White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-01-28

NJ her home Friday evening fer her
daughter. Miss Olive. Members Of
her class enjoyed a pleasant evening
of games and dancing and refresh
2 ments were served. Those present
were Faralie Smithson, Josephine
Russell, Ruth Marks, Ruth Randall,
Jean Mclaughlin. Margaret Baird,
Mary Baird. Gertrude Shallenberger,
Marie Pescio, Herbert Eddy, George
Bates, Robert Caborn, Creighton
Phalan, Arthur Shallenberger, Ralph
Mangum and Albert O'Connell.
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Miss Lois Lockhart was operated
on for a serious kidney trouble IN
Salt Lake Wednesday. The operation
was performed by DIR. Goeletz and at
,ast reports Miss L~oekhart's coadi-
ton was favorable.
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Mrs. Josephine e. Wayman enter
tanned the members OF the Saturday
Five Hundred Club at her home or
hurry street yesterday afternoon.
Enjoying the game were Mesdames
Dan c. Mcdonald. |. c. c. Whitmore,
II. A. Comins, Francis NJ. Root, Will
lis +. Meyers. Jay E. Brinton, Josiah
r. Miles, Fred ID. Oldfeld, the Misses
Luro Rankin. Margaret O'Hare. Fan
ME Cupid and Laura Gallagher. Mrs.
Meyers won first prize.
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The Misses Edna and Aleen Earl
of Kimberly attended the dance in
Ely last evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Pursell
entertained at their home in Central
Ely last Saturday evening. During
the evening the guests played pin
ochle and later refreshments were
served. Invited were Messrs. and
Mesdames Dan c. Mcdonald, Harold
II. Amens. George w. Wright and
George +. Deekelman.
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Miss Violet Gallagher returned
Tuesday evening from Reno, where
she attended the meeting OF the state
farm bureau. John II. Gallagher
spent a few days in San Francisco
after the meeting and returned home
last evening.
The Junior orchestra. consisting
Of Miss Jean Eudey, Alden Copeland,
Donald Bernstein and Bob Armand,
gave a dance In Bio hall last eve
ming, which was largely attended and
enjoyed by those present.
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wednesday evening at their home
on hurry street Mr.. and MIS-. Lee H
Murdoch entertained friends. The
early part of the evening was devot-
ed to cards, after which the guests
enjoyed n wonderful program of vc-
cal . and instrumental music by
Messrs Parker. Fletcher, Carter and
Coleman. Later refreshments were
served and the remainder of the eve
ming spent In dancing. The guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames Herald
w. Edwards. Fred T. West. August
II. Riepe, II. J. X. Tiefz. Fred ID Old
field, Mrs. Thomas Il. King and
Miss Ethel Riordan.
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Mrs. Arthur Smith entertained a
few friends at her home in East Ely
TUESDAY afternoon. An enjoyable
afternoon OF cards was followed by
refreshments. The guests were Mes
danes Jay +. Brinton, Winfield S.
Elliott. Thomas II. King. L. \. Rich
ardson and Miss Margaret Smith.
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Last Sunday evening n number OF
young people gathered at the home
of Gael Curto in East Ely and en-
ioyed a dancing party. Late in the
evening refreshments were ser sed
Present were the Misses Alice Per-
rier, Wayne Tucker. Mabel Aljets.
Hazel Moyle. Leo Riordan. Milfred
sle Sautelles. James Fay. John We
Der and Gael curto.
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The dance given by the University
Club members Friday evening was a
thoroughly enjoyable affair. Hostess
os for the evening were Mesdames
Fred T. West. Fred ID. West and Jay
Il. Brinton. At midnight refresh
ments were served and dancing con-
tinued until a late hour.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Linsley
entertained at dinner at their home
on camptcn street Sunday evening.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Watt
n. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. John Il.
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Vail NJ. pittman,
Gordon Lathrop and Mary Louise
Long.
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Mrs. Winfield S. Elliott entertain
ed the Ante Club at her apartment
in the Northern hotel last evening.
The guests were Mesdames Arthur
Smith. Watt II. Bishop, Vail M Pitt
man, Jay r.. Brinton, Thomas II
King and Miss Margaret Smith.