White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-28

The annual banquet given by The
Woman Club was held at the Ameri-
can cafe yesterday afternoon AT |
o'clock. Following the service of a
delicious menu a program consisting
OF the Following numbers was well
rendered and thoroughly enjoyed
Piano solo ------Mrs. NJ. L.. Smith
Toast. Women Mrs. John Weber
Story. The Minister Mrs. NJ. Smith
Toast. The American Eagle'-
--- Nrs. James MacLaughlin
Vocal solo--Mrs. Joseph w. Russell
Story The Elephants Baby,
Mrs. John Weber
Toast, The Recording Secretary
---~---- Mrs. Edward b. PurseD
Story, "Hippodramatic Monologue"
---- Mrs. Josephine Il. Wayman
Toast, Marriage Mrs. ID. T. Stong
Story, General Warren's Fall
----- Miss Laura Gallagher
Toast, The Greatest Cliff
John Berry
Story, Does Advertising Pay
----- Mrs. Alonzo A. Sherman
Toast, Sisters Mrs. G. II. Linsley
Toast. Man Mrs. Ed Knox
Vieal solo 1905 Mrs. Anthony Zurich
Story, What Time Is It?"
Mrs. Harold A. Amens
Toast, The Toilsome World"
Miss Eva Timmons
Story, Where Is the Keyhole -
---Mrs Harriet X. Bieghler
Toast, Travels Mrs. Harry Randall
Story, Husbands" Mrs. I. Sutherland
-- Mrs. Alfred J. Proctor
Story Lemonade Miss Mary Black
feast. Friendship -
Mrs Inhn II GaI1aUhar
Toast. Our Country -
-- Mrs. Josiah F. Miles
The program concluded with all
Joining IN the singing of America. .
The following ladies were invited as
special guests of the club: Mesdames
II. E. Burnett. Anthony Zurich, Jos
eph w. Russell. Carl w. Terrence.
Vail NJ. Pittman, F. ID. 0ldfeld and
Miss La Neta Harrison. The tables
were most attractive with decora-
tions of yari-colored ported plants,
which were kindly loaned TO the
ladies for the occasion by =. ]. Fouil-
leul of the Candy Kitchen.
Mrs G. Il. Nance. Mrs. w. Il. Berg
man and Mrs. Gerald McNay came
from Ruth yesterday TO attend the
banquet OF the Woman's Club.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Donohue. who
formerly resided In Ruth but who
have made their home i'm. Reno for
the last year. arrived during the week
from Reno and Will again make their
home In Ruth.
u. Richard Gill and Frank NJ. Gin
of Salt Lake City are expected TO ar
rive at Ruth today for a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald MeNay.
Mrs. MeNay is tier sister. They are
coming overland by automobile.
Miss Flora Rowan entertained
with a dancing parry at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. &.
Rowan. on High street. last evening.
During the evening refreshments
were served. The guests were the
Misses June Grant. Margaret Grant.
Julia Dean West. Edith La Belle.
Pearl Baker. Ellis Burnett, Mary
Deckelman. Lois Rowan. Messrs Cor
don Lathrop. Harry Fliege. Clarence
nowan, Fred II. West. Fred Brown.
Francis Grant. Carl Hartman. Har-
old Jackson. James Bonner and Mr..
and Mrs. IIarland Rowan.
The boys club room At the Collins
hotel was the scene OF a gathering
Friday evening. Chess and cards
followed by refreshments were en-
ioyed By Curtis Leonard. Tom Denis.
Maxwll Ball, Campton Rect aud Dave
Miles.
The card party given by the ladies'
of the Rebekah lodge At Odd Fellows
hall Friday evening was an enjoyable
affair. After the games refreshments
were served. The prizes were award
ed as follow: Ladies' first prize,
Mrs. Martha Farmer: second. Miss
virginia J. Carothers. consolation.
Mrs. II. l.. Evans; mems first prize,
Marion Shallenberger: second Or
val Baird. consolation. Robert A.
Baird. Mrs. Harry Randall won the
freo-for-all.
Members of the Informal Evening
Bridge Club were guests of Mrs.
Fred T. West at her home on Murryl
street Thursday evening. Other
members present were dan
Joseph l.. Ties, Willis T.. Meyers and
Percy J Jackson. Mrs. West a
high score.
Mrs. II. l.. Evans. Mrs. Barton
T. Walker and Mrs. Stanley Draper
motored from McGill Friday evening
TO attend the card party given by the
Rebekah Lodge.
Monday evening Chapter c of the
4. r.. q. celebrated the second an
niversary of their organization nj
the home of Mrs. Ontie Hovenden In
McGill. The guests motored from
EIv aud upon theif arrival enjoyed
n dinner followed by a business meet
Sperry's