White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-08
OCIE7 NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

~ hncinning or the Lenten season
". held at the home of Mrs. /. e.
= whitmore, on Lyons avenue, yes
..,aav afternoon. Mrs. Oldfeld re-
'.,ved the high score prize and Mrs.
,a,,es second. The guests were Mes
sames Jay +. Brintop, Dan G. Nc
nonald. Percy J. Jackson, Josiah F.
,sres Charles o. Bonner, Francis NJ.
aoot. Josephine e. Wayman. Fred ID
|n,daeld. the Misses Luro Rankin and
|uargaret O'Hare. After the social
anne a business meeting was held
ond officers for the ensuing year
s,octed as follows: President, Mrs.
C. C. Whitmore; vice.president,
Mrs. Josephine E. Wayman; secre-
tary, Miss Luro Rankin.
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The past matrons of the Eastern
star lodge were entertained by Mrs.
eaorge Doyle at her home on Mill
sireet Friday evening. After a so
dial evening refreshments were sery-
cd Those present were Mrs. John
\ Gallagher, Mrs. Dan G. Mcdonald,
| Mrs. Eta Mcdonald, the Misses Lau-
"a Gallagher and Fannie Cupid.
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Mrs. Percy ]. Jackson will enter
tain the members of the Tuesday
evening Five Hundred Club at her
home on High street April II.
Mrs. George l.. Hickey was hostess
IN the Ante Club at her home In
East Ely last evening.
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The dance given by the Woman's
Club for the benefit of the student
loan fund, in Bio hall. last night,
was well patronized and a tidy sum
was netted for the benefit of the
fund. Punch was served during tho
evening.
In honor of John Monaghan, choir
leader, the members of Sacred Heart
choir entertained in ST. Lawrence
hall Tuesday evening with what
proved to be an unusually delightful
affair. The hall was suggestive of a
living room. with quantities of spring
flowers, the tables and menu In
charge of Mrs. Bonner and Mrs. Car
lin and presided over by Rev. Father
o'Grady as POSTMASTER, the excel
lent program and impromptu speech
IS we're all most attractive and
heartily appreciated. Dainty place
cards seated Rev. Father O'Grady,
Messrs. and M~esdamos. John Mona.
CHAN, George +. Deckelman, Charles
o. Bonner, Frank Il. Carlin, Wills
y. Meyers, Josiah +. Miles, Joseph
". Russell. Mesdames James Doran'
Anthony Zurich, Clarence A. Eddy,
Miss Minnie Meyers. Messrs. J. w.
Thiessen and James Doran.
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Bishop George Hunting vas a am
ner guest OF Mr.. and rms. l. [. =.
whitmore at their home on Lyons
avenue Sunday evening.
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The annual luncheon of the Il. L
c was held at the home of Mrs. ia
f. Knox. in Central Ely. Monday ait
eruoon. A bowl of violets eertered
tho table. around which were seated
Mesdames II. Byran. Harry FraVei'
lanes Mclaughlin. Geo. w. JACK
son. ]. f. Gnimtb, Harry Randall ana
Nan T. stong. After the luncheon
the hours were pleasantly passed
with games. Mrs. Fenton VIII De
hostess TO the club Tuesday AT her
home on Mill street.
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Mrs. Frank Huffer OF McGlll spent
Tuesday afternoon in Ely as a guest
OF Mrs. Fred T. West. Late III the
afternoon tea was served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield ). Elllott
entertained at dinner at their apart
ment In the Northern hotel Sunday
evening. Their guests were Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jay L. Brinton and William
Biggane.
The ladies of ST. Bartholomew
Guild and the members of the vestry
met at the apartment of Mrs. Charles
A. Walker, I'm the Richmar, Wednes-
day afternoon. At the close Oh the
business meeting a social hour was
enjoyed and tea was served. Those
present were Mesdames Jerry Kent
William o. Norman, l. c. c. Whit
more, Henry Phalan, j. Il. griffith,
Mike Fenton. Mary Cupid. Harry
Randall, Messrs. Frank w. Millard,
N. II. Chaplin and II. II. Hoffman.
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Mrs. Jay r. Brinton and Mrs.
Creighton p. Whitmore and baby mo-
tored to Ruth Monday and were tho
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rose.
Mr., and Mrs. Rose were over night
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay T.. Brin-
ton Friday evening and were passen-
gers on yesterdays train for n visit
in Salt Lake.
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The dance given Mt the Willow