White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-09-23

morning. Mrs. Mcintosh is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burke, old and highly respected resi-
dents of the county, who made their
home at Schellbourne for many years.
Mr.. Mcintosh has been making his
home at Schellbourne during the
summer months and is employed at
Ruth during the winter. The CORE
mony was performed by Rev. James
O'Grady Of Sacred Heart church and
the couple were attended by Mr.. and
MRS. Harry Borchert, Mrs. Borchert
being a sister of the bride. Others
at the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs
Eager, Mrs. George Fisher, Mrs. Fred
A. Borchert and Miss Mary Ryan.
Following the ceremony the imme-
date relatives with the bride and
groom enjoyed a wedding breakfast
at the Eastern cafe. MI. and Mrs.
Mcintosh left during the afternoon
for the Borchart ranch near Cherry
Creek and will then go to Schell-
bourne to make their home for the
present, and may decide to locate in
Ruth for the winter.
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Miss Mary Stillwell of the home
economics department of the extern
sion service of the University of Ne.
vada, will give a lecture on nutrition
at the library building Tuesday eve
ming at 1880.
Little Anna May Aljets invited her
friends to the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Aljets at the
Georgetown ranch yesterday to help
niversary. The little folks enjoyed q
merry afternoon of games and most
of all the good things to eat served
at a table centered with a birthday
cake and eight candles. Prize win
ners in the games were Charles Mes
bitt, Charles Karlsen and Dorrence
Jameson. Little Miss Anna Mays
guests included May Squires, Frances
Donohue, La Vonne Wilson, Gene
Geraghty, Virginia I%verson, Charles
Nesbitt, bud Whitley, Dorrence
Jameson, Frederick Lake, Bobble
Meyers, Charles Karlsen and lie
Grande Squires.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Davidson
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w Fay and Marie
Davidson spent Sunday in Spring val
ley enjoying a day in the open.
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Mrs. Percy w. Hull arrived in Ely
Tuesday evening. Wednesday after
noon employees of the Nevada North
ern gathered at the office Of Gneral
Manager George L. Hickey and pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Hull with n
chest of sterling silverware and an
electric p%ercolater. Mr.. Hickey made
hthe presentation speech which was
presponded to by Mr.. and Mrs. Hull
in grateful appreciation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hull are at home to their friends
in the Richmar apartments.
Mrs. Archie E. Hartman will enter
tain the members of the Double E
Bridge Club at her home in East Ely
Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Margaret O'Hare is enjoying
a visit with her brother, James Nc
Nally, of Bishop, Cal. Mrs. O'Hare
had not seen here brother in twenty.
six years Mr.. McNally arrived Fri
day afternoon. J. A. Mayett, son
in-law of Mrs. O'Hare and father Of
Miss Amelia Mayett, arrived from,
Eureka for a few days visit with his
daughter and other relatives.
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Mrs. Percy ]. Jackson extended
hospitality to the members of tn.
Tuesday Evening Five Hundred Clui
at her home on Lyons venue Tues
day evening. After the games re-
freshments were served. Mrs. Eager
Won the prize for high score and Mrs.
Willard received second prize. Those
attending were Mesdames John H
Eager, Ed Millard. George H. Lins-
Iy, Ed White, Charles o. Bonner
Francis M. Root. Orval f. Baird an6
Miss Virginia J. Carothers.
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The first meeting Of the Modern
Drama Club was held at the home OF
Mrs. Charles o. Bonner IN Camptor
street Thursday evening. Mrs. H
X. Bieghler was elected president
Mrs. Dan T. Stong. treasurer, and
Mrs. Josephine E. Wayman will be
reader "a Family Man." by Johr
Galsworthy, an English playwright
was the book enjoyed. Late in the
evening refreshments were served
Those present other than those al
ready mentioned were Mesdames M
]. Rand, Marie Bovee. Ed E. Knox
G. B. H Wheeles and Carl Reece,
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Mrs. William C. Gallagher viii
leave soon to spend the winter will
her daughter. Mrs. Robert Allan ant
family at Globe, AriZ
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Mrs. George A. whitley entertain
ed at her home in East Ely yesterda,
afternoon complimentary to Mrs. F
B. Ebert of Iowa. At | o'cloci
luncheon was served at a table GOV
cred with sweet peas and the after
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