bishop, Os-
mond G. Bates, David p. BARLEY, II.
c. F.. Brown, George w. Baird, b. l.
Cramer. Charles {. Caperton. NJ. A.
Clays. II. A. Comins, John r.. Callahan,
Nealy II. Chaplin. Charles S. Chandler,
Mary Cupid, Fred NJ. Clark. Josephine
Z. Cameron, Harold A. Davidson, Geo.
f. Deckelman, j. ID. Oily. George
Doyle. Clarence A. Eddy, w. s. Elliott,
John II. Eager. II. W. Edwards. Martha
Farmer. n. W. Fay. Harry A. Fravel,
Frank f. Grant, Charles L. Grier. John
II. Gallagher, Susie Griffin, Stewart
Henderson, NJ. l.. House, Frank Hart
ley, Fred Hartley, George l.. Hickey,
Anthony Zurich, Jerry G. Kent, Ed
+. Knox, George w. Jackson, George
II. Linsley, James NJ. Lockhart, John
Z. Long, William A. Leonard, John E.
Lovejoy. Lee II. Murdoch. Ed Millard,
Frank W. Willard, Willis e. Meyers,
Harry Narcotic, William o. Norman,
William Moyle, J. +. Miles, Carroll +.
Morrill,, Henry j. Marriott. William N.
McGill, William Y. McGill, Clarence J.
McFadden. Angus y. Mcdonald, Dan
C. Mcdonald. Edna M~cNichols. William
McCroskey, Fred ID. Oldfeld, Vail NJ.
Pittman, William Padden, Alfred j.
Proctor. William Rigsby. Mollie Rog-
ers. Frank Roper, Elwood Richardson,
Jerome p. Rumbaugh, NJ. Spell, Dan
T. Stong. Arthur Smith, NJ. l.. Smith,
Fred Strehlke, Frank Il. Swartz, Mich
olas Sehmittroth. Carl w. Terrence,
Virgil IL. Vargas, Joseph A. Wallace,
]. ID. Wallace, Fred T. West, Fred ID.
West, Ed White, S. Herbert Williams,
Josephine +. Wayman. Charles A.
Walker. Creighton Z. Whitmore. |. c.
c. Whitmore, George A. Whiteley. Geo.
w. Wright. Louis II. Zadow, the Misses
Margaret Smith. Virginia C~arothers,
Laura Gallagher, Jessie +. Burnett.
Elizabeth Walden, Fannie Cupid.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church met with Mrs. Gus Smith
at her home on hurry street Wednes-
day afternoon. At the business meet
ing plans were made for "A food sale
near Thanksgiving. The ladies will