White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-22
Ely SOCIETY NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

tiish street Tuesday evening After
an enjoyable evening at the game re.
ireshments were served. Mrs. David
I. BARLEY received the high score
prize. Others present were Maedomas
John IL. Eager, Ed White. 7 G q
Whitmore, Jerry c. Kent. Francis NJ
ROOT, Mary Cupid. Dan C. Mcdonald
Joseph L. Teis. Ed Millard. George H
Linsley and Charles A. Walker,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis n zadow w,,,
nave as dinner guests at their home
oh canyon street this evening Mr.
and Mrs. Fred D. OldGeld and Mies
Ethel Ricrdan.
Members of the Modern Drama
Club met with Mrs. NJ. j. Rand a.
her home on Clark street Monday
evening. The usual pleasant evening
OF reading and discussion was fol-
lowed by refreshments. LOYAL Ties
by John Glasworthy, was the book
enjoyed Monday evening. The guests
were Mesdames II. X. Bieghler. Ed
e. Knox, Charles O. Bonner. Dan T.
Stong, ]. T. Reeee, Josiah F.. Miles.
Marie Bovee, Josephine E. Wayman.
James mclaughlin and Miss Nettie
Johnston.
Mrs. Frank W. Willard entertained
InfnFmatlu at har 49,. %saa
terrace Thursday evening. An eve
ming OF five hundred followed by re
freshments was enjoyed by Mesdames
William o. Norman, Herald w. Ed
wards, Louis r. Zadow, Fred d Old
field. Misses Nettie Johnston, Clarita
Tamblyn and Ethel Riordan. Mrs.
Edwards had high score.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Phalan en-
tertained With a family dinner at
their home ON Lyons avenue Sunday
evening. Seated with them were Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Lichlyter and two chill
dren of McGill. Miss Nola Phalan,
Roy and Creighton PhalaD.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herald w. Edwards
and children were dinner guests of
Mrs. Jerry c. Kent at her home on
Campton street Friday.
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One hundred people enjoyed tho
card party given by the ladies of the
Altar Society Of Sacred Heart church
in ST. Lawrence hall Wednesday eve-
ming. At the conclusion OF the game
refreshments were served and prizes
awarded as follows: Ladies' first,
Mrs. II. w. Edwards, second. Miss
Gene Jackson; consolation. Mrs. II
{. Reilly: men s first. Frank Reiback.
second, II. L. Murdoch; consolation,
j. +. Miles. The free for all was
won by Mrs. Louis II. Zadow. After
the enjoyable evening at cards and
while refreshments were being sery-
ed a musical program that was tho
roughly enjoyed by all was given.
Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs
Gerald A. MeNay, Mrs Frank ". Mil.
lard, Mrs. Joseph W. Russell, james
Doran and William Coleman; a duet
by Misses Margaret Goodman and
Margaret Mcclure. and several num-
bers by a quartet composed OF the
Misses Goodman and Mcclure and
Messrs. Doran and Coleman. Ae
companlsts were Miss Minnie Meyers,
Mrs. Charles Kent and Mrs. Frank
carlin.
Miss Frances Peters Of Ely spent
Sunday In McGill as a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Mccarthy.
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The members OF the Needleeraft
Club spent a pleasant afternoon with
Mrs. Robert A. Baird at her home
on High street Thursday afternoon.
After sewing for a few hours re
freshments were served to the guests,
who we're Mesdames Percy j.. jack
son. ]. d. Wallace, Charles O. Bon
ner. Ed +. Knox. Dan T. Stong. Jack
". Scarf. Harry A. Fravel. Wallace
II. Boyle. Mary Cupid. William {.
Gallagher and Miss Fannie Cupid.
II Is the custom OF the club 10 ire
sent the babies OF members with a