White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-20
ELY SOCIETY NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

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heno during the term.
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FRED Baglin entertained with a
stag party at his home in East III,
TUESDAY evening complimentary r.
Messrs. Hart and Silver of New YORK.
HIS guests other than the honor
guests We're II. A. Davidson. Ed r
Pursell, Ed H~orrocks. Dolnh Fonn,.
ano and Mr.. Dear.
Paul Jones celebrated his ,hi,.
teenth birthday anniversary AT tbe
nome OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
anred I. Jones, in Central Ely. las.
saturday afternoon. The young peo-
PIE enjoyed a number OF games and
refreshments, the attractive feature
OF which was the birthday cake His
guests were Mary Baird, Ruth Webb,
Mildred Delmore, Gertrude shallen-
berger, Helen Reece, Willie Carpen-
ter, Irene Kitch, Velma Mccally
Margaret Mccally, Dorothy Delmore.
Ruth Randall, Ryland Knox, Mar
vim Jackson, James Arnold. Frank
Rowan, Leo Perrier, Lloyd stong.
RALPH Mangum, Carl Reece, Arthur
Riley, J. c. Allison and Francis Ley
den.
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Monday evening at her home in
Central Ely Mrs. Ed f. Knox extend
ed hospitality TO the members of the
Modern Drama Club. The guests
spent the early hours of the eve
ming reading and thea were served
refreshments. Those present were
Mesdames Dan T. Stong, Josephine
+. Wayman, II. X. Bieghler, j. f.
Reeee, NJ. ]. Rand, James MacLaugh-
lin, Marie Bovee, Alfred c. Joner
and Miss Nettie Johnston.
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Mrs. Jack w. Scarf entertained
the members OF the Needlecraft Club
at her home on Ely street Thursday
afternoon. The time was spent in
needlework and refreshments were
served to Mesdames Charles o. Pom
ner, Robert A. Baird. Nary Cupid,
Harry A. Frayel. Dan T. Stony, |. C..
c. Whitmore. j. ID. Wallace, Percy
J. Jackson. Alonzo A. Sherman, FL
+. Knox. William c. Gallagher, Wal
lace II. BOYLE. A. c. Lindskog an
James ". Delmore.
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Thursday afternoon a number of
ladies gathered at the Willow Club
and enjoyed a few hours Of cards.
At one table five hundred and at the
other bridge was played, with Mrs.
West having high score at the bridge
table and Mrs. King al the five hun
dred table. Those present were Mes
danes Frank Huffer. Lillian New
man. Lee IL. Murdoch, Jay +. Birth
ton. Edith Miller. Fred 7. West,
Winfield S. Elliott. Thomas II. King
and Mary A. Clays-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Thompson
have returned from a wedding trim
10 Salt Lake City.
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The ladies OF the Rebckah lodge
entertained with a card party at odd
Fellows hall Thursday evening. A
large number were present 10 enjoy
the game and the refreshments sory-
ed a%fterward. Five hundred was
the game played and The lucky win
ners OF the prizes were Miss Leona
Walker, ladies' first. Miss Clarita
Tambiyn second; Pete N%orregard.
gentlemens first, aud Harvey ..
Reilly second. W. A. venable won
the free for all.
Miss Julia Dean West was hostess
to her card club at her home on Muir
ny street Thursday evening. Follow
ing several enjoyable hours of cards
refreshments were served TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold =. Jackson, Miss Flora
Rowan. James Bonner and Clarence
Rowan.
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Wilbur Moyle happily entertained
his friends in honor Of his birthday
anniversary at the home o. his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Moyle. on
campton street, last Saturday eve
ming. The guests spent the evening
In games aud dancing and were then
served refreshments. A color scheme
If red and white was used. Bidden
were Catherine Bonner. elizabeth