White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-08-19
ELY SOC7E7Y NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

of Mrs. Smith in East Ely at one OF
the most charming events Of the So
cial season. At / o'clock luncheon
was served at small tables ceEtered
with sweet peas, which combined
with a color scheme Of purple and
yellow made the tables most attract
i've. During the afternoon the guests
enjoyed several games of five hun
dred, with Mrs. Hoffman winning
first prize, Mrs. McCrae second. Mrs
Whiteley third, Mrs. Norman fourth.
Mrs. R. Brown the consolation and
Mrs. West the free for all.
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Mrs. Fred T. West spent Wednes-
lay in McGill as a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred L. West.
Tuesday evening at the library
building Miss Ellen lie Noir will give
the first demonstration of the series
on cooking which will be given to
the homemakers for the next four
weeks. The lesson Tuesday evening
will be on the preparation of soups,
and cereals. An invitation is ex-
tended to any of the public who are
interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis R. Zadow and
children will leave this morning for
a vacation of a week in Lamoille val
ley, in Elko county.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lazaro Zubiri, who
with their family and Mi. and Mrs.
Bryan Pierce have spent the last two
months touring in Yellowstone park.
after which they motored through
Oregon and California, are now on
their way home and expect to ar
rive at their ranch near Cherry Creek
early the coming week. The party
spent last Thursday and Friday in
Carson City, where they visited with
former Ely friends, including Mr., and
Mrs. .. e. Bradshaw and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Collins. Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins they were lunch
con guests Of Governor Scrugham at
the executive mansion. They will re-
1ldisi Dut q oLO IiutC al tuCll dLSlt
before going to their home in Salt
Lake, where the Zubiri children will
resume their studies.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hexcm, their
daughter Miss Gladys and son An
drew left during the week for Cali
fornia. Miss Gladys will remain in
California to take a business course.
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The home of Mr.. and Mrs. August
r. Riepe, on High street, was the
scene of a smart wedding Tuesday
evening when Miss Josephine E.
Hoffman, daughter Of Mrs. Frank
Hoffman of Tooele, Utah, became the
bride of Robert T. Nichols. Rev.
Father James O'Grady OF Sacred
Heart church %oficiated. The bridal
party took their places under 4 bow
er of ferns, American Beauty roses
and asters. The bride was gowned
in a white georgette and carried
roses and ferns. She was attended
by Mrs. Riepe, Mr.. Nichols being at
tended by Mr.. Riepe as best man.
Following the ceremony a short So
cial time was spent, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Nichols departed by auto
mobile fer California. After their
return they will make their home in
Ely. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Mr.. Nichols entertained the members
of the wedding party at a dinner in
a downtown cafe.
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MI. and Mrs. Lee H. Murdoch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil H. Vargas left
Thursday for Elko to attend the in
stallation of the new lodge of Elks
They will spend a few days on a fish
ing trip in Elko county before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Nealy H. Chaplin had Mrs.
Louis r. Zadow, Mrs. Creighton P.
Whitmore and baby and Mrs. Will
liam Padden and baby as guests at
an informal afternoon Thursday.
Mrs. Katherine Weller, accompa-
MED by her niece, Miss Elsie Neber-
gall, left Thursday morning for Spo-
kane.
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The Lucky Seven Hiking Club met
with Miss Bertha Wamboldt at her
home on High street Tuesday after
noon. The little misses spent the
afternoon sewing and playing games
and later were served refreshments.
Next Tuesday they will go on a hike.
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Miss Lottie Fox OF Denver, a sister
of Mrs. William Alderman, is a guest
CT Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman at their
home on Mill street.
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AT the Willow Club Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Ralph A. Bowdle en-
ter,ained the members of the Pirate
Bridge Club and other guests. High
scores we're held by Mrs. Eager, Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Hickey.
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