White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-01-28
SOCIETY NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS


W. Edwards, Virgil IL Vargas, Louis
II. Zadow, William Padden. George
w. Baird. Fred d. Oldfeld, Misses
Frances Peters, Margaret O'Hare and
Fannie Cupid. Mrs. Bedding won the
nigh score prize and Miss O'Hare Gee
ond.
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f. E. Grant of Ruth was a dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee II. Muir
dock Sunday evening. Mrs. Grant.
who has been in Salt Lake to attend
the funeral of her mother, returned
last evening.
The Tuesday Evening Five Hun
dred Club members were entertained
by Mrs. John II. Eager at her apart.
ment in the Richmar Tuesday eve
ming. After the game refreshments
were served. Mrs. White received
the high score prize and Mrs. Carlin
second. The guests were Mesdames
Francis NJ. Root, Ed White, Charles
A. Walker, George II. Linsley. Will
liam A. Leonard, l. c. c. Whitmore,
Dan {. Mcdonald, Frank E. CarlIn.
the Misses Virginia J Carothers and
Eva 1immons.
Mrs. Curtis II. Bent was a luncheon.
guest of Mrs. William Padden Tues
day.
After the dance at the Willow Club
| Cot - p1av evening Mr. ana ATrG E-a1
d. Oldheld entertained with a supper
for Messrs. and Mesiames Jay f
Brinton, Lee II. Murdoch, Herald w.
Edwards, Ray Bedding. August r.
Riepe, the Misses Ethel Riordan end
Josephine Hoffman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Bonner
nent in the Richmar and will make
their home there.
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Complimentary TO the birthday an
niyersary Of Mrs Riepe's father, II
J. II. Tietz. Mr.. and Mrs. August II.
Riepe entertained at dinner at their
home on High street Sunday evening.
Ferns and China lilies formed the
center for the table. Other than the
guest OF honor and the host and hos
tess cards seated Mrs. Tietz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mac Settles, Miss Mildred Crop
ley, Bob Strange and Joe Tietz.
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Mrs Joseph A. Wallace returned
Tuesday evening from Salt Lake,
where she had attended the funeral
of her grandmother.
Members of the Modern Drama
Club were guests of Miss Nettie John
ston at the home OF Mrs. Josephine
IL Wayman. on hurry street. Mon
day evening. The evening vas en-
ioyably spent in reading. al the con
%clusion OF which refreshments were
seryed. Tire guests were Mesdames
NJ. ]. Rand. James Mclaughlin. II.
X. B%ieghlers Josephine r. Wayman,
Josiah F. Miles and Dan r. Stong.
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Mrs. VI. A. Clays spent Wednesday
jim McGill as 8 guest of MIS-. Len
Stone.
Members Of the + T. {. were
guests of Mrs. Mike Fenton at her
home on McGill street Tuesdsy aft
ernoon. The ladies enjoyed a pleas
ant afternoon of reading and refresh
ments we're served. Present were
Mesdames James Mclaughlin, J +.
Griffith. Harry Fravel. VI. Urcn. Il.
bryan. James II Carr and Harry
Randall. Mrs. Travel will be the
hostess next Tuesday.
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Mr.. aud Mrs Gerald 4. Dugan en-
lertained at dinner Wednesday Eve
ming. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. Caperton and Martha
Farmer.
The Altar Society of Sacred Heart
church vas recognized a a meet
ing held last Sunday. Mrs. Fred ID.
Oldfeld was elected president. Mrs
u. r. Miles vice-president. Mrs. c. o.
Bonner secretary and Rev. James
lO'Grady treasurer. The first meet
ing was held in Lawrence hall We'd
nesday afternoon. After the bust
ness meeting a social time was en-
ioyed and refreshments served. Pres
ent were Rev James O'Grady. Mes
danes Marie Brown, James ". Cur
tbs, NJ. r.. Peters. Clarence A. Eddy,
Robert L. Tucker. Frank Carlin, vii
liam A. Leonard, John II. Eager Mar
garet O'Hare, George +. Deekelman,
Gent Marteletti. Josiah r. Miles, S.
NJ. Campbell and Fred ID. Oi1feld.
Arrangements were made for a card
party to be given in Lawrence hall
Monday evening. February -.