White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-01-14

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of the most enjoyable held for some
time. The following enjoyed the eve
ming: Messrs. and Mesdames ". w.
Fay, ID. c. Mcdonald, Carl w. Tor
renee, Mortimer l.. Smith. j. u. Wal
lace, NJ. j. Rand, Henry J. Marriott,
Ontie Hoyenden, Edward r. Pursell,
Fred NJ. Clark, Harold A. Davidson,
Mrs. Harriet X. Bieghler. Mrs. Jose
phine e. Wayman. Mrs. Eta Melon
aid, the Misses Eva Timmons. Fannie
Cupid. Laura Gallagher.
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Miss Vera Carter of Lund visited
in Ely for a few DAYS this week
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Tuesday evening at their home on
High street Mr.. and Mrs. August Riepe
entertained friends with an evening of
cards followed by refreshments. Mrs.
Edwards received the high score prize
for the ladies and Mr.. Murdoch for the
the consolation for the ladies and Mr..
Oldheld for the men. The guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames j. r. TietZ, Lee
II. Murdoch, II. w. Edwards, Ray
Bedding, Mac Settles, Jay L. Brinton,
Fred ID. Oldfeld. Miss Ethel Riordan,
! Herman and Joe Tietz.
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Mrs. Ed Z. Knox was hostess to the
members of the Needlecraft Club at
her home in Central Ely Thursday aft
%ernoon. A pleasant afternoon of sew
ing was followed by refreshments
served to Mesdames J. d. Wallace,
Jack W. Scarf. James w. Deimore,
Charles o. Bonner, S. Herbert Viii
liams, Harry A. Fravel, William c.
Gallagher and Miss Nettie Johnston.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Oxborrow mo-
tored TO Lund Sunday and spent the
day with relatives. returning Monday
morning.
The physical culture class recently
organized and under the. direction of
Miss Luro Rankin had an attendance
of twenty at its meeting Thursday
evening Mrs. Charles O. Bonner was
elected business manager and a great
deal of enthusiasm was shown. The
club will meet every Thursday evening
in the basement Of the Episcopal
church for an hour of gymnastic work
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Mrs. Il. A. Milliek, who spent sey-
eral weeks i'm San Francisco. has re
turned to her home here.
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Tuesday evening at Masonic hall the
| officers of the Order OF Eastern Star
for the ensuing year were installed.
with Grand Worthy Matron Mrs. d. c.
| Mcdonald as installing officer. The
elective officers installed were worthy
m%atron, Mrs. G. w. florence. worthy
patron, Rev. James mclaughlin; as
~sociate matron. Mrs. A. ]. Proctor;
conductress. Mrs. Harry A. Frayel; as
sociate ~conductress. Mrs. j. d. Wal.
lace, treasurer, Miss Laura Gallagher:
secretary, Mrs Dan c. Mcdonald. The
appointiye officers installed were Ada,
Mrs. Amy Powell. Ruth, Mrs. Betty
Smith: Esther. Mrs. Dan T. Stong :
Martha. Mrs. Edith Stone. Electra.
Mrs. James II. Carr; warden, David
Mclean sentinel, Mrs. Dominick Z.
Curto: chaplain. Mrs. John Berry; or
ganist. Mrs. Henry j. Marriott. After
the installation a banquet was served
to those present.
The Misses Maribeile and Virginia
Douglas OF McGill are weekend guests
| of Miss Leah Miles.
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The meeting of the +. T. {. was post
poned this week and the meeting Tues
day will be at the home of Mrs. Dan
e. Mcdonald on hurry street.
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Miss Luro Rankin entertained the
members of the Modern Drama Club
at the home of Mrs. Harriet X. Biesli-
Ter Monday evening. The reading OF
Ibsen's Ghosts" during the evening
was enjoyed also the refreshments
served to those present, who we're
Mesdames Josephine r. Wayman, NJ.
J. Rand. Ed +. Knox. j. ID. Reece, Jo-
siah +. Miles. Marie Bovee. Harriet
X. Bieghler, the Misses Nettie John
ston and Verna Makepeace.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. kinnear and
DR.. and Mrs. Ontie Hoyeuden of Nc
Gill were Ely visitors Sunday eve
ming.
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Members of the Tuesday Evening
Bridge Club were guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Ralph A. Bowdle in East Ely
Tuesday evening. An enjoyable eve
ming of bridge was followed by re-
freshments served TO the guests. who
were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel b. Ebert
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. whitley
and MIR. and Mrs. Charles S. Chand-
Ter.
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Friday evening the choir and the
young people of st. Bartholomew
church were entertained with a 40