White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-08

ming. After an enjoyable evening OF
five hundred refreshments We're sery-
ed and prizes awarded. Miss Frarees
Peters received the high score prize
and Mrs. Oldfield second. Present
were Mesdames Carroll f. Morrill,.
Louis r. Zadow, Jay Z. Brinton, Har-
old w. Edwards, Virgil II. Vargas,
Creighton p. Whitmore. Fred D. Old
field, the Misses Fannie Cupid and
Frances Peters.
Chapter c of the p. o. +. will meet
with Mrs. Mortimer l.. Smith at her
home In East Ely tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Arthur Smith returned last
Saturday evening from Victoria, Tex
as where she attended the wedding
of her son Tom. She also spent a
short time visiting her daughters.
Mrs. Norman l.. Dorm and Mrs. Las-
ter Kabiscius, in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Frank E. Swartz will enter
tain the members of the Wednesday
Sewing Club at her home on Mill
street Wednesday evening eompli-
mentary to Mrs. Herbert S. sturde.
want, who with her husband and son
will leave Ely in a few weeks.
Miss Mable A1jets, who spent the
last few months visiting in Salt Lake
and other Utah points, returned to
her home Saturday evening. Miss
Aljets Is much improved in health
since her Tip.
Members of the guild of st. Ear
tholomew's Episcopal church are
making arrangements for the chill
dren's masquerade, which will take
place at Biol hall Friday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist church met with Mrs. John
T. Lichlyter at her home in Central
Ely Wednesday afternoon. Follow
ing the business meeting a social
hour and refreshments were enjoyed
by those present, who We're Mesdames
A. c. Jones, Ed Z. Knox, Harry II.
Stevenson, John T. Trembath, Harry
Fravel. Gus Smith, j. w. Denis, X.
L. Reid. J. ID. Kiteh and J. r. Itch
lyter.
Miss Jean Jackson returned to Ely
Thursday evening from Fairfax, S. d.,
where she had been for about a month.
The Drama League members were
entertained by Mrs. Samuel b. Ell
bert at her home in East Ely Thurs
day afternoon. This was the first
meeting of the club in several weeks
owing 10 the fact that many members
were out of town. Last week the
club. under the direction of Mrs. FL
bert. Mrs. Sheldon and Miss Margaret
Smith, shipped 100 pounds of cookies
to the Letterman hospital in San
Francisco for soldiers confined there
in. At tho close of the afternoon OF
reading Thursday refreshments we're
served to Mesdames William N. Nc
Gill. George L. Hickey. Z. c. Sheldon
and Miss Margaret Smith.
Miss Leah Miles, who spent the past
three months at the Riordan ranch
at Sunnyside. returned to her home In
this city Monday.
Mrs. Ed Willard entertained the
members of the Tuesday Evening Five
Hundred Club at her home on MeGill
terrace Tuesday evening. At the close
of the game refreshments were served
10 Mesmades John II. Eager. David =
BARLEY, George II. Linsley. Ed White
John Weber, Percy J. Jackson, Dan c
Mcdonald, Charles A. Walker, Rather
Inc Bosch, Herbert S. Sturdeyant and
Watt II. Bishop. Mrs. Bishop received
the high score prize and Mrs. Melon.
aid second.
Mrs. Fred T. West will be hostess
to the members of the Thursday Bridge
Club at her home on hurry street this
week.
The Woman's Guild of St. Bartholo
news church met with Mrs. larry c.
Kent at her home on Campton street
Wednesday afternoon. After a bust
ness meeting those present enjoyed d
social time and light refreshments
were served. Present were Rev. and
Mrs. James Mclaughlin, Mrs. Mary
Cupid, Mrs. NJ. Fenton. Mrs. Harry
Randall. Mrs. |. e. e. Whitmore. Mrs
Griffith and Mrs. VIM. O. Norman.
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Miss Virginia J. carothers will en-
terrain the members of the Amateur
Bridge Club at her home on Sixth
street Friday evening.
Mrs. II. L. Evans of McGill motored
to Ely Thursday evening to attend the
regular meeting of the Rebekah lodge
Mrs. Bessie Kline, member of the lodge
and a bride of a few months ago was
presented with a steak set At the
meeting plans were made fer the re
eeption Of Mrs. Winfred Goodwin oi
Reno, president of the order in Ne
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