White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-02

urs. Bert Oldham and Mrs. Lef
J Stone were luncheon guests OF Mrs
Stanley Draper last Tuesday.
Anon the old-timers who re
turned during the week are Joe Plat
Harry Scott and Roy Bergman.
The first baseball meeting was held
last Thurfday evening and officers
we're elected for the coming season.
Mrs. Bert Walker and Mrs. H. L
Evans motored II Ely Wednesda,
evening and attended the Rebekaf
lodge.
Ray Scranton came IN on Thurs
days train Mr. Scranton has spent
the last two years in California and
Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wellman OF
Salt Lake City are the guests Of Mrs.
Wellman's parents, Ar. and Mrs. En-
nest Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stewart en-
t~e-tained at dinner last Friday "
ming Their guests we're Nj. and Mrs.
A z Johnson.
Mrs. Ralph Bowdle motored to Ne
Gill Wednesday afternoon and at
tended the sewing club at the home
Of Mrs. ] {. Kinnear-
W. X. Sanders received word FRI
day evening thar his mother was seri-
ously III al her home In Ames, Iowa.
sIr Sanders left mmedatly.
Mrs. William White is a patient al
the Steptoe Valley hospital. Mrs.
white had her tonsils removed last
Wednesday and l. doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stack de-
parted for Salt Lake City last Tues
day morning where they will visit
with friends and relatives for a couple
Of weeks.
william Howarth underwent an
operation al the Steptoe Valley hos
pifal last Wednesday and had his
fonsiIg removed. Mr Howarth Is do
ing nicely.
Mrs Jack Long entertained al one
table Of cards last Friday evening
Those enjoying the game We're Mrs.
Ginfer, Mrs. andrew Smith AMI
Mrs c. J. Barnes.
The Rebekahs gave a surprise par
~ TO Steptoe lodge No. 40. /. o. o. +.
last Tuesday evening. Dancing and
music we're enjoyed and luncheon wa
10 a large crowd.
Mrs. Rowe Mccrea and Mrs. Ross
Taylor Eotored to East Ely Saturday
and were the guests at a bridge Jun
cheon given by Mrs. Paul Boese at
the home OF Mrs. Arthur Smith.
The Sewing Club met at the home
Of Ms. J. c. Kinnear last Wednesday
afternoon. Among those enjoying the
noon were Mesdames George
Riser. Charles Zeizler. Ross Taylor,
Walter Haven, Ralph Bowdle and j.
Fliege.
The Silver Card Club met at the
home of Mrs A. Robertson last Fri
day evening, five hundred being the
game of the evening. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Con Haffey, Mrs. Charles
Holmes, Mrs. c. J. Barnes and Mrs.
James Lee.
Mrs Chester Winton received
word last Wednesday that her father,
A. p. Smith, was seriously injured in
an automobile accident in Oakland.
Mr.. Smith was a former resident of
the district and well known by many
of the old-timers.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Brown enter
tanned friends last Wednesday eve
ming. cards being the diversion. Later
luncheon was served the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rem
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Barnes,
Tom Lucas and II. A. Stone.
Miss Margaret Matheson enter
tanned her little friends at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Matheson, Friday afternoon. the oc-
easion being Miss Margaret's birth
day. Twenty-Five little guests we're
present. Mrs. Matheson was assisted
by Miss Erma Gibson.
Mrs. l.. w. Ginter entertained a
number of friends Friday evening OF
last week in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. Leslie Wilbur. The evening was
spent in music and games and lun-
cheon was served the following
guests. Mrs. J T. Waters. Mrs. w.
La Mont. Mrs. +. c. Stack and Mrs. J
l. R~okebrand.
Among the leading social events of
the week was the party given by Mr..
and Mrs f.. T. Gibson at their home
last Tuesday evening. Five hundred,
games and music were the diversion
OF the evening. Prizes were won by
Mrs. | Thurston and NJ. l.. Jenne. AT
midnight a delicious luncheon was
served the following guests: Messrs.
and Mesdames Jack Riley, w. Camp
bell, I. Thurston, Jess Baker. Harry
Hogan. NJ. l.. Jenne, Jim Atkinson,
s. j. Draper. Charles Holmes. IL
Matheson. Ernest Stewart, E. Well
man. q A. Johnson and Mrs. James
Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holmes en-
t%ertained at cards last Thursday eve
ming Three tables OF 1--WE hundred
were enjoyed and handsome prizes
were presented at the end of the
game. Mrs. John Stack won the