White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-01-21

siihpie CclciuOny 1T nOOi Ut the IONIC
of the daughter and s%on-in-law of
the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome b.
Ireland, 1862 Third East street. The
marriage was performed by Rev.
Stanley A. Curtis, u. D., in the pres
ence of relatives and close friends of
The couple. A wedding breakfast fol-
lowed. Pink roses in n crystal bas-
ket tied with yellow tulle formed the
c~enterpiece for the table, surround
ed by yellow candles in crystal hold
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Eberhardt left on
an early afternoon train for a three
months trip to California. They will
be at home on their return AZ 257
Thirteenth East street"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil II. Vargas and
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wallace mo-
tored to Ruth Sunday evening and
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank e. Grant.
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Members of the Drama League
met with Mrs. Samuel b. Gilbert at
her home in East Ely Thursday aft
ernoon. Miss Smith was reader and
the play THE Cherry Orchard by
Tehekhob. was thoroughly enjoyed.
Late in the afternoon refreshments
were served to Mesdames Watt II.
Roper, Frank Z. Swartz, William N.
McGill. E. c. Sheldon and Miss Mar
garet Smith. The next meeting will
be held a week from Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Bishop.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. West, Mrs.
NJ. c. Clays, Miss Julia Dean West
and Clarence Rowan motored to Nc
Gill Friday evening and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. West,
7 X = x
The University Club members viii
entertain with a dancing party at the
club rooms Friday evening.
Mrs. Curtis II. Bent was a lunch
con guest of Mrs. I. c. c. Whitmore
Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Frank l.. Beverly entertained
the members Of her bridge club al
her East Ely home Wednesday after
noon. The meeting, followed by re-
freshments. proved enjoyable for
Mesdames Philip Aljets, ]. w. Paint
er. Jerome p. Rumbaugh, George w.
Wright, Archie f. Hartman, Edward
b. Pursell, Harold II. Amens and Ed
ward Horrocks. Mrs. Horrocks had
nigh score and Mrs. Hartman second.
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Miss Agnes McAuliffe is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. NJ. Cunningham, and
her sister, Miss Kate McAulife, in
East Ely. Miss MeAulife Is on her
way to her home in Denver after WIS.,
iting In Bakersfield.
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Mrs. Leacy Stroup OF Stockton is
a guest Of Mrs. X. c. Davis. She will
remain here for two months. Mrs.
Stroup was formerly Miss Leacy Du-
val and made her home in McGill for
many years.
Mrs. Thomas II. King entertained
at her home on hurry street Friday
afternoon. After a pleasant after
noon of cards refreshments were
served. The guests were Mesdames
Winfield S. Elliott. Z. A. Richardson.
Clarence ]. McFadden. Jay f. Brin-
ton. Arthur Smith and Miss Margaret
Smith.
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The Informal Evening Bridge Club
members were guests of Mrs. Willis
T.. Meyers at her home on hurry
street Thursday evening. Mrs. Fred
T. West, Mrs. Joseph l.. Ties and
Mrs. Charles l.. Grier enjoyed the
game with the hostess. Mrs Meyers
had high cor
Complimentary TO DR. Turner of
Reno, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer o.. Ringer
entertained al dinner at their home
on Aultman street Monday evening.
The guests other than the honor
guest were Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield s.
Elliott, Professor A. s. Kubity and
p. ]. Fouilleul.
Mesdames Lee III. Murdoch, Fred
T. West, NJ. c. Clays and Phil hewitt
were guests of Mrs. Earl Mangum at
her home in Central Ely Friday aft
ernoon A pleasant afternoon of sew
ing was enjoyed. as were the refresh
ments.
x II y
n. w. Fay was host to the mem
bers of the Three to One Bridge Club
at his home in East Ely Friday We
ming. The members are Mr. and Mrs.
Harold A. Davidson, Mrs. Fay and
Miss Eva Timmons.
X X x
Miss Margaret Beverly had the
Misses Koneta Terrence and Mabel
Aljets as dinner guests at her home
In East Ely Sunday evening.
X X y
Mrs. J. w. Painter entertained
with n dinner party at her home in
East Ely Tuesday complimentary TO
tha hfrfhAov auniyarSary nf her