White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-03-18

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hey. James Mclaughlin, pastor Of
81. bartholomew Episcopal church
me couple were attended by Mr. and
Mls. puane Wilson. The bride was
at'ifea In an ashes Of roses canton
crepe dress and was given away bv
her rather. Pink carnations adorned
the room where the took
place. Following the ceremony tho
priaay party, with the immediate rel
atiVes, enjoyed an elaborate wedding
supper, at which centering the table
was the artistically decorated wed.
ding cake presented to the eouple nv
u. +. Dederich, by whom the groom
IS employed. Mrs. Jensen is well
and popularity known among the
members OF the younger social set
and Mr.. Jensen, whose home was
formerly in Brigham City, Utah. is
employed at the City market. Mr..
and Mrs. Jensen We're the recipients
OF many lovely wedding gifts and are
now at home to their many friends
in the Alderman house, on hurry
street.
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Mrs. Charlotte McEwing and Mrs.
Dan Edwards Of Ruth spent Monday
In Ely. They were luncheon guests
of Mrs. Mike Fenton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. West enter.
tanned at dinner at their home on
hurry street Wednesday evening.
The delicious menu was served at a
table centerd with daffodils and with
all the appointments In yellow. After
dinner an enjoyable evening was
spent at cards. The guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Jay f. Brin-
ton, Ray Bedding, Fred d. Vest, Vir-
gil II. Vargas, Frank L. Grant, Jos.
Ieph A. Wallace, Lee II. Murdoch,
Mrs. NJ. A. Clays, Miss Julia Dean
West, William Biggane and Clarence
Rowan.
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Mrs. William Padden and Mrs.
Creighton p. Whitmore were guests
of Mrs. Curtis II. Bent at her home
in Central Ely Tuesday afternoon.
Late in the afternoon refreshments
were served.
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Mrs. Charts Engelke of McGill
spent Monday in Ely as 2 guest of
Mrs. John Engelke.
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Al the Willow Club last evening
the members of the Elks order and
their ladies enjoyed a st. Patrick's
dance. Dancing to excellent music
was continued until a late hour and
refreshments were served. Mesdames
William c. Goodman. j. Henry Good
man and August X. Riepe were hos
~tesses for the evening
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Miss Julia Dean West entertained
a few of her friends at her home on
hurry street Monday evening. Ar
enjoyable evening of cards was fol
lowed by refreshments.
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Complimentary 10 Miss Agnes Me
| Auli1e. niece Of Mrs. W. Cunning
ham, who has been a guest at their
home and who left Tuesday morning
for her home in Denver, Mrs. Cum
ningham and her daughter, Miss
Margaret. entertained at their home
In East Ely Monday evening. The
guests spent the early part Of the
leyening at the Pastimo Club in dan
cling. after which they went to the
Cunningham home TO enjoy refresh
ments and games. Those hidden
were the guest of honor and the
Misses Bernice Geraghty. Alice
Thomas. Lettie Geraghty Ruth Dill
lie. Edna Evans, Dorothy Painter,
Irene Wilson. Leah Squires. Kate
lMeAnlife: Edwin Friend. Edward
Herrocks. Raymond Evans, Walter
lBurhans. Jack Curto. Joe Squires.
stinton Paine. Bill Barnes, Milfred
de saatelle and Frederick FftzPat
rick.
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Mrs. Louis Il. Zadow had as lunch
con guests at her home on Canyon
street Tuesday afternoon Mesdames
Jerry Kent. NJ. e. Peters and Laura
loldneld. After luncheon the after
noon was spent in needlework.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. Spencer Douglas
of McGill spent Tuesday evening in
Ely.
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The members of chapter c OF the
n. Il. o. held their meeting for the
election. of officers ut the home OF
Mrs. Fred NJ. Clark, on Clark street,
Monday evening, with the following
result: President, Mrs. Harold A. Da-
wilson: vice.president Miss Laura
Gallagher; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Henry j. Marriott; recording
lseoretay, Mrs. Mortimer l." smith;
treasurer, Mrs. Edward b. Pursell;
chaplain, Mrs. Eta Mcdonald; guard
NJ J~osanhine +. Wayman. Fol-