White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-03-18

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= pridge Club at her homo in Cen
al Tly Wednesday afternoon. At
~ close of an enjoyable afternoon
n the game refreshments were serv-
= Mrs. Amens was the winner OF
tbe high score prize and Mrs. Painter
sooond. The guests were Mrs. liar
a,a r. Amens, Mrs. ]. w. Painter.
Mrs George w. Wright, Mrs. Ed
nard Horrocks. Mrs. Frank l.. Bey-
erly. Mrs. Philip Aljets, Mrs. Archie
= Hartman and Mrs. Jerome p.
R%umbaugh'
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Alex Baird left Thursday morning
Tor a business trip to Reno. Arthur
paird will leave Tuesday morning
and Join him at Reno and they ~ill
both leave for Sacramento to visit
Kent Baird and family. Friday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Oryal r. Baird en-
,ortaIned at dinner complimentary to
arthur Baird. The guests were the
honor guest and the Misses Fannie
rnpid and Laura Gallagher, c. D.
vaufrin and William Shale.
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Mrs. Charles Loyeridge and Mrs
chris Haller and daughter Helen of
NeGil spent Monday in Ely and were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. August
r. Riepe.
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Members of the L. T. c. met with
Mrs. Dan C. Mcdonald at her homo
on Murry street Tuesday. An cleo
inn OF officers for the ensuing year
was held. with Mrs. Fravel being
elected president and Mrs. Fenton
secretary-treasurer. After the bust
ness meeting the usual afternoon of
reading followed by refreshments
was enjoyed by Mes1ames James
Mclaughlin. Harry Randall. Ed F
Knox. r. Byran, George w. Jackson.
J. E Griffith. Harry Frayel and Mike
Fenton. Mrs. Randall will be hos
less at her home in Central Ely nexi
Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Proctor Of
Kimberly spent Friday evening In
Ely.
The st. Patrick's day entertain
ment given in st. Lawrence hall by
the people OF Sacred Heart parish
was enc OF the best that has been
given in Ely I'm some time. The pro
gram. which consisted of Irish nam.
bers IN song. dance and story. was
thoroughly enjoyed by a crowd that
packed the hall TO the doors and
many were compelled To stand dur
ing the entire performance. but in.
terost I'm the entertainment never
Jagged. The hall and stage were ap-
propriately and artistically decorated
with the emblems of the little Isle
across the sea and the beautiful col.
ors OF America. Particularly enjoy.
able were the many numbers given
BY the children dressed in white With
green sashes and the dramatizations
by the older girls and boys were In
deed clever and entertaining. These
artists included Leah Miles. Mar
guerite Culbert. Adelaide Blair. Mar
garet Horton, Adelaide Alfred, Lou
Use Perrier, Catherine MeManus. Jack
Monaghan. Clarence Horton and Ger
aid Culbert. The dramatization By
Bill Fisher and Albert Thicssen was
worthy Of special mention. Follow
Ing the opening number. "kiilar-
ney," by the choir. Rev james
0'Grady, pastor Of the church en-
tertained with a short and interest.
Ing address on Ireland. Mrs. Joseph
W. Russell. Mrs. Frank Carlin, Mrs.
Mortimer j.. Smith, little Christine
Russell, George +. Deekelman and
James Doran, with their solo WORK
received well deserved applause. me
girls of the Junior choir were wen
received In their rendition OF "Tha'
Old Irish Mother of Mine. The
classic dancing by Leah Miles and
Catherine Bonner. Faralie Smithsoh
and Marie Pescio was something ne"
and the young ladies received many
compliments on their gracefulness
and execution. Melvin Allard n
Gerald Fisher. In costume during the
chorus work. made n hit with Their
Characterization of an Irishman. Mrs.
Josephine T.. Wayman and Miss Jean
Jackson were both compelled to re-
spond TO TO their interesting
aud humorous readings. The finale.
including all those on the program
singing God Save Ireland follow
ed by the singing of America and
The Star-Spangled Banner when
brought the audience to their feet.
was a fitting conclusion to a wen
rendered and exceptionally good pro
gram. After the program the haii
was cleared and the young people en-
loyed a few hours of dancing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Galloway OF
FftN-. for "a