White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-03-25
M'GILL BREVITIES|

lM'GILL BREVITIES
Mrs. Jack Gordon and daughter
Betty Jean spent Wednesday in Ely
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown spent
Saturday afternoon in Ely visiting
friends.
The newly organized Desert or
chestra gave a dance at Cyprus hall,
which was well attended.
e. w. Jackson departed on Tues
days train for Panama, where he
has a government position awaiting
him.
Lloyd Johnson returned on last
nights train from Ogden, where he
spent the week visiting his wife and
mother.
Arrangements are now being made
by the Pythian Sisters order FOR an
Easter card party to be given at Cy-
prus hall Thursday, April 5.
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G.. L. Hickey, general manager of
the Nevada Northern railroad, has
announced that there will be 4 daily
train service between Ely and Cobre
with the exception of Sundays, be
ginning April %.
Mrs. Peter Kaas, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. James
Atkinson, Will leave for Ogden the
early part of the week, where che
will visit relatives for a few days
before returning to her home in
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanders en-
tertained a number of friends at
cards Saturday evening of last week.
After a pleasant evening of cards
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ernest
Mohr, Mrs. Frank Huffer, George
lAlotl diI ldH lunSl l<1itl u
dainty two-oourse luncheon was sery-
ed the following guests: Messrs.
and Mesdames Ontie Hovenden, Err
nest Mohr, George Riser, Frank Hut
fer, Leo Larson, ]. C. Kinnear. p. II.
Woods and Lloyd Ginter.
Mrs. Sam Bernstein was hostess
to the members of the Silver Card
Club at her home on Third street
Friday evening. Five hundred was
enjoyed, with Mrs. Haven Miller win
ming the high score prize, Mrs. Stan
ley Draper second and Mrs. James l.
Lee the free fer all. At the close
of the game a two-course luncheon
was served the following members:
Mesdames Richard Peterson, William
Hendry, Frank Brown, c. J. Barnes,
Stanley Draper. Charles Holmes,
Haven Miller. Ernest Gibson. James
I. Lee. Robert Raymer and Max Her.
man.
Saturday afternoon of last week
Mrs. Jim Elliott entertained a mum
Der of young folks in honor of the
thirteenth birthday anniversary of
her daughter Carrie. Games and
music provided the entertainment
for the guests, followed by a two
course luncheon, a birthday cake
with candles forming The ~centerpiece
for the table. Enjoying the after
noon, including the honor guest.
were Irene Struhs. Ruth Riser. Leon
Williams. Edna Reese. Maude Baker,
Katherine Kegs. Marion White,
Neva Harrall, Rose Richards and
Mary Dubervac.
The final game in the five hundred
contest between the Elks and their
ladies was played Wednesday eve
ming at the Antlers club house, the
ladies winning the honors OF the eve
ming. The total of the four games
played gave the Elks a small ma
jority. Prizes were given for high
scores and were won by Mrs. Charles
Holmes, Mrs. James l. Lee. c. j.
Barnes and James I. Lee. As a for
felt the ladies will entertain the win
ners with a dinner during the early
part of the week. The ladies claim
the contest was lost on purpose in
order to give the boys n taste If real
home cooking.
Miss Evelyn Cameron entertained
with N dancing marty at the n