White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-26


Mrs. Charles Johnson entertained
with a dinner party complimentary to
the birthday anniversaries Of Mr..
Johnson and Mrs. Roy Musgrove at
her home On High street Thursday
evening, Mrs. Musgrove's birthday
falling on February 23 and Mr.. john
sons February 90. A color scheme
of pink was carried out in all the APP
pointments and a large bowl of pink
and white carnations formed the GEN.
terpiece for the table. There was
also n pink and white birthday cake
Seated with the hostess and the
| guests of honor were Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hexem and Roy Musgroye
| After dinner the party attended the
show at the Ely theater.
Mrs. Henry A. Comins and Mrs.
Angus N. Mcdonald returned to Ely
Saturday night from Salt Lake. where
thew had spent the last WI months.
, Mr. and Mrs. Creighton p. Whit
more were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll F. Morrill, Sunday eve
ming n their home on Lyons emu
Mrs. Fred T. West was hostess TO
the members of the Informal Eve
Mug Bridge Club at her home on
hurry street Thursday evening. The
guests enjoying the game with Mrs.
West were Mesdames Percy j. Jack
son, Willis F.. Meyers and Joseph l.
Ties. Mrs Meyers had high score.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Starkweafher
of Spring valley are spending a few
days in Ely.
Chapter c of the p. Z. o. will
meet during the coming week with
Mrs. J.. d. Wallace.
The pupils Of the seventh grade
! of the Ely public school enjoyed a de-
lightful st. Valentines party given
Saturday evening of last week al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. BARLEY J.
Smithson, Miss Faralie Smithson be-
ing the young hostess. The rooms,
also The table at which the guests
were served dainty refreshments,
were unique in their appointments.
with dainty valentine cupids and o
p%rofusion of red hearts. The We
ming was made merry with games and
music. Those hidden to enjoy the
young hostess hospitality were the
Misses Olive Williams, Adrian Ha-
gans, Jean Mclaughlin. Carol Movie,
Ruth Randall, Frances Weber. Alice
Perrier. Marie Pescio; Herbert Eddy,
George Bates, Donald Fletcher. IN
drew Hexem. Albert O'Connell. John
Roache. Raymond Griffin. Robert
Cabron. Horace Bath and Ryland
Knox. Linwood S%mithson. Theo Ar
seth. John Weber and little" Dar-
rell Hooper were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton p Whit
mere we're dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. JAY f. Brinton "Wednesday v @
rirg
Mrs. w. T.. Boyle was hostess to
the members of the Needlecraft Club
at her home on Campton street
Thursday afternoon. The ladies spent
a pleasant afternoon with their
needle work and at a late hour en-
joyed the dainty refreshments pre-
pared by the hostess. Her guests
were Mesdames William c. Gallagher,
Dan T. Stong, +. T.. Knox. Robert A.
Baird, Mary Cupid and Miss Fannie
Cupid. who joined the ladies late in
the afternoon.
AIRS William O. Norman will be
hostess to the Thursday Bridge Club
neat Thursday afternoon.
Virgil Smith was the recipient Of
a nicely arranged surprise party by
his friends at his home on hurry
street Wednesday evening. The
Young people enjoyed games and
dancing during the evening, at the
close of which they were served de-
lieious refreshments. Those hidden
TO the affair were the Misses Mabel
Aljets. Edna Earl. Thelma Day. Ruth
Mclaughlin. Katherine MacLaugh-
lin, Hazel Moyle. Margaret Goodman.
Margaret Beverly. Laura Hexem
Helen Lindskog. Marguerite Culbert
Adelaide Alfred. Maribelle Douglass.
Virginia Douglass. Grace Stone Re
becca Weide. Irma Gibson, Leah
Miles. Mayme Tucker. Frances Stone.
Blooma Bergman. Bernice Bergman.
Velma Smith, Ruth Willis Fred An
derson. George Earl. Wesley Millick.
George Blount. Gail Curto. Francis
Wilson. Gilbert Schallenberger. jack
Smith, Floyd Smith, George Sund-
berg, James Fay. Campton Root.
Maxwell Ball. David Miles. Bill Gal
lagher. Joe Bliss. Cyril Miles. Milfred
de Sautelle. Mansel Root. John We
her. j. c. Donovan. Clarence New
man. Theodore Leyden. Tom Bath,
Frank Day. Harry Williams. Robert
Armand. Bill Barnes and William
Thiessen.