White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-28
ELY SOCZE7Y NOTES And
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

lahan at their home on High street.
The living room was tastefully dec
grated with festoors of black and
yellow i~nterspersed with Halloween
motifs. The same idea was carried
out in the table appointments and
menu. Vases of yellow c~hrysanthe-
NUNS formed the centerpieces of the
tables. After dinner dancing was
enjoyed until a late hour. The in
vited guests were Messrs, and Mes
. danes G. A. Whitley, S. B. Elbert,
Vail Pittman, E. A. Richardson, c
? S. Chandler, N. II. Chaplin, w. H.
Bishop, Arthur Smith, o. G. Bates,
Neil McGill, +. E. Brimmer, Mrs.
Jessye McGill, Misses Elizabeth Wal
dron and Lillian Green and Messrs.
William Biggane, c. B. Lakenan, b.
l.. Quayle, r. w. Venable and II.
Byrd Northrop.
Mrs. Andrew Hexem returned We'd
nesday evening from a visit to the
coast.
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Mrs. Theron Nelson entertained a
coterie of friends yesterday after
noon with a kensington in her rooms
at the Collins hotel. After several
hours of sewing tea was served by
the hostess. Those invited were
Mesdames r. c. Brandley, L. H. Muir
dock, Virgil H. Vargas, r. IA. Holtz-
man, S. Philip Shamberger, w. Y.
McGill, j. A. Wallace James Lock
hart, Jay Brinton, F. r. Grant, G. S
Chandler, J. Matteson and the Misses
Lois Lockhart and Margaret Grant.
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A dance was given at the high
school Friday evening in honor of
the visiting teachers and a general
good time was enjoyed by all pres
emit.
Mrs. D. r. BARLEY was an infer.
NAL hostess during the weck when
she entertained with a game of NAH
jongg. Refreshments were served
after the game to Mrs F. E. Swart2,
Miss Laura Gallagher and Miss Fan
ME Cupid.
Miss Clarita Tamblyn was a pleas
ant hostess last evening when she
entertained at dinner. The follow
ing guests enjoyed her hospitality:
Mesdame Fred T. West, Edith Mil
Ter, L. Zadow, II. w. Edwards, L. H.
Murdoch, Frank Willard and Miss
Nettie Johnston.
Mrs. W. II. Sammons has moved to
Ruth permanently.
The Thursday Bridge club was en- :
tertained by Mrs. P. ]. Jackson this
week. Enjoying the game were Mes
11ames Fred West, Ed Willard, D. P.
3 BARLEY, d. c. Mcdonald, Jay Brin-
ton, C. G. Caperton, J. Weber and the
hostess. Mrs. West and Mrs. Caper
ton held high score al the close of
the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Muir of Hamil
ton were Ely visitors Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. w. s.. Elliott returned from a
visit to Reno Wednesday. The trip
was ~ III q L L aCNdld Sdl pun
chased in Reno by Mrs. Elliott, who
was accompanied OIL the homeward
trip by w. II. Fuller and Clarence
Rowan.
H. Byrd Northrop of Denver i2 a
guest at the heme of s. B.. Flbert in
East Ely.
x X ::
Mrs. Joe Collins was a gracious
hostess Monday when she entertained
with q kensington at her home on
during the evening to Mesdames W
D. Hudson, Charles Bondurant, Win
fred Hudson, Park Grier, J. Brad
bury, Creighton Whitmore, E. E. Full
Ter and Miss Marie O'Connell.
X X X
Mrs. /. G.. G. Whitmore entertain
ed Miss Anna Rieve at luncheon Fri
day.
Mrs. Fred West was hostess 10 the
Stingy club Wednesday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. Thomas
King, Mrs. Jay Brinton, Mrs. c. J.
MCT sLuueu, MTS. +. r.. 0TduI anu
Mrs. Edith Miller. Dainty refresh
metns were served after the game.
Mrs. McFadden had high score
X !: X
Mrs. George w. Wright was a
pleasant hostess Saturday evening
when she entertained a few friends
at cards. After the game refresh
ments were served to Messrs. and
Mesdames F.. r. Pursell, Ed Hor-
rocks and c. w. Torrance. Mrs. Tor
rance and Mr.. Horrocks We're the
prize winners.
x !. -
The Drama League will meet with
Mrs. George Whitley Thursday of
this week.
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Mrs. Virgil H. Vargas was e charm.
ing hostess Sunday when she enter.
Nined at dinner in honor of the
birthday of her mother. Mrs. L. H