White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-09-02
ELY SOCIE7Y NOTES and
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

the vaudeville entertainment
given in Bio hall Monday evening
Inv the ladies of the Altar society of
Sacred Heart church was 4 decided
success, and enjoyed by a large and
ap%preciatiye audience present. The
program consisted of violin solos
by Miss Carol Clara aad Miss Louise
StrehiEe. vocal numbers by Mrs.
Joseph W. Russell, Miss Margaret
MCGUIRE, George P. Armand and
William Coleman a comedy sketch
ny Campton Root and AL Thiessen,
q monologue by Francis Riordan, a
Scotch song and dance by Muliel
Nicholson. Catherine Bonner and
Christine Russell, and a butterfly
dance by Miss Leah Miles, supported
by Catherine Bates, Georgianna Nc
Tadden, Margaret Strehlke, Celesta
Strehike, Virginia Edwards, Patsy
O'Connell and Mary Potter. The
girls in this number were trained by
Miss Jean Jackson. Miss Jackson
also gave a musical reading in cos
tumc in the setting of an Old-fash-
toned picture. She was accom-
ranied by Miss Minnie Meyers at
the piano and Miss Louise Strehlke
with the violin. Following the pro-
gram the floor was cleared for dane
ing.
Miss Velma Smith entertained the
Happy Seven Hiking club at the
courthouse lawn this week. Re-
afternoon, which was spent in sew
ing Those present were Miss Smith,
Media Geraghty. Bertha Womboldt
and Mildred Delmore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. r. Tietz enter
tanned at dinner at their homo on
Ely street last evening in honor of
their thirty-second wedding ami
versary. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. August R. Riepe, Fred Baglin
and Joe Tietz.
The first meeting of the year of
the Woman's Club was held at the
llDltIy DGliAiiS SCotSluty oitCi
noon. Mrs. Edward B. Pursell, pre-
sided as president. Plans for the
work of the club for the coming
year we're discussed and an inter
esting program has been planned.
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Mrs. George F. Deckelman enter
tanned at her home in East Ely Tues
day afternoon with a luncheon. Car
den flowers were used as center
pieces for each table and made up
The color scheme. The guests bid
den were Mesdames Willis E. Mey-
ers, Francis M. Root, William A.
Leonard, Watt II. Bishop, Archie E.
Hartman, Harry A. Fravel, Frank l.
Beverly, Philip Aljets, John e. Cal
lahan, Percy J. Jackson, George w.
Wright, Fred T. West, George II,
Linsley, Osmond G. Bates, Arthur
Smith. James w. Painter, Vail NJ
Pittman, Frank Roper, Edward Hor-
rocks, Joseph l.. Teis. Josiah F,
Miles, Dan C. Mcdonald. Harold A
Davidson and Edward B. Pursell.
After luncheon an afternoon of five
hundred was enjoyed, with Mrs. Nc
Donald winning the first prize, Mrs.
Root second, Mrs. Leonard the con
ISOLATION and Mrs. Callahan the free
for all. Mrs. Deckelman was assist
ed in entertaining by Mrs. Harold p
Jackson, Mrs. Dan 7. Deckelman and
Miss Margaret Beverly.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton p. Whitmore
and baby as dinner guests at theil
home on Clark street Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Willis e. Meyers left Wed
nesday morning for Salt Lake for q
short visit with her daughter, Mrs
David Boyd-Smith. Miss Minnie
Meyers left yesterday morning and
expected to meet her mother in Co.
bre to accompany her to the coast
for a vacation OF a month.
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The Misses Pearl Baker, julia
Dean West and Amy Goodman ant
Messrs. Fred Brown, Clarence Row
an and Harold Doyle motored ito
hurry summit Thursday evening ant
enjoyed a wienerwurst roast and pic
mic lunch.
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Members of the Thursday Bridge
Club enjoyed their meeting will
Mrs. David P. BARLEY at her home
on Campton street. Mesdames Jerry
C. Kent. William N. Bowen, Dan C
Mcdonald. william o. Norman
Fred T. West, Percy j.. Jackson ant
Ed Millard were guests. Mrs. Wes'
and Mrs. Barley had high scores.
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Mrs. Jay E. Brinton extended hos
pitality to the members of the Stingy
Club at her home on Clark stree,
Wednesday afternoon. Some of the
guests enjoyed a table of bridge ant
the remainder a table of five hun
dred. Mrs West received the high
score at the bridge table and Mrs
McF3ddan at five hundred. Thu