White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-02-18
SOCIE7Y NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

GIVEN by the Epworth League was
hold at the home of Mrs. j. W. Del
more. on hurry street, Friday eve
ming. Streamers and hearts adorn-
ing the rooms gaily suggested ST.
Valentines day. Although the radio
concert was n little short of eypeeta-
,ions fer unaccountable reasons,
Miss Jean Jackson and Albert Thies-
cen came to the rescue of the enter
,ainment committee and presented
some readings and representations.
Roth gifted entertainers were Obliged
IN respond 10 numerous encores. In
teresting games were also enjoyed
and later in the evening refresh
ments we're served. Everyone pro-
claimed il an UNUSUAL success, both
from the attendance record and en-
tertainment standpoints.
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Mrs. Charles o. Bonner will be hos
TESS TO the members of the Modern
Drama Club at her apartment In the
Riehmar tomorrow evening The club
members at each meeting give a
small donation and this fund Is used
10 purchase books for the public Il
hrary Recently eight or ten OF the
newest books have been purchased.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton =. Whit
more will have Mr.. and Mrs. Jay E.
Brinton and Mr.. and Mrs. William
padden as dinner guests at their
home on hurry street this evening.
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Rowena Hudson, little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Hudson, will
entertain her friends today In honor
Of her seventh birthday. Valentine
decorations and fayors will be used
and the center of attraction will be
the birthday cake with seven red
candles. The guests will be Evelyn
Zaaow, Virginia Edwards, Georgian
ma MeFaddon. Mary Swartz, Vivian
Perry. Lorraine Miller, Elmire Brad
ley. Ruth Williams, Ardith Hudson,
Vera Hudson. Mary Willard. Gather
inc Bates, Marie Hudson. Bob Zadow,
Dale Miller. George Bradley. Donald
Belding. Bob Moyle. Jimmie Steven,
son. Harry Stevenson and Lester
Marteletti.
Miss Bess Fulmer arrived from
Carson City Saturday evening. She
had been visiting her parents Mr..
ard Mrs. ]. II Fulmer.
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At the meeting of the Woman S
Club held in the library building yes
tarday afternoon an interesting pa
per on The History of ~Illiteracy In
the United States was read by Mrs.
josephine L. Wawman and was then
discussed by the club members. Fol
lowing the meeting refreshments
were served.
Tuesday of last week eharies
Bradley invited a number o. his
friends To the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradley, on
hurry street. TO help him. celebrate
his eleventh birthday anniversary.
A few hours of games were enjoyed
and refreshments with a birtheay
cake were served. Those present
we're Lorraine Miller, Josephine ram
blyn. Marie Hudson. Rowena hnd-
son. Alice Lee Durley, Bessie bnriey'
BOYD Miller, Dale Miller. Joe ram
blyn and Elton Waltz.
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Monday evening Leo Riordan en-
%tertained a few of his boy friends al
his home in East Ely. During the
evening cards were enjoyed and re-
freshments served. Those enjoying
the evening with the young lost were
Edwin Painter, Lawrence sell5trom
and Gail cnrto.
At the home of Mrs. J. W. Woods
at the Steptoe hotel. In East Ely
Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. y. ".
Fay and Mrs. Woods entertained
with a diner party. A bowl OF swee,
peas and ferns conferred the table
around which places were set Tor MT
and Mrs. Harold A. Davidson, MISS
Eva Timmons. Edward Woods, james
Fay and Marie Davidson. An IN
formal evening 81 music followed the
dinner.
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Mrs. w S. Elliott was hostess TO
the members OF the Ante club last
evening. Those present were Mes
danes Arthur Smith. Thomas H.
King, George L. Hickey and Jay II.
Brinton.
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The eighth birthday anniversary Oh
Master Robert Fletcher was observed
by a party at the home of his paren'n
Monday last. The afternoon was
spent playing games, after which
dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were Mary swartz'
Mary Branson. Jennie Fletcher, hop-
ert Zadow. frankie Zadow and DON
aid Fletcher.