White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-08

iee-piesiueHe, MIS-. Harry frayel,
second vice. president; Mrs. James w,
Delmore, secretarytreasurer; Mrs
Gus Smith, assistant secretary. Fol
lowing the election of officers the
members enjoyed refreshments and a
social time. Those present were
Rev. and Mrs. Upton T.. Partridge,
Mesdames Harry Fravel, Ed e. Knox,
j. T. Reece, Harry II. Stevenson. Lola
Edwards, Gus Smith, George Denis,
]. d. Kitch. James w. Delmore and
Miss Nettie Johnston.
Mrs. X. Byran and her son Ed.
ward, who is resident engineer of
the state highway department. will
now make their home in Elko. Mr..
Byran having been transferred to
that point.
Fred ID. West spent Monday in
Ely and was a dinner guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred T. West.
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Mrs. James Mclaughlin was hos.
tess to the members of the Modern
Drama Club Monday evening. Read.
ing and discussion pleasantly passed
the time until the serving of refresh.
ments. Those present were Mes
danes II. X. Bieghler, Charles o.
Bonner, r. Byran, Marie Bovee. 10
siah +. Miles, NJ. ]. Rand and Miss
Catherine Bonner.
The Misses Maribelle and Virginia
Douglas of McGill spent the week end
in Ely as guests of Miss Leah Miles.
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Miss Frances Peters spent Sunday
In McGili as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Lockwood.
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The ladies of the Altar Society of
Sacred Heart church met in st. Law.
renee hall Wednesday afternoon.
Plans were made for a card party and
musical entertainment TO be given in
st. Lawrence hall Wednesday eve
ming, April IS. Following the bust
ness meeting a social hour was en-.
Ijoyed. There was community sing
Ing and refreshments were served.
Present were Rev. James O'Grady
and Mesdames Charles o. Bonner,
James II. Curtis. II. J. r. Tietz, 10.
siah +. Miles, Frank f. Carlin. Mar
garet O'Hare, Fred A. Strehlke, Aug
ust II. Riepe. George +. Deckelman,
Ira j. Mcknight, NJ. f. Peters. Ber-
nard Dederichs and Fred ID. Oldfeld
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The Needleeraft Club members
were guests OF Mrs. Charles o. Bon
ner at her apartment in the Richmar
Thursday afternoon. Several enjoy.
able hours were spent in sewing and
then refreshments were served 10
Mesdamos Mary Cupid, William c.
Gallagher, Ed r. Knox, Wallace f.
Boyle. Percy J. Jackson. Robert A.
Baird. Jack w. Scarf. Dan T. Stong
and Harry Fravel.
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Mrs. Ed Wilson of East Ely left
Thursday morning for a visit IN Salt
Lake.
Ntin AuhuEI IL IAiAHi Uitd1anAAy
entertained the members of the
Spoon Club at her home on High
street Friday evening. After several
interesting games of five hundred
had been played refreshments were
served. Mrs. Whitmore received the
first prize and Mrs. Old6eld second.
The guests were Mesdames Creigh.
ton p. Whitmore. Fred ID. oldield,
Virgil II. Vargas. Thomas r. King,
William Padden. Louis X. Zadow.
Ray Belding. Joseph A. Wallace.
George w. Baird, Herald w. Ed
wards, II. ]. II. Tietz. the Misses
Ethel Riordan. Frances Peters and
Margaret o'Hare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Chandler
entertained at dinner at their home
in East Ely Sunday evening. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Smith, Grant and Stuart Smith OF
San Francisco.
Mrs. Fred l.. Brimmer had as
guests at her home on McGill terrace
Thursday afternoon Mesdames Frank
r. Grant, Lee II. Murdoch. Mabel
Laue. Joseph A. Wallace and Virgil
II. Vargas. The afternoon hours
pleasantly passed with needlework
and refreshments were served.
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Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. ]. Rand entertained the members
of the choir of ST Bartholomew
church in honor of the sixteenth
birthday anniversary Of their daugh
ter Mary. During the evening games
were played ana refreshments were
served to Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Crit
nth, Mrs. William o Norman. the
Misses Bernice Griffith, Ruth Ran
dali, Josephine Randall, Nola Pha
Ian, Palma Sundberg, Margaret
Baird, Hazel Moyle, Carol Moyle,
eGne Mclaughlin. Ruth MacLaugh