White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-02-04

Ar and Mrs. William n. McGill en-
,ortained with a dinner at their
home on canyon street Thursday eve
ming. A bowl of fruit conferred the
table. around which were seated
with The host and hostess and the
guest of honor Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Eager. Mrs. Moliie Rogers, Miss Lii
Ian Green. Messrs. T. j Duddleson,
Ralph A. Bowdle and William Pig
game.
A number of ladies spent the aft
ernoon with Mrs. Jay E. Brinton at
her home on High street yesterday
and enjoyed an afternoon OF
cards. followed by refreshments.
Those present were Mesdames Win
field S. Elliott, Arthur Smith, Thorn
as II. King and Fred ID. Oldfeld.
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A basket social was given by men,
hers Of st. Bartholomew church at
odd Fellows hall last evening which
was enjoyed by a number of people.
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At the regular meeting of the Re-
bekah lodge. held at Odd Fellows hall
Thursday evening, John Sundberg
was initiated and after the meeting
a social time was enjoyed and re-
freshments served.
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One table of the members of the
Amateur Bridge Club met with Mrs.
William o. Norman at her home on
Clark street Friday evening. Other
than the hostess those enjoying the
game were Mesdames John ii. Eager,
Charles 4 Walker and Miss Virginia
J. Carothers. Mrs Eager had high
score.
Miss Josephine Hoffman entertain
cd at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug
ust II. Riepe Thursday evening. After
a pleasant evening of music refresh
ments were served. Her guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. August Il. Riepe. Mr..
and Mrs. Mac Settles. Mrs. Charles
Bondurant. Miss Ida Ca2ier and
Charles Shallenberger.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Settles had Mr.
and Mrs August r. Riepe as dinner
guests Sunday evening. During the
evening cards We're enjoyed.
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Mrs. Watt II. Bishop was hostess
TO the members OF the Drama League
at her homo on MeGill terrace Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Sheldon was
reader. The usual pleasant after
noon of reading was followed by re-
freshments served 10 Mesdames Os-
mond G. Bates. Fred f. Brimmer,
Samuel b. Ebert, r. c. Sheldon
Charles s. Chandler and Miss Marga-
ret Smith.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. n.
W. Fay had as guests al their home
in East Ely al a dutch lunch Mrs. j
". Woods and Edwin Friend.
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Mrs. Fred T. West entertained the
members of the Stingy Club at her
home on hurry street Friday eve
ming. The guests enjoyed n table
Of bridge and N OF Ave hundred.
Mrs. Oldneld received the high score
prize at the bridge table and Nrs
Murdoch at the five hundred table.
Following the evening of cards re-
freshments were served. The guests
were Mesdames Winfield s. Elliott,
Clarence J. McFadden. jay ESBrin-
ton. Louis II. Zadow Frank f. Grant,
Lee II. Murdoch. II. 4 Clays and
Fred u. Oldheld.
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Mrs. Harold A Davidson enter
tanned tho members of the Three 10
One Bridge Club at her home in Fast
Ely Friday evening. After The game
refreshments were served to Mr.. Da-
wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. n. W Fay and
Miss Eva Timmons.
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Mrs. George A. Whiteley enter
tanned AT dinner at her home I'm East
Ely Saturday evening. Her guests
were Miss Lillian Green. c. II. Lake
nan, G. l. Hickey and T. J. Dnd-
dleson.
In compliment to Miss Margaret
Smith, who left yesterday morning
for Brandon. Canada, where she Will
visit with her niece for the next four
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s.
Chandler entertained AT dinner at
their home In East Ely "Wednesday
evening. other than the honor guest
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and
Mrs. George A. Whiteley.
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Mrs Harry Randall will entertain
the members Of the guild of ST. Bar
tholomew's church next Wednesday.
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Members of the Thursday Bridge
Club were guests of Mrs. Charles c..
Caperton at her home on hurry street
Thursday afternoon. At the conclusion
of the game scores were added and
high score prizes awarded TO Mrs. West
and Mrs, Caperton. Others enjoying