White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-01

Mrs. canes Simpson aud Mrs. l..
j. Warner spent Wednesday shop
ping IN Ely.
Robert Paterson left SATURDAY
morning fer Reno for a short yisii
with friends.
Mrs. Lloyd Johnson returned home
Saturday from a six weeks visit
spent in Ogden with relatives.
Sam Bernstein, who has been con-
fined at home during the week with
influenza, is now c~onvalescing.
Mrs. Ernest Wall departed Satur-
day morning for Oakland, where
she will join Mr.. Wall and make her
home.
Mrs. Peter Kaas, who has been WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. James At
kinson, departed for her home in
Blackfoet. Idaho, Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. ffensdale who
have been the guests of Mr.. ami Mrs
Will Huran, departed for their home
in Salt Lake Saturday morning.
Ray Jessen, who is now with the
Equitable Assurance Company, with
headquarters in Salt Lake, is spend
ing a few days in the district visit
ing friends and writing insurance
The members of the Pythian Sis
tiers order will give a card party at
Cyprus hall Thursday evening. April
>. Prizes and refreshments and a
good time is assured for ali attend
ing.
The members OF the Knights Of
Pythias held a smoker and stag
party Friday evening after their reg
ular lodge session at Cyprus hall. A
short program was enjoyed ant a
feed was>spread for about a hundred
members.
One Of the biggest dances OF the
season will be given Easter Monday
at Cyprus hall by the Odd Fellows.
NJ. NJ. S. l.. B. c. and j.. I. B. of E.
w. and the Knights of Pythias. A
large number of tickets have been
sold and the community is eagerly
looking forth for the big affair
The Stray Antlers and their ladies
enjoyed an evening Of five hundred
at the Antlers clubhouse Wednesday.
At the close of the game high scores
were awarded to Mrs. c. ]. barnes.
Ernest Gibson and Frank Brown.
Later \ two-course luncheon was
served. followed by an evening of So
liability.
Mrs. Jess Baker was hostess 10 the
members of the Thursday Sewing
Club Thursday afternoon. Sewing
vas enjoyed. followed by a discussion
of new Priscilla ideas and TIL. serv.
ing OF an Easter luncheon for the
following members. Mesdames Ilage
Thurston. James |. Lee, William Hen.
dry. Aide Smith, ]. ID. Loverldge. NJ.
l.. JENNIE. Harry Hogan. Ernest Stew
art II. z. Wellman and Ernest Glib
son.
The newly organized Just a Mere
Dancing Club enjoyed an Easter
dance at Cyprus hall last evening.
The hall was most appropriately dec
Grated in streamers and Easter
ideas. At midnight an Easter lunch
con was served on an L shaped table.
conferred with a crystal globe filed
with different colored lights and
topped with an artistically arranged
Easter seesaw and an electrical light
ed line Of miniature telephone poles
and line running the fun length of
the table. which added muei, 10 the
attractive decorations. Easter eggs
of pastal shades resting in a nest of
green. containing the names of the
guests. marked the places for the
members. As a side issue a few
Easter games were enjoyed and beau
tiful paper hats representing spring
flowers were given as favors. Music
was furnished by peterson's orches.
ira and dancing vas enjoyed until o
late hour. The members are Messrs.
and Mesdames Richard Peterson.
William Hendry, James ]. Lee, Stan.
ley Draper. Charles Holmes. .. J..
Barnes. Haven Miller. Robert Ray
mer, Ernest Gibson. Frank Brown.
Sam Bernstein, Max Herman, \. T..
Wickberg, George Tate, Edward Mo-
ran. Ilage Thurston, Jess Baker.
George O'Mealey. William Thurston
Lloyd Johnson. Charles Hug. Robert
Glenn. Frank Goodales. Francis
Rooney, Stanley Reed, William
Knights. Max Wilson. Ernest Stew
art. William Goodman. Chris Halter,
Joe Howarth. Bert Hamilton and
Ray lessen.
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