White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-01-14
ELY SOCIE7 NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

pretty home wedding at the nome VI
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
Deakelman in East Ely, Miss Mary
Deckelman was united in marriage
with Harold p. Jackson. The coremo-
ny was performed by Rev. James
O'Grady of Sacred Heart church and
was witnessed by immediate relatives
of the contracting parties and-a Few
intimate friends. Miss Deckelman, at
tired in a c~hangeable silk soft taffeta
dress, was attended by Miss Julia Dean
West was bridesmaid, while John (.
Baker of McGill supported the groom.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served to the bride n
groom, their attendants, Rev. James
O'Grady. MI, and Mrs. George F. Deck
Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roper, Mr..
and Mrs Robert A. Baird, Mrs. Mary
Cupid. Margaret and Mary Baird, Dan
Deckelman and Marvin Jackson. Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson departed on the
train immediately following the break
fast for a two weeks honeymoon in
salt Lake. Mrs. Jackson's travelling
suit was of navy blue. Both Mr.. n
Mrs. Jackson are popular among the
n social set. who will welcome
them upon their return.
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The members OF the Double T.
bridge Club met with Mrs. Frank Il
Beverly at her home in East Ely Wed.
nesday afternoon.
Miss Margaret O'Hare entertained
the members OF the Saturday Five
Hundred Club at her home on CLARK
street yesterday afternoon. Enjoy
ing the game were Mesdams /. c. &.
whitmore. Francis NJ. Root. josiah
+. Miles. Dan c. Mcdonald. Fred D..
Oldfeld. Jay +. Brinton, Josephine
Il. Wayman and Miss Luro rankin.
Mrs. Root received the first prize and
Miss Rankin second.
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Mrs. Creighton p. Whitnrere VIII
be hostess to the members of the
spoon Club Friday ecening.
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Mrs. Charles A. Walker viii en-
terrain the members Of the Amateur
Bridge Clnb Friday evening.
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Miss Lois Rowan left yesterday
morning for San Francisco, where
she is a student at the Affiliated den
tai college. Tuesday evening the
Misses Flora and Lois Rowan enter
tanned at their home on High street
with an evening of cards. Mr.. Kyle
received the first prize for the gen
tlemen and Miss Welsh for the ladies.
Gordon Lathrop and George Ellis re-
ceived the consolation prizes. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Kyle. Miss Marie Welsh, Messrs. Cor
don Lathrop. James Bonner and
George Ellis. After the game re-
frcshments were served.
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Officers of the Ely lodge of Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs We're joinotly
installed Monday evening at Odd Eel
lows hall by j. d. Mclaughlin dep
nty grand master for the Odd Eel
lows. and Mrs. William o. Norman,
district deputy president for the Re-
bekahs. Following the installation
a banquet was served and the re-
maindor of the evening spent in dan
cling and a general good time. The
officers installed we're:
For the Odd Fellows-Noble grand
August Munter. yi~ee-grand, Wallace
II. Boyle: secretary. Orval II. Baird;
treasurer, Louis II. ZadoH right sup
porter 10 noble grand, George \.
Baird: left supporter to noble grand.
Harvey Reilly; right supporter to
yice-grand. Alex Baird; left support
er to yiee-grand. Victor karlscn;
chaplain. George Denis; inside guard,
George Bennett; outside guard, VIII
liam Jepperson. warden. Charles
Chester; conductor. John Sunaberg.
For the Rebekahs-Noble grand,
Adeline Reilly: yice-grand. Martha
Farmer: secretary. Pete Norregard;
treasurer, Hattie Zadow' right sup
porter to noble grand. Virginia J..
Carothers; left supporter TO noble
grand: Zelma Norman; warden,
tNdit oiibtii ihnpihihf
son; past noble grand, Violet Gala
CHER; outside guardian. Mrs. George
Denis; right supporter to vice-grand.
Josephine Cameron; left supporter
to vice-grand. Margaret Gallagher.
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Mrs. Willis +. Meyers will enter
tain the Thursday Bridge Club mem
bers this week.
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Members OF the b. |. l.. were hosts
Friday evening to the members of
Chapter c of the =. f.. q. The gen.
tIemen first escorted the ladies to
the Ely theater, where they enjoyed
the picture, and Immediately after
ward they were taken for a long, en-
joyable automobile ride, which ended
Mt Odd Fellows hall, where n deli
cious banquet was served. As the
ladies entered the hall they were
asked to sign a register. with which