White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-31
Ely SOCIE7Y NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

and James Bonner. An evening of
music and dancing and refreshments
was enjoyed. Thursday evening they
had as guests Miss Marie Welsh
James, Charles and John Bonner. Joe
Bigger and George Ellis.
tuesday evening in Lawrence hall
the children of the Sunday school of
Sacred Heart church were entertain
ed. A Jolly evening of games was
followed by the appearance of Santa
Claus, who distributed candy and
nuts 10 those present and filled the
hearts of the little tots with Joy.
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Mrs. Alfred j. Proctor and daugh-
ter Margaret of Kimberly spent We'd
nesday afternoon visiting relatives
and friends in Ely.
Miss Bernice Griffith entertained
the Misses Ruth and Katherine Mac
Laughlin and. Miss Lenoa Walker
with an evening of cards at her home
Friday evening. Refreshments were
served.
Members Of the Tuesday Evening
Five Hundred Club were gueets of
Mrs. David 2. BARLEY at her home
on Campton street this week. Fol-
loving several interesting games OF
five hundred refreshments were serv-
ed to Mesdames Ed Millard. Percy ].
Jackson, George II. Linsley. Dan C..
Mcdonald, I. e. c. Whitmore, John
II. Eager, Ed White, Winfield S. e.
lott, Francis NJ. Root, Jay E. Brin-
ton, William o. Norman and Miss
Virginia J. carothers. Mrs. Melon
aid and Mrs. Willard received The
prizes.
Mrs. Ellen Tyler and daughter.
Miss Delpha Jewell. of Elko, were
holiday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas II. Hooper.
Miss Ethel Alfred, teacher III the
Riordan ranch school at Sunnyside.
and Miss Veda Hauser, teacher at he
Cave Valley school. spent the week
in Els in attendance at the teachers
examinations.
In compliment 10 Miss Mary Deck
Gilman, Who will soon become the
bride Of Harold Jackson. Mrs. Frank
Roper entertained with a shower at
her home In East Ely Wednesday eve
ming. Christmas holly and ever
greens added to the attraetiveness Of
the rooms. where a pleasant evening
was spent by the ladies of the party
making satehet bags and by the gen.
tlemen Of the party hemming tea
cloths, al which a few of them were
adopts. Prizes were awarded in both
cases. After numerous games and re-
Deekelman was presented with many
lovely gifts from the guests present,
who were DR.. and Mrs. Joseph a.
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ID. West,
III 4hlHHt0 siai hai3A bldIAs Juiid
Dean West. Minnie Meyers. Flora
Rowan. Ellis Burnett. Messrs. Har-
old Jackson. Bill Grant, James Bon
ner and Henry Fliege. Mrs. Roper
was assisted in entertaining by Mes
danes John E. Callahan. Osmond G.
Bates and Harry A. Fravel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Foster and
baby Of Salt Lake. who spent the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. Fos-
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
LiGdskog. left Tuesday morning for
their home
Miss Dorothy Parker, who is teach
ing school near Sacramento. is spend
ing the holiday vacation with her
parents. Judge and Mrs. \. L Parker.
Mrs. Winfield s.. Elliott entertain
ed with a table CT bridge at her apart
ment in the Northern hotel Wednes-
day afternoon. Following the game
refreshments were served. Enjoying
the game with her were Mesdames
Arthur Smith. Aubrey b. Bonham
and Sam Bergman. Mrs. Bergman
had high score.
Mrs. Mike Fenton. accompanied by
her niece. Miss Cora James. left
Thursday morning for Berkeley,
where Miss Cora will attend school.
After a visit of a month Mrs. Fenton
will return home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Hartley enter
tanned at dinner Christmas evening
at their home on Mill street. Form
Ing a beautiful ce%nterpiece for the Ia
BILE was a eut-glass eandelabra. with
candles of a color appropriate to the
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