White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-12

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merry party last evening when
guests gathered from far and near
to enjoy the hospitality OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Riordan. Guests motoring from
Ely were served dinner upon their
arrival and after the arrival of the
dancing was enjoyed until the early
morning hours.
During the evening the guests were
entertained by vocal solos by Mrs.
Anthony Zurich and Miss Ethel ALL
red, a violin solo by Mrs. Arthur
dan, Miss Frances Peters, Miss Beu-
lah Whipple and John L. Whipple.
An enjoyable feature of the enter
tainment was the rendition by little
Miss Gertrude Riordan. 6 years old,
in costume, of THE COLLINS Will Get
You II You Don't Watch Out"
Excellent music was furnished for
dancing by Mrs. Lorraine Hendrix.
Mrs. Arthur Carter, Miss Hilda Ok
borrow. Miss Ethel Riordan, hurry
Whipple, Mat Gardner, Ashby Harri-
son and Francis Riordan. During
the hours of dancing punch was
served. At l o'clock a bounteous
supper was served.
Those enjoying the affair were lIr.
and Mrs. Anthony Zurich, John Z.
Callahan. Osmond G. Bates. Watt H..
Bishop, Vail NJ. Pittman. r. E. Brim-
mer. Lee II. Murdoch. John L. Whip
pie, Lorraine Hendrix, George Oxbor-
row, hurry Whipple, Arthur Carter.
Fred d. oldfeld, the Misses Mildred
Reid, Hilda Oxborrow, Bliss WINS.
Florence Wills, Ethel Alfred. Ethel
Riordan, Beulah Whipple. Vivian
Whipple. Messrs. La Rue Whipple.
Allan Oxborrow. B. L. Quayle. vii
liam Biggane, Mart Gardner. Loren
O'Donnell. Ruel Gardner, Alvin Sin
field, Leland Hendrix. Raymond Cub
Ter, Ben Gardner, Ashby Harrison,
Roscoe Sinfeld, Ben Sinfield, Francis
Riordan. little Miss Caddie and
Phyllis Whipple and Gertrude enc
Lawrence Riordan.
shAoo Iva IiblhlOnH Will w hOoACGo
TO the membes of the Spoon Clue at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Da-
wilson. in East Ely, this week.
Members Of the Double f Bridge
Club were entertained by Mrs. Ed
ward b. Pursell at her home in Gen.
trail Ely Thursday afternoon. An en-
ioyable afternoon OF cards was fol
lowed by refreshments. At the close
OF the game Mrs. Wright had high
score and Mrs. Amens second. The
guests were Mesdames Archie f
Hartman, Edward Horrocks, Philip
Aljets, Frank L. Beverly. Jerome p.
Rumbaugh, George w. Wright. Har-
old r. Amens and George F. Deckel-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Padden
have moved TO Ely and will ba at
home TO their friends In the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mfs.
Carroll y. Morrill,. on Lyons avenue.
Mrs. William o. Norman was hos
tess 10 the Thursday Bridge Club
members at her home 90 Clark street
Thursday afternoon. The usual
pleasant afternoon at the game was
enjoyed and Mrs. Willard and Mrs.
Meyers were the prize winners. The
members present were Mesdams Fred
T. West, Ed Millard. David p. Bart
ley, Dan c. Mcdonald. Willis Z. Mey-
ers. Charles c. caperton and Percy
j. Jackson.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of tho
Methodist church will meet witt. Mrs.
Mamie Kelly on Mill street Wednes-
day afternoon.
The members OF the Il. +. c. met
with Mrs. J. +. Griffith At her home
on hurry street Tuesday afternoon.
An afternoon of reading and refresh
ments was enjoyed by Mesdamcs
George W. Jlckson. James Mac
Laughlin and Harry Randall. Mrs.
Mike Fenton will be hostess Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. C. Whitmore
had Mr.. end Mrs. Carroll +. Morrill,
as their dinner guests Thursday eve
ming.
In compliment to Mrs. Carroll f.
Morrill,, who with her husband left
Friday morning to make their home
in Goldneld, where Mr.. Morrill, viii
have charge of the Office of the Stand
ard Oil Company. Mrs. Jay E. Brin-
ton entertained with a luncheon at