White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-08-26

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combined with a profusion of flow
ers and shaded candles made attrac-
tive the table and rooms where lun-
cheon was served. Dainty place
cards seated the guests. After lun-
cheon the afternoon was spent at
bridge, with Mrs. Brown having high
score. Invited guests were Mesdames
Reginald Brown, George L. Hickey,
Osmond G. Bates, Arthur Smith, Will
liam Y. McGilL John f. Callahan,
Raymond H. Hoffman, Ralph A
Bowdle, Frank Roper and Miss Mar
garet Smith.
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Miss Dorothy Parker, who spent
the summe vacation with her par
ents, Judge and Mrs. A. L. Parker,
left during the week for Fortuna,
CAL, wher she will teach school dur
ing the coming term.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Loyejoy en-
t~ertained at their home on Murry
Street Thursday evening. The guests
who enjoyed the evening of cards
we're Messre and Mesdames Ralph A.
Bowdle, Frank E. Grant, George l..
Hickey and Arthur Smith.
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Mrs. Dan T. Deckelman entertain
ed a number of little folks at her
home in East Ely Wednesday after
oon The little folks enjoyed a
jolly afternoon Of games and par
ticularly the refreshments, Prize
winners in the games were Charlotte
Nesbitt, Maxine Aljets, Joe SGuires
and Tom Geraghty. Other guests
were Alice May Curto, Frieda Hart
man, Jean Geraghty, Dorothy Paint
er, Frances Donohue, Marjorie Mey-
ers, Anna May Aljets, Harold Hor-
rocks, Eddie Sorrell, bud Whiteley.
Robbie Meyers, lie Grande Squires,
Charles Nesbitt.
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Mrs. Harry Randall and son Har-
ry, who have been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Thicssen in Fresno,
returned during the week. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Thiessen
and baby, who will spend a few
months here. Mrs. Thiessen was
formerly Miss Ruth Randall.
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Miss Margaret Smith left Tuesday
morning for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Dorm at Long Beach,
Cal.
The JIG girls complimented Miss
AIsna rT1,or,nc nnn IF their mamhnrS
who will attend Rowland Hall at
Salt Lake this winter, with a show
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l Sutherland in East Ely Tues
day evening. After going to the
home of Miss Thomas and presenting
their gifts all went to the courthouse
lawn and enjoyed a picnic lunch fol
lowing which they attended the show
at the Ely theater. Enjoying the
affair with the guest of honor we're
Lettie Geraghty, Leah Squires, Mar
guerite Cunningham, Ruth Di1lie,
Gerda Hexem, Bernice Geraghty, r.
n Wilson, Maude Hexem, Dorothy
Painter, Ruth Paine and Edna Ev-
ans. The girls we're chaperoned by
Mrs. Sutherland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Eager en-
~tertained at dinner at their apart
ming. Their guests were DR.. and
Mrs. Ralph A. Bowd1e, Miss Clara
Mears, William Biggane, Charles
Clayton and DR.. Meade.
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Tuesday Evening Five Hundred
club members enjoyed their meeting
with Miss Virginia j. Carothers at
hr home on Sixth street. Mrs. John
Fl. Eager and Mrs. George H. Lins1ey
were the prize winners. Other guests
were Mrs. Percy ]. jackson, William
o. Norman, Ed White, Francis M.
Root, I. C. C. Whitmore, Ed Willard,
Jerry c. Kent and and David P. Bart
ley.
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Mrs. Amy Powers and her little
Bessie Burleigh, returned last eve
ming from Salt Lake. They were
accompanied by Alice Lee Burleigh,
who has peel visiting her father in
Idaho.
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The annual picnic for the children
of the Methodist church was held on
the courthouse lawn Wednesday aft
ernoon The little folks thoroughly
enjoyed a few hours of games and a
picnic lunch.
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Miss Margaret Beverly and Miss
Bluma Bergman of Ruth spent Mon
day as guests of Miss Mabel A1jets
at the Georgetown ranch. Miss AL
jets and Miss Bergman were then
guests of Miss Beverly at her home
in East Ely.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lee H. Murdoch and