White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-11-11

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Messrs. and Mesdames George Ellis,
]. A. Wallace, Mrs. Nellie Cornell,
the Misses Margaret Curton, Flora
Rowan, Linn, Capis, Estelle Curton,
Messrs. j. Biggers, Gordon Lathrop,
Jim Bonner, Herman Wise, William
Biggane, F. A. Brimmer and DR..
Frolich.
Miss Mary McGill was hostess to
a dancing party in honor of her birth
day last evening at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. Y. McGill.
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Mrs. Ontie Hovenden will be host
ess to the members of the p. E. O.
at her home in McGill Monday eve
ming.
A wedding of interest to Ely peo-
pie is that OF Werner Fox, son of Mrs.
Bertha Fox, who was married to Miss
Florence Richards in New Orleans.
The young couple will tour the
states before settling in Porta Cor
tez, where Werner is chief electrician
for a big American fruit company.
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Bert Holbrook. a former Ely boy,
is visiting friends in Ely. He ex-
poets to remain a month.
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Miss Lucille Baker of McGill was
a weekend guest of Miss Margaret
Beverly in East Ely.
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Mrs. j. e. Grifiths was hostess to
the E. T. c. club Tuesday afternoon.
After the reading refreshments were
served. Those present were Mes
danes d. C. Mcdonald, H. Fravel,
E. E. Knox, J. Delmore, H. Randall,
George Jackson, M. Fenton and A.
A. Sherman. 1t being Mrs. Jackson's
birthday she received a gift and a
birthday cake graced the table.
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Judge A. L. Parker, accompanied
by his wife, will leave in a few days
for a visit with his daughter in Fres-
no, California. They will travel
overland and after a few weeks
in Fresno will motor to the north
ern part of the state and visit Miss
Amy Parker, who is teaching in that
section.
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Complimentary to Mrs. Robert
Gill, Mrs. Charles Chandler enter
tanned a coterie of friends Wednes-
day afternoon. The time was spent
with needlework and tea was served
at the close of the afternoon.
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Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred T. West and daughter, Julia
Dean, and Mrs. Lillian Newman, mo-
tored to McGill and were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Huffer.
G. A. Beam, supervisor of the for
est reserve, left for Elko 10 attend
the meeting of stockmen and forest
range officials.
The dance given at the University
Club Friday night was a pleasant af-
fair. A large crowd was in attend
ance. The hostesses for the evening
were Mesdames Fred T. West, C. J..
McFadden and Jay z. Brinton.
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Mrs. John Weber was the guest of
Mrs ] E Long of McGill for a few
days last week.
Mrs. C. S. Chandler entertained
with a table of bridge Friday after
noon. The guests who enjoyed ner
hospitality were Mesdames w. S. FL
lott, w. Y. McGill and James M.
Lockhart.
Mrs. S. b., Ebert was hostess to
the members of the Drama league
Thursday afternoon. Refreshments
were served after the reading to
Mrs. r. A. Bowdle, Mrs. Jessye Nc
Gill Mrs. N. H. Chaplin, Mrs. F. e.
Swartz and Mrs. George Whitley.
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The Wednesday Sewing club was
entertained by Mrs. N. H. Chaplin
last week. Mesdames J. e. Callahan,
Z. A.. Richardson, F. e. Swartz, w.
II. Bishop, o. G. Bates and Vail M.
Pittman being the guests enjoying
her hospitality.
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Miss Ellen LeNoir left Tuesday for
@Caliente to attend a meeting of the
Lincoln county farm bureau. From
there she will go to Las Vegas to
continue here work during the win
ter. She will return to Ely in the
spring.
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The regular meeting of the Woni-
ems club was held yesterday after
noon in the library room. The pro-
gram given was a piano solo by Cath
crime Bonner, an interesting talk by
Thomas Haley and a vocal solo by
Mrs. H. A. Fravel Refreshments
were served after the meeting
Nellie Eva Thompson entertained
with a party in honor of ner birth
day Wednesday afternoon. Dancing
LIS enjoyed by the children and dain-