White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-08-26
ELY SOCIETY NOTES IND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Barley Smith
son. The Los Angeles party return
ed home Thursday, making the trip
by automobile.
Monday evening the Informal
Evening Bridge Club members en-
ioyed their meeting with Mrs. Fred
T. West at her home on hurry street.
Mrs. Joseph l.. Teis, Mrs. Willis f.
Meyer and Mrs. Percy ]. Jackson en-
ioyed the game with the hostess. Mrs
West had high score
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Wednesday afternoon at her home
in East Ely Mrs. George A. Whiteley
entertained, Mrs. Key Pittman and
Miss Clara Mears being the guests
of honor. Following a luncheon
served at a table conferred with gar
den flowers an afternoon of bridge
was enjoyed. Mrs. Smith received
the first prize, Mrs. Bates second.
Mrs. Hickey third, and Mrs. Vail
Pittman the consolation. The honor
guests were presented with gifts. En-
Toying the afternoon were Mesdames
Key Pittman, John E. Callahan, Ar
thur Smith, Frank Roper, George L..
Hickey, Ralph A. Bowdle, Osmond G..
Bates, Vail NJ. Pittman, Samuel B..
Ebert, Watt II. Bishop and Miss
Clara Mears.
Mrs. Jay e. Brinton will entertain
tLo 1.-Ia,, &c tho Ct;,ry Cl,I 90
her home on Clark street Wednesday.
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Mrs. Fred ID. West and baby of Nc
Gill spent Wednesday in Ely, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. West.
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Mrs. Lee II. Murdoch had Mr.
Fred T. West, Mrs. Jay E. Brinton
and Mrs. Edith Miller as guests for
an informal evening of bridge at her
home on hurry street Thursday eve
ming. Following the game refresh
ments were served. Mrs. West had
high, score.
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Wednesday evening the members
of the Informal Evening Bridge Club
and their husbands surprised Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph L. Teis at their home
on Lyons venue Bridge was played
during the evening and at a late
hour refreshments were served. Mr..
and Mrs Teis were presented with a
gift, and the prizes for the game
were awarded to Mrs. Meyers and
Teis for consolation. Present to en-
inv Tho aYprs,~ with Tho Io,1rnI
guets were Messrs. and Mesdames
Willis Z. Meyers, Fred T. West and
Percy j. Jackson.
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Mrs. Richard O'Neill and Mrs.
Jack Reilly spent Wednesday visit
ing friends in Ely.
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Three fair maidens of the Jolly
Seven Sewing Bee decided to go to
the Big rock on a hike. They brave
ly climbed the toboggan slide, threat
ening any one who might disturb
them with the terrible things they
planned to do with q jack knife they
happened to have with them. But as
they triumphantly reached the top of
the toboggan slide a nice looking
young son of P%ocahontas rose before
them with chaps end largs sombrero.
The girls with frightened screams
turned and ran down the %toboggan
slide forgetting that protecting
weapon, the jack knife. Friends
watching them from the city below
informed them that the young Indian
was as badly frightened as they, for
he reached Big rock long before they
did. But the fun of the day was
not spoiled at all, for the girls spent
the rest of the day in the ball park
grand stand, ~contentedly eating fruit
and sandwiches.
Mrs. Bertha Fox, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Katherine
Graham, for several weeks, left yes
terday morning for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Upwall in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Jack Reilly entertained at her
home in McGill Friday evening, COM
plimentary to her mother, Mrs. Rich
ard C. North, and sister, Mrs. Rich
ard O'Neili. Guests motoring from
Ely to attend were Mesdames Lee H
Murdoch, Fred T. West, Virgil Fl
Vargas and Miss Julia Dean West.
Guests from McGill were Mrs. julius
S. Fliege and Miss Helen Fliege.
Bridge occupied the ladies' for a few
hours. following which rafreShmentS
were served. Miss Fllege had high
score and Mrs Murdoch consolation.
A clever and entertaining feature of
the evening was a nut bowl filed
with small gifts which were drawn
from the bowl with 4 fish hook by
the guests ad caused much merri-
ment. The honor guests were pre-
scented with gifts.
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