White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-06-10
ELY SOCIE7 Y NOTES and
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

MANNED a card party Wednesday eve
ming, to which the public is cordially
invited. A committee consisting OF
Mrs. Fred T. West, Mrs. Lee II. Muir
dock. Mrs. August II. Riepe, Mrs. c.
B. Nance, Mrs. Ted Mathews and Mrs
Fred ID. Oldfield has been selected
TO have charge of the affair. The
regular charge of 80 cents will be
made and prizes will be given and
refreshments served. During the
serving Of refreshments a few musi-
cal numbers will be given. Card
playing will start at s o'clock and
owing to the fact that a number of
people have requested that a dance
be given music will be engaged and
those who wish to dance can enjoy
a few hours of that pasitme after IL
o'clock for the usual admission of
one dollar.
With Miss Eva Timmons as the
guest of honor, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. W.
Fay entertained at dinner at their
home in East Ely Sunday evening
Their guests were Miss Timmons, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold A. Davidson, Mrs.
Z. NJ. Woods. Edward Woods, James
Fay and Marie Davidson.
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Mrs. Mary Russell of Salt Lake ar
rived Monday eevning To visit at the
home of her son Joe Russell. She
will remain for some time. She came
to attend the graduation exercises of
the eighth grade. of which her
granddaughter, Josephine Russell,
was a member.
Miss Violet Gallagher, who at
tended the state convention of Re
bekahs in Reno as a delegate from
the Ely lodge, returned Friday eve.
ming. The response to the address OF
welcome in behalf OF the delegates
at the grand lodge session was made
BY Miss Gallagher.
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Mrs. Arthur Smith was hostess To
the members Of the Ante Club at her
home in East Ely Friday evening
Following a few enjoyable hours at
cards refreshments were served. Her
guests were Mesdames George l..
Hickey, James NJ. Loekhart, Winfield
S. Elliott. Thomas r.. King. Watt II
Bishop and Miss Margaret Smith.
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Miss Dorothy Parker returned Fri
day evening from Wheatland. Cal,
where she spent the last year teach
ing school. She will spend the sum
mer with her parents. Judge and
Mrs. a l.. Parker.
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DR.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wallace.
Miss Flora Rowan and James Bonner
left yesterday afternoon by automo-
bile for Los Angeles. They will
spend a short time in Reno upon
their return and DR.. Wallace will at
tend the meeting of the state board
of dental examiners. of which he Is
a member.
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Miss Mary Stilwell completed her
curse of lectures on nutrition In
this district at the library building
Wednesday evening. The lectures
have been interesting and have been
attended by a large number of the
ladies'. who derived much benefit
therefrom. The summer course of
work will be started in a few weeks
under the supervision Of a leader who
will be sem from the university OK
tension department at Reno.
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The Pirate Bridge Club members
enjoyed their meeting as the guests
Of Mrs. Raymond II. Hoffman ut her
apartment in the Collins hotel Fri
day afternoon. Alters everal pleas
ant hours of bridge refreshments
were served and high score prizes
awarded Mrs. Lockhart and Mrs.
Krumb. Those enjoying the after
noon were Mesdames James NJ. Lock.
hart, Henry Krumb. George A.
Whiteley, Osmond G. Bates, Watt IL.
Bishop. Samuel u. Ebert. Arthur
Smith and George l.. Hickey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. jay r. Brinton re
turned from Salt Lake Thursday eve
ming. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Clifford Potter, sister of Mrs.
Brinton. and Vaughn briggs. Mr..
briggs has accepted employment at
Duck creek for the summer.
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Mrs. ED Willard extended hospi-
tality to the members oft he Thurs
day Bridge Club at her home on Nc
Gill terrace Thursday afternoon. a
pleasant afternoon at the game was
spent by Mesdames Fred T. West
Willis +. Meyers, Dan C. Mcdonald,
Charles c. Caperton, David r. Bart
ley. Percy J. Jackson and John H.
Eager Mrs. Eager and Mrs Mepon-
aid had high score
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C. b. Lakenan was host at dinner
at his home in McGill Friday eve
ming in compliment to Mrs. Henry