White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-06
Fly SOC1E7 Y NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Tor the table. Her little guests wero
La verne Welson, Marjorie Movers
F, anna May Aljets, Wanda Wilson
Maude Hexem, Charlotte Nav Mes
Dit Dorothy Painter, May and yir.
ginia Squires, Fern and Susan Cor.
aghty, Blanche and Louise Lake
Mary Anne and Francis HUFFMAN
christine Iyerson, Joan and Jessie
Maddaford, Freda Hartman. Lettie
oeraghty and the little hostess.
The cast Of the junior play enter
tanned with a dancing party at Odd
Fellows hall Friday evening after
the performance. About forty guests
enjoyed the evening. Refreshments
We're served at a late hour.
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Members of the Modern Drama
Club were guests OF Mrs. H. K.
Bieghier at the homo OF Mrs. James
Mclaughlin on Sixth street, Mon
day evening. Following an enjoyable
evening Of reading and discussion re-
freshments were served at a table
tastefully decorated with a May pole
as a center piece and dainty colored
ribbons extending to each place. The
guests were Mesdames Charles o.
Bonner. ]. T. Reece, NJ. ]. Rand,
Josephine f. Wayman, Josiah F..
Miles, Dan T. Stong and Ed f. Knox.
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The Informal Evening Bridge
Club members were guests of Mrs.
Willis f. Meyers at her home OF Muir
ry street Monday evening. Mrs.
Jackson received the high score prize.
Others present were Mrs. Fred T.
West and Mrs. Joseph L. Teis.
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The members OF the Stingy Club
motored TO McGill Wednesday after
noon and were e~stertained by Mrs.
Frank Hnfer. At the conclusion Of
an afternoon of FIVE hundred and
bridge refreshments were served.
Mrs. West received the bridge prize
and Mrs. Brinton the five hundred
prize. Those enjoying the afternoon
were Mesdames Jay Z. Brinton, Win
field S. Elliott. Thomas II. King.
Clarence J. McFadden, Fred T. West.
Mary A Clays, Lee II Murdoch and
Lillian Newman.
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The regular meeting of the Altar
Society OF Sacred Heart church was
held In st. Lawrence hall Wednesday
afternoon. After the business meet
ing a social hour with music and re
freshments was enjoyed. Those pres
ent were Rev. James O'Grady, Mes
danes Winnifred Cunningham. Mary
Z. Peters, George +. Deckelman, Ber-
nard Dederiehs, II. j II. Tietz, Aug
ust r. Riepe. James II. Curtis,
Margaret o Hare. William A. Leon
ard. B. Luchesi. S. M. Campbell.
Fred A. Strehlke, Charles o. Bon
ner, Ira ]. Mcknight. Frank +. Car
lin and Fred d. Oldfeld.
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Mrs. Honor Baldwin returned
Tuesday evening from & three
months visit 10 California points.
where she was the guest of relatives.
She went as far south as Los Ange
les.
Mrs. Willis +. Meyers had Mrs
Frank +. carlin, Mrs. William A.
Leonard, Mrs. Charles o. Bonner and
Mrs. Fred d. oldfeld as guests for
an evening of bridge at her home or
hurry street Saturday evening. Mrs.
Leonard had high score. After the
game refreshments were served.
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The business meeting of the
Neighbors Of Woodcraft was most
appropriately concluded with a de-
Iightful social Tuesday evening at
Odd Fellows hall. Neighbors Mary
Teis. Theresa Brown and Charlotte
Green were h~ostesses for the ocea-
sion. All members present wera
seated at a long table laden with
dainty things to eat. The social was
given In tho nature of a surprise 70
Installing Officer Mary A. Boes, who
given a dainty gift, Adviser The
rosa Drown making the presentation
speech. in appreciation OF her ef-
ncient services in behalf OF the cir
Gle Neighbor Boes. In her usual ar