White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-09-23
ELY SOCIE7Y NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

William N. Bowen, Oscal Seigle
Josephine e. Wayman, Fred d Old
field and Miss Margaret O'Hare.
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Mrs. Charles C. Caperton will be
hostess to the Thursday Bridge Club
members at her home on hurry
street this week
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Miss Margaret Grant of Ruth
has accepted the position of stem
~ographer in the Firs: National bank.
taking the position o. Miss Florence
Gallagher, who has gone to Stanford
university to complete a course in
banking
Mr.. and Mrs. BARLEY Smithson had
Mr. and Mrs August R Rirpe as din
ner guests at their home on Lyons
avenue Sunday evening.
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Miss Merle Osborne of civ was the
guest of Mrs, Frank Mathews al Ruth
last satu, day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee H Murdoch, A.
G. Powell, B. L. Quayle, Robert T.
Marsh and F. e. Grant spent the
weekend in Ruby valley on a hunt
ing trip. They returned Tuesday
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
dock entertained with q goose din
her at their home on hurry street. A
color scheme of pink was carried out
with a glass c%andelabra with pink
candles centering the table where
cards were marked for Messrs. and
Mesdames Frank r. Grant, Fred T.
West, Virgil H. Vargas, Mrs. Edit.h
Miller and Messrs. Marsh, Powell,
Quayle and w. S. Elliott and the
host and hostess. After dinner an
enjoyable evening was spent with
cards and dancing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. August r. Riepe
will leave Tuesday morning for their
new home in San Pedro, Cal. They
will make the trip by way of Idaho
and Oregon. Mrs. II. J. X. Tietz will
accompany them for a visit in Cali,
fornia.
Mrs J.. C. Kinnear entertained at
her home in McGill Wednesday COM
rIimentary to Mrs. B. F. Gilbert. Mes
danes Samuel b. Ebert, Ralph A.
Bowdle, Frank Iluffer and Lloyd E
Ginter were the other guests. After
q 1 o'clock luncheon the afternoon
was pent playing nah jongg.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wallace
had Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Grant,
Miss Margaret Grant, Bill and Jack
Grant as dinner guests at their home
on Campton street Thursday evening.
F.. E. Swartz and w. H. Bishop
spent Sunday at Ruby valley hunting.
Ed Gas and Dick House also COM
posed a hunting party to Ruby val
ley
Mrs. William c. Gallagher was
hostess to the members of the Nee
dlecraft Club at her home on Muir
~ street Thursday afternoon An
election of officers was held with the
following result: President, Mrs.
Boyle; vice-president, Mrs. Wallace;
treasurer, Mrs. Knox; secretary,
Mrs. Scarf. After the business,
meeting the ladies' enjoyed a social
time and refreshments. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Wallace H
Boyle, j. D. Wallace, Ed E. Knox,
Jack w. Scarf, Dan T. Stong, Percy
]. Jackson, Mary Cupid, Charles o
Bonner. Robert A. Baird, James w.
Delmore and ]. f. Griffith.
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James C. Riordan of Sunnyside
came to Ely Thursday for a few days
stay and to attend to business
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Mrs. Louis r. Zadow will be host
ess to the Spoon Club at her home on
Canyon street Friday evening.
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Chapter C of the P. E. O. held it's
first meeting of the veal at the home
!, of Mrs. Harold A. Davidson in East
Ely Monday evening. Following the
business meeting refreshments were
/, served and a social time enjoyed by
J.. Marriott. N. w. Fay M. J.. Rand,
]. D. Wallace, Josephine E. Way
man and the Misses Fannie Cupid
and Laura Gallagher
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Informal Evening Bridge MEM
bers met with Mrs. Fred T. West at
her home on hurry street Monday
evening. Mrs. West had high score.
Enjoying the game with her were
!, Mesdames Percy J. Jackson, William
o. Norman and Fred D. Oldfeld.
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Thursday evening the members of
the Rebekah lodge entertained with
a dance in Odd Fellows hall. Music
was furnished by Cecil Geraghty
and Miss Gertrude Reilly and an
enjoyable evening was spent by those
| present. During the evening punch
l and waters were served.
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The first dance given at the high
school at the auditorium Friday eve.
ming was largely attended and was
a social success The dance was