White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-01-21
ELY SOCIETY NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

dams. During the business meeting
a short eulogy for Mrs. r. p. Arnold,
n former active club member, was
given by Mrs. Miles and later a silent
tribute of respect to her memory was
given by the club members After
the business meeting the following
program was given.
SIN ,'s9kT uMB.d,, 'olos ouBld
Moonlight" Mrs. J.. ID. Reece.
Rustic dance, Catherine Bonner.
History and "reminiscences of the
Shoshone Indians, D. c. Mcdonald.
Paper, American Indians and the
Government" read by Mrs. Miles.
Administration rulings on Indian
lands and money. Mrs. Bonner.
Sketches, Nevada Indians" "Bas-
kerry ad "Dot-So-La-Iee," Miss Lau-
ra Gallagher.
Story, Medicine Dance of Nava-
ioes," Mrs. Reese.
Anecdotes, Mrs. Sutherland
Piano solo. 'aFwn Eyes Mrs.
Reece.
The club room was decorated with
a wonderful and interesting exhibit
of Indian baskets. blankets, bead
work and relics. After the meeting
refreshments were served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Proctor of Kim
berly were visitors in Ely last owe
ming.
To celebrate the seventh birthday
anniversary OF their son Arthur, Mr..
and Mrs. William L. Fielding enter
tanned at dinner at their home on
Mill street Wednesday evening. A
birthday cake with seven candles CEN
tered the table, around which were
seated with them Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Baird and daughter Gay
and Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil w. Griffith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Woodward and
children of Kimberly were Fly Wis
itors Wednesday.
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To celebrate his sixth birthday an
niyersary little Dale Miller invited a
number OF friends 10 the home Of his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee II.
Murdock, on hurry street, yesterday
afternoon. A merry afternoon OF
games was enjoyed, with Mary Swartz
and Dale Miller winning prizes. Late
in the afternoon the Riddles were in
vited TO the dining room, where a
birthday cake With six candles GEN.
tered the table. Each child received
a favor and had already received pa
per caps during the afternoon. Mr..
Murdoch took a number of kodak
pictures Of those present. Mrs. Muir
dock was assisted by Mrs. Virgil II.
Vargas and Mrs. Louis r. Zadow. The
guests were Mary Willard. Josephine
Tamblyn, Mary Swartz, G~oergfanna
McFadden, Marie Hudson. Rowena
Hudson. Evelyn zadow. Lorraine
Miller, Bob Willard. Joe Tamblyn.
Bob Zadow. Frank Zadow, Charley
Bradley and Dale Miller.
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Mrs. NJ Fenton has returned from
a short visit To California. Mrs.
Charlotte McEwing of Ruth returned
with her.
Mrs. Elsie Huntsman and baby.
Mrs. Charles NORM and two children,
Frank and Conrad Ship were arriv-
ais from their home in Spring valley
Friday. Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
William O. Hudson entertained at
dinner at their home on hurry street
for them. other guests were Miss
Estelle Curto and Walter Hudson.
Mrs. Moring and children left yester-
day morning for their home in Ba-
kersfeld after having spent some
time visiting at the Ship ranch.
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The students OF the junior and
senior classes of the high school
spent yesterday at Comins lake,
where the day was spent in sports and
a picnic luncheon served. Mrs. Marie
Bovee and Miss Luro Rankin chape-
roned the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Willard left by
automobile Tuesday for Los Angeles.
where they will visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles o. Bonner had as
guests at her home on High street
Friday evening Mrs. Josiah F. Miles,
Mrs Josephine r.. Wayman, MRS. MA
rie Bovee and Miss Luro Rankin.
After an enjoyable evening of cards
refreshments were served.
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Miss Nettie Johnston will be hos
tess to the members of the Modern
Drama Club at the home of Mrs JOS
ephine f. Wayman. on hurry street.
tomorrow evening.
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Mrs. Osmond G. Bates was hostess
10 her sewing club at her home on
hurry street Wednesday evening.
The hours passed quickly with
needlework and then refreshments
were enjoyed. Present were Mes
danes Watt II. Bishop. Frank f.
Swartz, Vail NJ. Pittman. e. A. Rich
ardonu EroH II nripa,aar and Frank