White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-03-25

Noro away for three years. Thurs
W. afternoon Mrs. Gas entertained
~" a unique luncheon at her home
" LYONS avenue. centering the ta-
nag n miniature Noah's ark and
.m II extended ribbons. Little
n,.r1es Karlsen as Noah and little
s,ar,ed Gas as his wife pulled the
'r,ons and from the ark a kite was
~ with the Scandinavian and
..orican colors attached to il, III.
,..,,np as it assembled. The animals
lawn from the ark were used as
s,..o cards and the refreshments all
rans,eted of Norwegian d~elicacies.
soa,ed at the table with the host and
hostess to enjoy the delightful affair
.so,o Nesdames Victor Karlsen. Ing
".aId Johnson, Charles Johnson,
.aolnh sundberg. Joe Flate Of Nc
Gill, Charles Karlsen. zifgred oa-
and Arne Gas Jr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Lockhart
roturned home Tuesday evening. Mr..
Ioekhart from Carson city. where
no attended the state legislature. aud
Mrs Lockhart and Miss Lois from
salt Lake. where they have been for
the last two months.
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Members of the L. 7. {. enjoyed
,beir afternoon meeting with Mrs
Harry Randall at her home in Cen.
tral Ely Tuesday. Following the US
nal afternoon of reading refresh
mants were served to Mesdames Il
Byran. Harry Frayel. James Mac.
Laughlin. Ed T.. Knox. George W.
Jackson and J. r.. Griffith. The meet
ing Tuesday will be with Mrs. Byran
a, her home on hurry street.
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Friday evening of last week Mrs
] Z. Brinton entertained the Stingy
Club at her home on Clark street
After an enjoyable evening OF FIVE
hundred refreshments We're served.
Mrs. Murdock received the high score
prize and Mrs. West second. Those
present were Mesdames Fred T.
West. Lee II. Murdoch, Winfield S.
Elliott. Thomas II. King and NJ. \.
Clays.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. r. Tietz enter
tanned al dinner at their home on
Ely street Sunday evening. Seated
with them were Mr. and Mrs. August
R. Riepe. and Joe Tietz.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Zurich re-
turned Thursday evening Mr.. Ju.
rich had been I'm attendance al he
legislature in Carson City and Mrs.
ZURICH spent the two months in San
Francisco taking voice culture.
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Mrs. Ida Perkins of Boston i n
guest OF Mrs. William c. Gallagher
at her home on hurry street. Mrs.
Perkins is Mrs. Gallaghor's niece and
sent about three weeks here in De
cember while on her way 10 Los An
geles. where she spent the winter.
She iSnow enroute 10 her home and
viii remain here for n short time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Y. Davis OF
Ruth spent Friday evening In Ely as
guests Of Mrs. Davis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. L. Munday.
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Judge and Mrs. Clarence J. Nc
fadden arrived home Tuesday eve
ming from Carson City and Reno.
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Mrs. George +. Deckelman enter
tained at her home In East Ely Mon
day comlimentary to her niece. Mrs.
NcDermott. who was her guest fer a
short time Following a few pleas
ant hours spent in needlework and
conversation refreshments were sery'
ed. The guests were Mesdames VIII
liam A. Leonard, Percy j. Jackson,
Edward b. Pursell, Frank Roper,
Carl w. Terrence. Harold r. Amens
and Harold Z. Jackson. Mrs. Nc
Dermott and son left Tuesday morn.
ing for their homo in Laramie, Wyo
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nealy II. Chaplin 'ar
rived home Tuesday evening. Mrs
Chaplin and children had visited With
Mrs. Chapin's sister. Mrs. NJ. II. Dor
sey, In Elko. for the two months that
Mr. Chaplin was In attendance at tho
state legislature in Carson CITY.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Stephens
and daughter. Miss Helen. Of Sharp
arrived Sunday and spent the week
In Ely.
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AT tho regular meeting of the
Woman's Club. held in the library
building Saturday of last week, the
following program was given: The
pupils of Miss Gallagher's grade OF
me Murry street school presented n
playlet featuring the health crusade.
Miss Anna Carr gave selections on
me piano and Mrs. Joseph w. Rus