White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-09

present and 1t was decided hat the
Homemakers' Club consolidate with
the Woman's Club, owing to the fact
that the work of the former was
along the same lines as part of the
work of the Woman's Club, and that
Ii would be a conservation or energy
that would result in good to both
branches of the clubs. The home eco
Monies department of the club will
be held at the library DOM of the
Woman's Club, which the women
have cozily fitted up In the Hotel Ely
building. The women have made the
library particularly attractive and 1t
will also be used as a rest DON by
the public and will be a credit to the
community. Mrs. Wayman. press
correspondent of the club, Is In re-
ceipt of q letter from the Nevada Ed
ucational League at Reno asking that
the club urge its members to help in
the cause of Americanization and ed
ucation and for the betterment of the
public school system and to advocate
measures in state legislatures and in
congress along Americanization lines.
They were also asked to urge the pas
sage of the demonstrating bill,
which provides a national department
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cabinet at its head Mrs. Wayman
was instructed 10 write TO the rep
reeentative and senators of Nevada
In behalf of the club urging the pas
sage of the bill. Following the meet
Ing refreshments were served.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Smith had as
dinner guests at their home In East
Ely Friday evening o. j. McNab and
julie La Barthe of New York and c.
d. Lakenan.
Complimentary to Mrs. Henry
Krumb, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Whitley entertained with II dinner
party at their home in East Ely Sun
day evening. A basket of yellow
roses formed the centerpieee for the
table, around which were seated, with
the guest of honor and the hosts DIR.
and Mrs. Ralph A. Bowdle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rowe McCrae, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Hickey. Miss Margaret Smith, Miss
Lillian Green, c. b Lakenar and T.
J. Duddleson.
Miss LaRue Whipple of %Sunnyside
spent the week at the Riordan ranch,
the guest of Miss Loretta Riordan.
Mrs. George II. Linsley entertain
cd with a table of bridge at her home
on Campton street Thursday evening
complimentary TO Mrs. Gael s. Hoag.
who Is spending a few weeks in Ely.
Mrs. John Weber and Mrs. Watt II.
Bishop were the other ladies present.
Refreshments were served. Mrs
Hoag had high score.
Mr.. and Mrs John +. Long and
daughter. Mary Louise. of McGil
spent the Fourth in Ely as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George IL. Linsley.
Little Frank Zadow invited a num-
Der OF his neighborhood ~playmates to
help him celebrate his sixth birth
day anniversary at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r.. "a
dow, on Canyon street, Friday after
noon. After playing games on the
lawn the kid6ies were served all sorts
of goodies and a generous piece of
birthday cake. Tie guests were Mary
Mii'ard, Virginia Edwards. Josephine
Tamblyn. Thelma Madsen I.aVone
Madsen, Rose %Sundberg. Charlotte
Shallenherger. Betty Baird. Jimmy
and Harry Stevenson. Roger Ed
WI AHr " II aiAl
Bruce Baird.
To celebrate their birthday ami
~yersaries. which fall on the same day,
Miss Cleora Murdoch and Bill Grant
will entertain about fifty guests at a
picnic on Berry creek today. The
guests will motor TO the creek and
enjoy the day in the pen with the
serving of delicious refreshments.
Mrs. William Y. McGill, hrs. Ar
thur Smith. Mrs. Fred 7. West and
Mrs. James NJ. Lockhart enjoyed an
afternoon OF bridge at the University
Club Friday. Mrs. Smith had high
score.
Mrs. W. S. Elliott entertained the
members of the Ante Club at her
apartment in the Northern hotel last
evening. Her guests were Mesdames
Arthur Smith, Vail VI. Pittman, Watt
II. Bishop. Gael s. Hoag and Miss
Margaret Smith.
Mrs. Dorothy Holmquist enter
tanned at dinner at the homo of Mr..
and Mrs. 3. Herbert Williams, on
hurry street last evening. Her
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Williams,
Judge and Mrs. Clarence j. McFad-
den. Mr.. and Mrs J NJ. Hayden and
s. X. Elbelt.
Mrs. Henry Krumb, who has been
visiting her father. T. j. Dudcleson,
and sister. Mrs. George A. Whiteley,
at the Duddleson home I'm East Ely.
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