White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-07-01

Der from Kimberly, Ruth II McGill
were in attendance.
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Mrs. Vail M. Pittman returned Wed.
nesday evening from a visit of a month
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. F. G.
Brewington at Bevier, Mo. Mrs. Pitt
! man also spent a short time in Chi
cago. Other members members of
Mrs. Pittman's family were also visit.
ing at home and the reunion was most
enjoyable. - l4A~
Informal Evening Bridge Club men,
bers enjoyed their meeting of the week
with Mrs. Willis e. Meyers at her
home on hurry street. Mrs. Percy j.
Jackson had high score and the other
ladies present were Mesdames Fred T.
West and Joseph l.. Teis.
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Mrs. James G.. Wheeler, Mrs. E. M.
Woods, Miss Beatrice Leyden, Edward
Woods and Lowell Wheeler motored
to Steptoe Tuesday and enjoyed din
mel in the open.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herald w. Edwards
and Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Callahan
motored to McGill Friday evening.
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Mrs. Lee H. Murdoch was hostess to
the members of the Stingy Club at her
home on hurry street Wednesday eve
ming. One table of bridge and one
table of five hundred was enjoyed by
Mesdames Lillian Newman, Frank HUFF
fer, Jay E. Brinton, Fred T. West, F.
Z. Grant, Clarence J. McFadden, Edith
Miller and the hostess n late in the
evening refreshments were served.
Mrs. Newman received the prize for
the bridge table and Mrs. Miller for
the five hundred.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baldwin and Mr..
and Mrs. John Eaby of Kimberly spent
Sunday on a fishing trip to Cleve
creek.
Mrs. Watt H. Bishop entertained the
Ante Club members at her home on
McGill terrace Saturday evening. After
the game refreshments were served to
Mesdames James M. Lockhart, Thomas
r. King, Arthur Smith, Mabel Laue
and Miss Margaret Smith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lee H. Murdoch, Mr..
and Mrs. August R. Riepe, Mr., and Mrs
Fred D. Oldfeld, Mrs. H. J. R. Tietz
and Lorraine and Dale Miller motored
to Cave creek Sunday and enjoyed a
dinner cooked in the open.
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The Ladies Guild of st. Bartholo-
news church met at the home of Mrs.
John H. Carr on Lyons avenue wed
nesday. Plans for a bazaar to be held
around Thanksgiving were made, and
after the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
served. Those present were Mesdames
Mary Cupid, Mike Fenton, ]. E. Frif-
fifth, William o Norman, |. c. c. Whit
more and Henry Phalan. This will be
the last meeting of the guild until Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Lee H. Murdoch and Miss Edith
Miller motored to McGill Thursday eve
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Frank E. Grant.
Mrs. Jessye F. McGill and daughter
Frances left this morning for Los An
geles to spend some time. They are
making the trip overland.
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Miss Margaret O'Ha12 entertained
the Saturday Five Humid rA1 Club mem
bers at her home on CT k street yes
terday afternoon. The following
ladies we're present: Nesdames Per-
cy j. jackson, l.. C. c. W hitmore, Fran
els M. Root, William o. Norman, Os-
car Siegel, Dan c. Mcdonald, Josiah
F. Miles, Carroll F. Morrill,, Jay b..
Brinton, Fred D. Oldfield and Willis
E. Meyers.
Mrs. George L.. Hickey will be the
next hostess to the members OF the
Pirate Bridge Club.
A committee of ladies are planning
a lunch at the University Club for
Wednesday. July 4. Members of the
club and their families with a few in
vited guests will participate. The
members of the committee are Mes
d. danes Raymond H. Hoffman, William
Y. McGill, James M. Lockhart, Frank
Roper and Arthur Smith.
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Mrs. William Rigsby is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Martha Farmer. She ar
rived from her home in Elko during
the week with Mrs. Q. w. Hull, her
son Walter and grandson Warren, VINO
went to Elko to bring back a Buick
car purchased by Percy w. Hull.
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The Drama League will meet with
Mrs. Frank Roper July II at her nome
in East Ely.
The Spoon Club will meet with Mrs.
Fred D. Oldield at her home on Clark
street Friday evening.
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