White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-27

Int annual oahto'f - -
ans Club was held yesterday after.
noon at the American cafe. The ia.
hlee were tastefully decorated with
,o,ted hydranges in yellow and white
rene paper and the nut cups and
o,her appointments carried out the
,bite and yellow color scheme. Mrs
nan c. Mcdonald, the retiring pres
,dent of the club, presided and adj
dresses were given by Mrs. Edward
q purseIl, the president for the en-
ching year. and Mrs. Josiah F. Miles,
president of teh district federation.
Vocal selections by Mrs. Anthony Ju.
rich. accompanied by Miss Eva Tim
mons; Mrs. Joseph Russell. accom-
nanied by Mrs. Miles; Mrs. Frank
carlin, accompanied by Mrs, Jurich,
and reeitations by Miss Jean Jackson
we're exceptionally well rendered and
thoroughly enjoyed. Each member
If the club responded TO the call OF
the toastmistress with a quotation
ar clever Joke. The club will now
discontinue their meetings until fall,
when the new officers will take their
places and the years program will
be outlined,
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Mrs. Bud Bodell arrived on Fri
day evenings train from California
10 visit with her mother, Mrs. X. c.
Davis. She will be Joined later b.
Mr.. Rodell and they will return to
oakland, accompanied by Mrs. Davis
and Lila Bodell for a visit of several
weeks.
The Hermitage Club met With Mrs
Virgil II. Vargas at the l. II. Muir
dock home, on hurry street, Tues
day afternoon and with Mrs. Joseph
A Wallace at her home on Camptor
street Friday. Refreshments were
served following the afternoons Of
bridge and Miss Lockhart had high
score beth afternoons. Mrs. Mabel
Lane. Mrs. Vargas. Mrs. Wallace and
Miss Lockhart are the members
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Mrs. Frank Carlin invited a few
friends 10 her home on Mill street
last evening 10 play bridge. After
The game refreshments were served
Enjoying the evening were Mes
DANES William A. Leonard. Josiah
F. Miles. Charles q. Bonner. $. N.
Campbell. Willis +. Meyers. Anthony
Zurich. Fred ID. Oldfeld and Miss
Ethel Riordan.
The Rebekah lodge held a special
meeting at Odd Fellows hall Thurs
day evening fer the purpose of nom
mating officers for the coming year.
Miss Violet Gallagher will be a del
egate 10 the state convention, which
will be held in Reno beginning June
4.
Mrs. Ioha II. Eager was hostess
10 the Amateur Bridge Club during
the week. Mrs. Willard and Mrs
Callahan received the high score
prizes. Those present ere Mesdames
Ed Willard. John 4. Callahan, VIII
liam o. Norman. William A. Leon
ard. David p. BARLEY. Charles 4.
Walker and Miss Virginia J Ca
rothers.
Members OF the Pirate Bridge Club
we're entertained by Mrs. Osmond G.
Bates at he home on hurry stree,
Friday afternoon. At the close OF
the afternoon refreshments were
served. Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Hoitz-
man had high scores. Enjoying the
afternoon were Mesdames Charles ).
Chandler, Watt II Bishop, Ralph A.
Bowdle, William Y. McGill. James NJ
Lockhart. George l.. Hickey and RAY
mond II. Hoffman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold 7. Jackson
will soon move to Kimberly to make
Their hcme. Mr.. Jackson has ac-
eepted a position with the consoli-
dated Coppcrmines Corporation
Miss Anna aFrnsworth IN ID. u.
Anderson were married In Salt Like
this week. Mrs. Anderson. the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. Nj.
Farnsworth, is a we'll known and
popular young lady of this city and
has been employed at the Ely post
Office for some time. Mr.. Anderson