White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-08-19

afternoon of cards refreshments were
served. Mrs. Newman received the
bridge prize and Mrs. Miller the prize
for five hundred.
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Members of the Spoon Club and
other guests enjoyed their meeting
with E!1rs. William Fadden at her
home on Lyons avenue Friday eve
ming. Mrs. August R. Riepe won the
first prize and Mrs. Elwood A. Rich
ardson second.
Miss Hazel Moyle entertained at
her home on Campton street last eve
ming. Her guests were the Misses
Helen Stephens, Mildred Cropley.
Marjorie Griffith, Ruby Teis. Leland
Smithson, Vernon Reed, Herman
Reed and Ray Firman.
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Miss Helen Bauman and Percy w
Hull were united in marriage at the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday eve
ming, Rev. Upton e. Partridge per
forming the ceremony. The couple
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs John
E. Loyajoy. Following the ceremony
the party returned to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hull, on Fifth
street, where refreshments were
served and where the friends of the
couple gathered to congratulate
them. Soon after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Hull left for q motor trip
70 the Grand canyon and upon their
return will be ct home TO their
friends in Ely. Mrs. Hull, formerly
of Salt Lake. has been a nurse at the
Steptoe hospital for some time and
Mr.. Hull has made his home in Ely
for many years, holding the response
BILE position of cashier and paymaster
for the Nevada Northern Railway
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Brimmcr had
Mr.. and Mrs. Osmond G. Bates and
H, E.. Hemingway as dinner guests
at their home on McGill terrace Tues
day evening.
Mrs. NJ. X. Dorsey of Elko, sister
Of Mrs. Chaplin, is visiting at the
Chaplin home on Canyon trcet.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Sanders and
daughter of Salt Lake, friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Dederich, spent the
week in Ely Sunday they with Mr..
and Mrs. Dederich enjoyed a nicnic
they were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dederich at their home.
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Honoring Miss Margaret Smith,
who will leave 500 for a visit Of sew.
eral months in California, Mrs. Ar
thur Smith entertained with a lunch
con az her hcme in East Ely Satur-
day afternoon. The guests were
seated at one table centered With
sweet peas and after luncheon spent
the remainder of the afternoon at
bridge. Mrs. George A. Whitley re-
ceived the high score prize and Mrs.
John f. Callahan second.
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Mrs, Willis E. Meyers entertained
the members CT the Informal Evening
Bridge Club at her home on hurry
street Monday evening. Mrs. Percy
J. Jackson had high score
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Last Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. James G. Riordan entertained
with a dance at their home at Sun
nyside complimentary to their daugh-
ter Loretta and son Emmett, who
will shortly return to school at Og-
den and Oakland. About a hundred
guests gathered to enjoy the affair.
At midnight a supper was served un-
der the trees on the lawn, which was
gailv decorated with Japanese Ian
terms. Dancing continued until the
early morning hours.
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Mr.. and Frank w. Willard and
children left during the week for a
trip to Yellowstone park.
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Bill and Harry Smith will entertai
with a dinner party at the home Of
their parents, MI. and Mrs. Arthur
Smith in Fast Ely tomorrow eve
ming for the boys who will 500 be
leaving to attend school and have
been spending their sumner vaea-
tions at home.
Mrs. Joseph Teis was hostess at
her home on Lyons avenue on
last Saturday to the ladies who with
her compose the Informal Evening
Bridge Club. After a pleasant eve
ming of bridge ct which Mrs. Teis had
high score refreshments were served
to the guests and each was presented
with a hand-painted dainty gift by
Mrs. Teis. Mr.. and Mrs. Teis and
their daughter, Miss Ruby, will leave
Ely next week TO make their home
in Salt Lake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Whitley
had as dinner guests at their home
in East Ely Monday evening DR.. and
Mrs Ralnh A mud Mr. and Mrs