White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-02-25

- their home in Contra Ely Sat
nsaov evening. Monday evening was
.,rs Knox's birthday and Mr.. and
...e ZONES had Mr.. and Mrs. Knox
I'D son Ryland rs dinner guests and
,a,or in the evening a number of
other guests gathered as a surprise
n Mrs. Knox and the evening was
mont at cards and refreshments were
carved. The evening guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Dan 7. Stong, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. e. Reece. Mr.. and Mrs.
charles Soaring and Miss Laura Gal
lagher.
The Ladies' Guild OF st. Bartholo-
news church will meet with Mrs.
e c. Whitmore at her home on
Lyons avenue Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs Ray Relding extended hospi-
tality to the members of the Spoon
Club at her home on campton street
Friday evening. After an enjoyable
evening of five hundred the guests
we're served refreshments. Mrs. Pad
den received the first prize and Miss
Peters second. Present were Mes
danes Thomas II. King, Creighton
p. Wbitmore. jay L. Brinton, Louis
R. Zadow, August II. Riepe. Virgil
H. Vargas. William Padden. Herald
W Edwards and Miss Frances Peters.
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The bridge club composed of Mes
danes Dan G.. Mcdonald, George W.
Jackson. Edward b. Pursell and Ed
E. Knox met with Mrs. Knox Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Pursell had high
score.
Mrs. William o. Moorman will BE-
hostess to the Thursday Afternoon
Bridge Club this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Richardson en-
iertalned at their home on Lyons
avenue Wednesday evening. After a
pleasant evening of cards refresh
ments were served. The guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Virgil II Var
gas. Joseph A. Wallace and Messrs.
Miller and Roberts
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Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Wallace had
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed +. Knox and son
Ryland as their dinner guests Tues
day evening.
Mrs. y. ". Fay extended hospital
ity TO the members OF the Three TO
One Bridge Club at her home in
East Ely Friday evening. AT the
conclusion OF the game refreshments
were served. Miss Timmons had
high score and Mrs. Davidson sec
ond. other guests were Mr.. Fay
and II. A. Davidson.
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Members OF the Willow Club and
their ladies enjoyed a dance at the
club rooms last evening. Late in
the evening lunch was served.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vail NJ. pittman are
enjoying a visit with Miss Ann Brew
ington. Mrs. Pittman's sister. who
arrived Thursday evening from her
home in Boise. Idaho. Miss Brow
ington is state supervisor af COM
meroial education in Idaho. She will
leave for her home Tuesday morn
Ing. Friday evening Mrs. Pittman
entertained the members OF the
Wednesday Sewing Club with Miss
Brewington as a guest of honor.
Others present were Mesdames Watt
II. Bishop, Frank +. Swartz, Fred
Z. Brimmsr. f. A. Richardson, John
+ Callahan, osmond @. Bates, Frank
Roper and George II. Linsley.
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Mrs. Arthur Smith left Yesterday
morning for a visit TO California.
AT a meeting OF the physical cul-
ture class held in the grammar
school building Thursday evening an
advisory council to act with the chair
man OF the class Mrs. Charles o. Bon
f W8o dppOihAtus iht ioiio'AhS
the membership: Mrs.
John II. Eager. chairman: Mesdames
Josephine Il. Wayman, Nellie Rog-
ers and Louis II. Zadow.
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Mrs. Edward Horrocks will enter
tam the members OF the Double n
Bridge Club this week.
At her home on campton street
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Wallace E.
Boyle was hostess to the members OF
The Needlecraft Club. A few pleas
ant hours of needlework and refresh
ments were enjoyed by Mesdames
Charles O. Bonner. William c. Gal
lagher, Jack w. Scarf, J. ID. Wallace,
Robert A. Baird, Ed II. Knox, Mary
Cupid, Gus Weiss. Harry A. Frayei
and Dan r. stong.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed f. Knox and son