White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-07-08
ELY SOCIE1Y NOTES and
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

e. Brinton, August r. Riepe, Joseph
A.. Wallace, Louis r. Zadow, Virgil
H. Vargas, Ray Bedding, Herald w,
Edwards, George w. Baird, the Miss
es Frances Peters and Margaret
O'Hare.
Mr.. and Mrs. August r. Riepo
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. r Tietz at their home on Ely
street Sunday evening. After din
lner all motored to McGill to attend
the ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Foote, former
residents of Ruth, are expected to
return in a short time to again make
their home at Ruth.
Mrs. George l.. Hickey entertained
the Pirate Bridge Club members at
her home in East Ely Friday after
noon. Following a pleasant after
noon at the game refreshments were
served. Mrs. Roper and Mrs. Hickey
had high score. The gests were Mes
danes William Y. McGill, Raymond
H. Hoffman, Ralph A. Bowdle, Ar
thur Smith, Frank Roper, George A.
WhiteIey and Samuel b. Ebert.
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Mrs. Fred T. West will entertain
the members of the Stingy Club at
her home on hurry street tWedncs-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Lee H. Murdoch had as din
ner guests at her home on hurry
street Sunday evening Mrs. Frank
w. Willard and children, Mrs. Edith.
Miller and children, Miss Clarita
Tamblyn and Josephine and Joe Tam
blyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Fay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold A Davidson, Marie Da-
wilson and James Fay motored to
Cave creek Sunday and spent the day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c. Jones and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed e. Knox
and son Ryland and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
e. Reece spent last Sunday on an
outing at C1eve creek.
Mrs. Percy J.. Jackson extended
hospitality to the members of the
Thursday Bridge Club at her home
on Lyons avenue Thursday after
noon. After the scores were added
it was found that Mrs. West and Mrs.
Caperton were high and prizes were
awarded to them. Those who en-
joyed the game were Mesdames Fred
T. West, Charles G. Caperton, Will
liam o. Norman. Ed Millard, Willis
e. Meyers, Dan c. Mcdonald, David
P. Barley and the hostess
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To celebrate her ninth birthday
anniversary little Lorraine Miller in
vited a few Of her friends 10 the
homo Of her mother. Mrs. Edith Mil
Ter, on hurry street. Thursday. Re
freshments were served at a table in
which all the appointments were car
ried out in pink and each child was
presented with a balloon for a favor.
After enjoying the refreshments the
children were Miss Lorraine's guests
at a movie party. Those present were
Mary Millard, Josephine Tamblyn.
Boulah Smith, Boyd and Dale Miller.
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Ely encampment held installation
of officers at Odd Fellows hal, Fri
day evening. Preceding the install
lation two candidates, John Detam-
assey and F. L. Duberneck OF McGill,
were given the Royal Purple degree
Following the initiation and installa-
ton a social time was enjoyed and
a banquet served. Officers installed
were as follows: Chief patriarch
! r. w. Peterson; senior warden. Geo.
Baird: junior warden, Angel Detam-
assey; scribe, Orval r, Baird; treas
! urer, Loiis r. Zadow
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Mrs. A. A. Sherman will leave in
the morning or a visit of three
months with a daughter in Seattle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Orval K. Baird en-
%tertainod a number of their friends
with a picnic lunch served on their
lawn the day Of the Fourth, which
was thoroughly enjoyed by Mr.. and
Mrs Francis M. Root. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis r Yellard and children of
Spring valley, who were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Baird during the cele-
brati0n, Mesdames Katherine Ora
ham. Bertha Fox, Moliie Rogers. SUI
sic Griffin. Charles d. Vautrin, Louis
Fraser, Alex, William and Arthur
Baird. Briscoe Root and Betty Earl
ard Bruce Baird.
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> Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Lovejoy have
been enjoying a vacation at Lake
; Tahoe and in California. Mr., Love-
joy returned during the week, while
Mrs. Lovejoy remained in Los An
geles for a longer visit.
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7 Mrs. Edward B. Pursell entertain.
: ed the Double E Bridge Club mem
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