White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-02-11
SOCIETY NOTES I'M
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

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Mrs. Willard, on Canyon street, last
evening. At 1880 refreshments were
served at small tables centered with
red flowers and a color scheme of red
with valentine fayors and appoint
ments was carried out. Later five
hundred was enjoyed, the prize-win-
ners being Mrs. Siegle first, Mrs. Ed
wards second and Mrs. Norman the
free for all. Ridden were Mesdames
Louis r. Zadow, Herald w. Edwards,
Law e Brinton, Willis E. Meyers, Ed
Z. Campbell, Lee II. Murdoch, Oscar
siegle, Frank Swartz. Creighton p.
Whitmore, William Padden, William
O. Norman, Clarence ]. McFadden,
nav Bedding, Fred d. Oldfeld, the
Misses Eva Timmons, Frances Peters,
Margaret O'Hare. Laura Gallagher,
= Marshall and Pearl Baker.
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Mrs. Marie Bovee and Miss Verna
Makepeace were luncheon guests OF
Mrs. l.. c. C. Whitmore Thursday.
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Members of the Spoon Club were
quests of Mrs. Louis X. Zadow at her
home on Canyon street Friday eve
ming. Following a number of inter
esting games of five hundred refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Vargas re-
eeiyed the high score prize and Miss
otHare second. The guests were the
Mesdames Virgil II. Vargas, Creigh-
ton p. Whitmore, Jay f. Brinton.
Herald w. Edwards, George w.
paird. Fred D. Oldfeld. the Misses
Margaret O'Hare. Fannie Cupid and
Ethel Riordan.
Mrs. J. w. Painter will entertain
the ladies of the Double Il Bridge
Club at her home in East Ely We'd
nesday afternoon.
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Miss Minnie Meyers entertained
with n party al her home on hurry
street Tuesday evening. Crazy five
hundred was the game played. which
created a lot OF merriment erd at
which Miss West receive dthe prize.
After the game refreshments were
served. The guests were Mrs. John
g Hickey. the Misses Jean Jackson,
Pearl Baker. Genevieyo Vivian. Ethel
Riordan. Julia Dean West and Mi!via
bowman.
Mrs. John Eaby of Kimberly spent
Wednesday in Ely. She was a lunch
con guest of Mrs. Honor Baldwin at
her home in Central Ely. Mrs. Bald
win left yesterday for a visit OF a
few months in San Francisco and
Los Angeles
In honor of the SEVENTEEN birthday
anniversary of her mother, Mrs. Will
liam Crane Gallagher. Miss Laura
Gallagher invited a number OF the
old-time friends of Mrs. Gallagher to
greet her at their home on Murry
street. Carnations and roses made
attractive the rooms where the guests
greeted the guest of honor and where
Tea was htfNeus ApohN ny 49,
were present during the afternoon.
Mrs. Gallagher received many gifts
in remembrance OF the day.
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Mrs. FRED d. Oldfeld entertained
The Saturday Five Hundred Club at
her home on Clark street yesterday
afternoon. Enjoying the game were
Mesdames Dan c. Mcdonald, jose
phine +. Wayman. Josiah +. Miles,
Jay f. B%rinton, Francis NJ. Root and
Charles o. Bonner: the Misses Luro
Rankin and Margaret O'Hare. Mrs.
Brinton received the high score prize
and Mrs. Miles second. II was de-
cided TO discontinue the meetings
during the Lenton reason
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The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church will entertain with q
valentine social al the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James w. Delmore. on Muir
ry street, Friday evening. A radio
concert will be one of the features.
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Ms. Josephine +. Wayman enter
tanned the members OF the Modern
Drama Club at her home on Murry
street Monday evening. After a
pleasant evening OF reading refresh
ments were served TO those present.
Mesdamos James Mclaughlin, NJ. j.
Rand. Harriet X. Bieghler, Marie
Bovee, Charles O. Bonner, josiah r.
Miles and Miss Verna Makepe2ee.
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Mrs. Winfield S. Elliott entertained
the members OF the Ante Club at her
apartment in the Northern hotel last
evening.
Mrs. +. Geraghty entertained i
number OF lady friends at her home
in East Ely Friday afternoon. the
time was spent in sewing, after when
a dainty lunch was served. The guests
were Mrs. l.. Ollie, Mrs. j. w. PAINT
CT, Mrs. +. Sellstrom and Mrs. ~.