White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-19

1OT south America, where Mr.. Camp
bell has accepted a position with the
Chile Copper Company. Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell have been residents of
Ely for a number of years. DR.. and
Mrs. II. e. Burnett and family will
occupy the Campbell residence dur
ing their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. B Z. Walker and
Stanley Draper of McGill spent We'd
nesday In Ely.
Members of the f. T. e. were en-
tertained by Mrs. Fred II. Barnard
at her home IN High street Tuesday
Afternoon. After the usual pleasant
afternoon of reading, refreshments
were served to Mesdames Harry Ran
dali, James mclaughlin, Mike Fen
ton, John T.. Lichlyter, E. E. Knox,
Angus ". Mcdonald, ID. c. Mcdonald,
Claude Henderson, George w. Jack
son, A. A. Sherman and Mrs. J. ".
Carr, who vas e guest of the club.
Mrs Fenton will be hostess TO the
club next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Huffer of McGill spent
Wednesday in Ely as the guest OF
Mrs. Fred +. West. Mrs. Huffer and
Miss Cleora Murdoch we're Mrs.
Vests luncheon guests.
A pretty dancing party was the
occasion of a gathering of the men,
beers of the University Club and their
ladies at the club rooms on hurry
street Thursday evening. Shamroeks,
emblems of st. Patrick, were the dec
orations used and al midnight re-
freshmehts were served. Excellent
music was provided by the Davidson
Timmons orchestra and a most pleas
ant evening was enjoyed. Mrs. Fred
T. West. Mrs. Clarence j. McFadden
and Miss Cleora Murdoch were the
patronesses of the occasion.
Mrs. ". o. Hudson of McGill apent
Monday visiting in Ely,
Members OF the Thursday Bridge
Club we're entertained by Mrs. Percy
j. Jackson at her home on Lyons ave-
nue Thursday afternoon. After a
pleasant afternoon of bridge high
score prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Caperton and Mrs. Willard. Present
were Mesdames Charles c. Caperton
Dan c. Mcdonald. William o. Moor
mar. David p. BARLEY. Willis f. Mey-
ers. Ed Willard and Fred T. West.
The regular meeting of the Re-
bekah lodge was held at Odd Fellows
hall Thursday evening. Following
the meeting a pleasant social time
was had, when cards were enjoyed
and refreshments served.
Mrs. Fred T. West motored to Ne
Gill yesterday to attend a bridge
party given by Mrs. Frank Duck.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Huffer. Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. +. Fliege, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe Nc
Crae. c. II. Lakenan and Stewart
Fliege motored from McGil Thurs
day evening To attend the dance at
the University Club.
Mrs. Frank w. Willard entertained
at her home on McGill terrace Satur-
day evening. Cards and refreshments
were enjoyed by Mrs. Louis r. "a
dow. Mrs. Harold w. Edwards MrE.
Orel o. Horner and Miss Clarita Tam
blyn.
Mrs. Charles l.. Grier spent Mon
day and Tuesday in MeGill as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Robert
son.
Members of the Informal Bridge
Club were guests of Mrs. Percy J
Jackson at her home on Lyons ave-
nue. Thursday evening. Enjoying the
game with the hostess were Mes
danes Joseph l.. Ties, Charles l..
Grier and Willis E. Meyers. Mrs.
Jackson had high score.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Fred
T. West had as guests for an in
formal game of bridge Mrs. William
. Norman. Mrs. Percy J Jackson
and Mrs. Willis f. Meyers. Mrs.
Maorman had high core. Refresh
ments were served following the
game
Miss Julia Dean West WAS a last
week end guest of Miss Pearl Baker
of McGiIl.
Miss Clarita Tamblyn entertained
informally Monday evening with
cards and refreshments. Her guests
were Mrs. Harold w. Edwards. Mrs,
Orel o. Horner. Mrs. Louis II. Zadow
and Mrs Frank W. Millard.
Bio hall was filled 10 capacity Fri
day evening at the dance given by
the members of the American Legion.
st. Patrick ideas were carried out in
the decorations and a platform dee
Grated in green under a canopy of
green lights was erected for the or
chestra In the center of the large hall
During the evening Miss Cleora Muir
dock and Miss Lillian Green. as mill
tary police. took into custody social
offenders, who when they were
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