White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-02-11

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esses. After dinner the guests spent
a pleasant evening with various
amusements.
Members of the Informal Evening
Bridge Club me with Mrs. Willis f
Meyers, IN hurry street, Wednes-
day evening. At the close of the
game Mrs. Ties held the high score.
Others enjoying the game were the
hostess and Mesdames Fred T West
and william o. Norman.
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Mrs Fred ID. West of Mccili was 2
week end guest of Mrs Fred T. West
in Ely.
Mrs. Edward Horrocks entertain
ed friends at her home in East Ely
Thursday afternoon. The guests en-
Toying the pleasant afternoon of
pinochle and refreshments werc Mes
danes William A. Leonard, George
f. Deokelman, Carl w. Terrence, Ed
ward D. Pursell, Archie Z. Hartman,
Harold r. Amens, George W. Wright
and J. w. Painter. Mrs. Wright re-
'eeived the first prize and Mrs. Pur-
sell second.
w. w. Mcmahon, route agent for
the American Railway Express Com
pany. spent a few days of the week
in Ely. Thursday evening M. Ne
Mahon was a dinner guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Creighton p. Whitmore az their
home on hurry street
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The Altar Society OF Sacred Heart
church met In Lawrence hall We'd
nesday afternoon. At the business
meeting IL was decided TO hold meet
ings the first Wednesday of every
month and plans were perfected for
the card party 10 be given in Lew
renee hall tomorrow evening. After
the business meeting a social time
was enjoyed and refreshments served
TO Rev. James O'Grady, Mesdames
James II. Curtis. Bernard Dederichs,
William A. Leonard, NJ. L. Peters,
Fred A. Strehlke, August r. Riepe,
Margaret O'Hare. John II. Eager,
Gent M~arteletti, Robert L. Tucker,
Ira J. Mcknight, II. j. r. Tietz. Col
,ier G. Turner. Charles q. Bonner
and Fred ID. Oldfeld.
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Miss Leah Miles of Ely went to
McGill Wednesday and has been the
guest Of the Misses Maribello and
Virginia Douglas.
Mrs Fred T. West entertained
friends at her home on hurry street
"Wednesday afternoon. A Spanish
dinner was served at a table made
attractive with a color scheme of red
end centered with a bowl OF frlit
and nj which places were set for Mes
danes Earl Mangum, Philip hewitt.
Lee II. Murdoch. NJ. A CLAWS, Miss
Julia Dean West and the hostess
After dinner the afternoon was spent
in sewing and music
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The members of the +. T. c. en-
joyed their meeting with Mrs. Harry
A. FraYol Mt her home in East Ely
Tuesday afternoon. Following he
enjoyable afternoon of reading re-
freshments were served TO Mesdames
J. f. Griffith, James Mclaughlin,
r. Bryan, Mike Fenton and Harry
Randall. Mrs. Griffith will be hos
tess at her home on hurry street
Tuesday afternoon.
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The Tuesday Evening Five Hun
drcd Club members were guests of
Mrs. Charles A. Walker at her apart
ment in the Richmar Tuesday eve
ming. A few pleasant hours at the
game were enjoyed and then refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Mesdames John II. Eager, Dan
&c. Mcdonald, Francis NJ. Root. Ed
White, George II. Linsley, |. c. {.
Whitmore. William A. Leonard and
Miss Virginia ]. Carothers. Miss Ca
rothers won the high score prize and
Mrs. Linsley second.
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Mr.. and Mrs. August r. Riepe had
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Settles and Miss
Josephine Hoffman as dinner guests
at their home on High street Sunday
evening After dinner cards were
enjoyed.
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The Neighbors of Woodcraft enter
tanned with an enjoyable card party
la. Odd Fellows hall Tuesday eye-
ming. The hall was filled to capacity
with players and after the games re-
freshments were served. The prizes
for the ladies were won by Mrs,
Charles C. Caperton first, Mrs. Carl
w. Terrence second and Mrs. Win
field S. Elliott third; for the gentle
men by J e. Reece first, Sam Bruce
second and w. f. Meyers third Mrs,
w. w. Hogan won the quilt which
was raffod during the party.
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