White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Caperton
will entertain dinner guests this eve
ming at their home on hurry street.
Members of chapter c Of the p. E.
o. were entertained by Mrs. j. d.
Wallace at her home on Campton
street Monday evening. After the
business meeting a social hour was
enjoyed, followed by the serving of
refreshments. Present were Mes
danes Dan G. Mcdonald. Josephine
lE. Wayman, Harold A. Davidson, N.
w. Fay, Edward b. Pursell, F. NJ.
Clark, Harriet X. Bieghler. the
Misses Eva Timmons, Mary Black,
Laura Gallagher and Fannie Cupid
Mrs. Charles S. Chandler will be
hostess to the Pirate Bridge Club
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Cazier enter
tanned with a dance at Preston Fri
day evening OF last week to celebrate
the marriage of their daughter Gla-
dys 10 Thomas A. Windows. The
marriage occurred about a month ago
in Salt Lake. Many friends from the
surrounding ranches and towns at
tended and a most enjoyable time Is
reported. At midnight a delicious
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles C.. Caperton. Mrs. Martha
Farmer and Charles w. Stokesberry
of Ely were among the invited guests
and went from Ely to attend.
Miss Louise Williams entertained
the Happy Six Club at her home yes
terday afternoon. The little ladies
enjoyed games and the dainty refresh
ments served. Her guests were Helen
McFadden, Palma Sundberg, Mildred
Neil, Mayme Day and Margaret
Baird.
Mrs. Harold r. Amens was hostess
to the members of the Double K
Bridge Club at her home in East Ely
Thursday afternoon. A number of
interesting games were played. fol-
lowing which the hostess served re-
freshments. Mrs. Pursell received
the first prize and Mrs. Beverly the
second. Mrs. Harry Randall and
Mrs. Geroge w. Wright are recently
elected members of the club. Pres
ent Thursday were Mesdames Edward
b. Pursell. J. w. Painter, Jerome p.
Rumbaugh. Harry Randall. Ed Hor-
rocks, Archie E. Hartman, Frank l.
Beverly AMI George w. Wright.
Mrs. Ralph A. Bowdle was hostess
to the members of the Drama League
at her home in East Ely Yesterday
afternoon. After an enjoyable aft
ernoon of reading and discussion the
guests enjoyed refreshments. Pres
ent we're Mesdames George A. White
ley. Raymond II. Hoffman. Nealy II
Chaplin, Charles s. Chandler. Samuel
B. Ebert, Arthur Smith, William N.
McGill and Miss Margaret Smith.
Mrs. G.. f. Bodell will have as din
ner guests this evening Miss Emma
Balderstan and Mrs. Christine Gun
delac.
Little Bruce Baird celebrated his
fifth birthday yesterday at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orva r.
Baird. by inviting a group of his small
friends TO spend the afternoon with
him. All kinds of games passed the
time happily for the little folks, the
feature of which was a hunt for East
er eggs. with Mary Willard the fortu-
nate winner of the prize. To carry
out the Easter idea a color scheme OF
yellow and white vas used. Late In
the afternoon the Riddles we're ush-
cred into the dining room to enjoy
the goodies prepared for them and
To especially enjoy the birthday cake,
which was decorated with five can
dies. Master Bruce's guests were
Evelyn Zadow. Virginia Edwards.
Mary Millard. Catherine Bates, Mar
garet Proctor, Betty Baird. Mary
Baird and Margaret Baird; Frank
Zadow. Robert Zadow. Clyde Derr,
Kent Horner, Briscoe Root. Jack Cal
lahan and Earl Rair6.
Charles E. Stephens of Sharp was
host at a dinner at a local cafe Mon
day evening. The invited guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Eager,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fent n. Smith, Mrs.
William y. McGill and Miss Frances
McGill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wright
entertained It their home in the tele-
phone building with a pinoche party
Friday evening. Enjoying the game
with them were Messrs. and Mes
danes Ed Horrocks, Harold R
Amens and Carl w. Terrence. Mr.
and Mrs. Terrence were high at the
conclusion of the game Following
the pleasant evening at cards refresh
ments were served.
In celebration OF the eighty-sixth
birthday of Nose l.. Woodman, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan C. Mcdonald had hiD
as their dinner guest Tuesday eve
ming, a custom they have observed
for many years. being great friends
of Mr.. Woodman. Mr.. Woodman has
been a resident of Nevada since 1859
and has spent the greater part OF
these many years in this county. hay.
ing lived at the Cleveland ranch and
around Osceola until his removal to
Ely a few years age. Mr.. Woodman
is still quite active for his years.
Gebhardt Estate To he Distributed