White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06

MIS-. Don al 1.-TWO SONS,
Donald and Harold. returned home
during the week from Salt Lake,
where they spent a couple of months
visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. \. Johnson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. James At
kinson and two sons motored 10
Berry creek Friday afternoon and
enjoyed a picnic dinner.
The members of the Pythian Sisters
gave an enjoyable dance at Cyprus
hall Thursday night. A large crowd
was in attendance and excellent mu-
sic was furnished for the occasion.
Charley Carlson, foreman of the
revert, received a painful tut not
serious burn on the face and neck
while performing his regular duties
this week. The accident has not
kept Mr.. Carlson from his duties.
Mrs. Joe Plat ana daughter Unice
departed for Salt Lake Thursday,
where they will spend a few weeks.
Later Mrs. Plat will continue on TO
Los Angeles to spend the winter,
where it is hoped the change of eli
mate Will be beneficial to her health.
The sagehen season opened last
Tuesday. A number of parties mo-
tored to Spring valley and other
localities looking for birds. Some re-
pert good hunting, while others
claim weather conditions were unfa-
vorable and that few birds could be
found.
Friday evening Mrs. Frank Brown
$50. 80 - IL hA
Silver Card Clul. Three tables of
five hundred were played, with Mrs.
Brown winning first prize, Mrs. j. c.
Reilly second and Mrs. Charles
Holmes the free for all. Later "A two
course luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott S;oddarl en-
tertained a few friends at cards
Thursday evening at their home in
Townsite. After a number of games
were played refreshments were sery-
ed. Those enjoying the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ilage Thurston. Miss
Vivian I.isonbee and joe Pestonia.
The members CT the Thursday Sew
ing Club met at the home OF Mrs. w.
e. Wellman Jr. Thursday afternoon
and enjoyed two hours of n~eedlework.
Later overs were laid for the follow
Ing members: Mrs. Ernest T. Gibson,
Mrs. Ilage Thurston, Mrs. G.. A. John
son. Mrs. NJ. l.. Jenne, Mrs. Harry Ho-
gan, Mrs. Jess Baker and Mrs. Ernest
Stewart.
A splendid bal, game was played
in Ely last Sunday between the Ely
and McGill teams. the score being IL
TO s in favor of MeCill. The league
game scheduled for today will be
played on the MeGill diamond by the
Ruth and McGill teams. A special
train will run from Ruth and a large
attendance is expected from both
Ruth and Fly. Let all McGiil fans
turn out and encourage the home
players.
A number of friends gave a sur
prise party to Mrs. william Hendry ut
her home on Avenue | Thursday we
ming. the occasion being in honor of
her birthday anniversary. The We
ming was spent in Genes and music,
later refreshments being served. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. William
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Oldham.
Mr. and Mrs. 1lage Thurston. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tate. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
Wickberg, Mr.. and Mrs. OmeaIey,
Miss Sylvia Oldham end Don Hoyt.
Mrs. William n. MeGill and Mrs.
Ralph A. Bowdle entertained with a
bridge party Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. McGill in colnpli-
4 ment to Mrs. A. j. LaBoiteaux. After
a pleasant afternoon spent n cards
luncheon WIS served and prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Charles Ziegler, Mrs.
= George Newman and Miss Jones. Tho
following McGill ladies motored To
Ely to attend the Junction.: Mesdames
j. F. Fliege, Frank Huffer, George
Newman. Rowe McCrea. Walter Ha-
VEINS, J. c. K%innear, Charles Ziegler,
John E. Long, George G. Riser. Ontie
HCvenden.
Mrs. Charles Holmes and Mrs.
Stanley Draper entertained Jointly at
cards Monday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Draper, on Avenue ]. Five
hundred was the game of the eve
ming. Prizes were awarded rs fell
% lows: First, Mrs. William Hendry;
second, Mrs. ]. A. Riley; consolation
Mrs. Frank Brown; free for all, Mrs
Ernest Gibson. Later luncheon was
served on one long table centeret
with a sterling silver bowl filled will
DC cut flowers. Artistic favors wer'
> presented each guest. Those invited
&c to enjoy the evening were Mesdame
&C Frank Brown, ]. A. Riley. William
&c Hendry, c. J. Barnes, Sar Perpstein
,c James /. Lee and Ernee. T. Gibson.