White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-27
ELY SOCIE7Y NOTES and
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

. SfspiosSN ~ tht Ntsdud NOflHern
Railroad Company. After a honey.
moon spent in Utah they will return
10 Ely to make their home.
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The Drama League members ne,
with Mrs. George A. Whitley at ner
home in East Ely yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Gala
han had charge of the program for
the afternoon. Grand Opera was
the subject and operas OF the COM
posers Wagner and veredi were stud
led and discussed. Following the
interesting afternoon refreshments
were served to Mesdames Osmond
G. Bates, John +. Callahan, Fred A.
Brimmer. Charles s. Chandler. Sam
uel q. Ebert. Ralph A. Bowdle, Watt
II. Bishop, Frank e. Swartz, George
L. Hickey. the Misses Lillian Green
and Margaret Smith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Stephens
arrived from thei home at Sharp
Friday evening. After spending a
short time with their daughter, Miss
Helen. who attends high school here,
they will leave for home today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wright
are expected to arrive today from a
two weeks visit to California. Lake
Tahoe and Reno.
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Miss Maribelle Douglas of McGill
spent Frilay evening in Ely as 4
guest of Miss Leah Miles.
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The sophomore clas~ of the White
Pine high school entertained with a
dancing party at the high school
auditorium Friday evening. The
class c%olors, black and orange. com
bined with balloons formed the dec
orations, which made the hall at
tractiye. Invitations were issued
and a large crowd enjoyed the pleas
ant evening
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The dance given at the University
Club rooms on Murry street Friday
evening was thoroughly enjoyed by
the club members and their ladies.
Mesdames Fred A. Brimmer. Ralph
A. Bowdle. Charles S. Chandler and
Miss Margaret Smith were the hos
tesses At midnight refreshments
were served.
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One OF the largest and most en-
joyable social functions that has been
held in some time was that presided
over Wednesday afternoon at Law
renee hall by Mrs. Willis E. Meyers
when she invited her friends 10 en-
iof the afternoon as her guests. At
| o'clock luncheon was served in the
hall, made attractive with coy home
fittings and quantities Of spring
blossoms and potter plants. The ia
bles where the luncheon was served
and where afterward five hundred
was played were centered with glass
vases containing iris baby breath
and fern. A color scheme of yellow
was used in all the luncheon ap-
pointments. The lucky winners of
the beautiful prizes were Mrs. Joseph
\. Wallace first. Mrs. Fred T. West
second. Mrs. John II. Eager third.
Mrs. Dan c. Mcdonald the consola-
tion and Mrs. Mary Cupid the free
for all. Those who did not play cards
spent the afternoon hours In needle
work or conversation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. August X. Riepe
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. J. II. Tietz Sunday evening.
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Mrs. David T.. BARLEY extended
hospitality to the members Of the
Thursday Bridge Club at her home
on Campton street during the week.
After an enjoyable few hours at tho
game prizes were awarded To Mrs.
Jackson and Mrs. Willard. Those
present were Mesdames Charles {.
caperton. Willis f. Meyers. Fred T.
West. william o. Moorman, Dan C.
Mcdonald. Percy J. Jackson and Ed
Willard.
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Members of chapter { of the Z T..
u. motored to McGiii Monday eve
ming and enjoyed their meeting with
Mrs. A. Il. Preston. An interesting
paper on "The Pacific Triangle was