White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-08-12

guests of Mrs. lack Reilly 1t Nc
Gill, Mrs. Fred T. West entertained
at her home on hurry street Tues
day afternoon. Nasturtiums center
ed the table and a color scheme of
yellow was used throughout. After
luncheon several enjoyable games OF
bridge were played, with Mrs. O'Neill
receiving high score prize, Mrs. Reil-
ly the consolation and Mrs. Brown
the free for all, the drawing for the
free for all being a clever arrange
ment of the winning number in the
nasturtiums. Dainty guest prizes
were presented to the guests of
honor. Those hidden were Mesdames
North, Reilly and O'Neill, J.. M.
Brown, Lillian Newman, Ontie How
enden, Bertha Fox, Frank Huffer,
Fred D. West, Katherine Graham and
John E. Long.
Mrs. Jeanette Fraser of Boston was
an Ely visitor last week. She is now
enjoying a visit with her brother,
Charlie Irving, at Duckwater, after
which she will make an extended
visit with relatives and friends in
Reno and California.
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Informal Evening Bridge Club
members were guests of Mrs. Percy
j. Jackson at her home on Lyons
avenue Monday evening. Mrs. JOS
eph L. Teis received the high score
prize. Other members present were
Mrs. Willis E. Meyers and Mrs. Fred
T. West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil II. Vargas and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond H. Holtzman
and son Ray camped on Bassett
creek last Saturday night and spent
Sunday fishing. Monday evening MT.
and Mrs. Hoffman entertained the
party at dinner.
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Mrs. Edward s. pursell enter
tanned with an evening of bridge at
her home in central Ely Wednesday.
Late in the evening the ladies were
Joined by their husbands and refresh
ments were served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold A. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Horrocks and Mr.. and Mrs.
N. w. Fay were the guests. Mrs.
Pursell and Mrs. .Horrocks had high
scores.
Miss Ellen LIE Noir, who will have
charge of the home economics for the
extension department of the Univer-
. sity of Nevada in Ely this year, call
ed the first meeting of the year at
the library building Tuesday evening.
The ladies decided to make cooking
the subject for the year and Miss
Jean Jackson was elected project
leader. The next meeting will be
one week from Tuesday evening at
the library building.
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Mrs. J. e. Griffith and daughter
and Mrs. M. J. Rand and daughter
Cornelia returned Friday afternoon
from a weeks visit in Salt Lake,
making the trip overland, with Miss
Bernice Griffith doing the driving.
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Tuesday evening Mrs. David T.
BARLEY entertained the members of
the Tuesday Evening Five Hundred
Club at her home on Campton street
Following IN enjoyable evening at
the game Mrs. White and Mrs jack
son were awarded the prizes. The
guests were Mesdames Ed White, Ed
Millard, Percy j. Jackson, Dan c.
Mcdonald, Jerry c. Kent, William O..
Norman, George II. Linsley, Fran
els M. Root, 1. G. c. Whitmore and
the Misses Virginia J. Carothers end
Elsie Nebergall.
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The ladies of the Altar Society of
Sacred Heart church held a meeting
in St. Lawrence hall Wednesday, at
which arrangements were made for
an entertainment to be given in Bio
hall in the near future. The best To-
cal talent has been secured and the
ladies expect to put on Il high class
entertainment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Heidenrich of
Des Moines. Iowa. with their young
on, have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Sutherland at their home in
East Ely. Mr.. Heidenrich is a son
of Mrs. Sutherland. They left dur
ing the week for a visit in the west
ern part of the state and California
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The Willow Club was the scene of
an enjoyable afternoon Wednesday
when Miss Margaret Smith entertain
ed with W. tables of cards. At the
bridge table Mesdames Fred T. West,
George l.. Hickey, Arthur Smith and
Ralph A. Bowdle enjoyed the game,
while the game of five hundred was
enjoyed by Mesdames Lee H. Muir
dock, Jay E. Brinton, Frank E.
Grant and Miss Smith. During the
afternoon refreshments were served.
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