White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-01-28

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nicely.
Leonard Gibson left the early part
of the week for Salt Lake, where he
will undergo an operation for the
displacement of two ribs. Mr.. Glib
son has made his home in MeGill for
the last year and is employed as a
motion picture operator at Stones
showhouse. His many friends hope
for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. Jack Gordon entertained in
formally with one table of bridge
Wednesday afternoon. At the close
of the game Mrs. Lloyd Ginter was
awarded the high and refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Lloyd Ginter entertained a
number of friends Wednesday after
noon. the complimented guests being
Mrs. George Riser. Mrs. Andrew
Smith and Mrs. Guy V. Towsley.
Cards were the divrsion. followed by
lunchcn.
Next Sunday. February /. a spe-
cial train will be run from Ely. and
McGill TO currie, where a big jack
rabbit drive will take place. A large
crowd is expected TO take advantage
of the special rate made by the Sc
vada Northern, which is So for the
round trip. Much credit Is due
Sheriff Nicholson and Deputy Sheriff
Stanley Reed for their efforts In Sc
curing the train for the big hunt.
which will furnish a good days sport
for the hunters OF the district.
Mrs Charles Holmes was hostess
to the members of the Silver Card
Club at her home on Second street
the diversion Of the evening. with
Mrs. Stanley Draper winning The
high score prize, Mrs. Sam Bernstein
the second and Mrs. Frank Brown
the free for all. Music vas then en-
joyed and luncheon was served for
the following members: Mesdamos
c. J. Barnes. William Hendry. Rich
ard Peterson. Frank Brown, Sam
Bernstein, Haven Miller. Melvin An
derson. Max Herman. Stanley ORA
per, James Lee and Ernest Gibson.
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In compliment to Mrs. II. Tozer.
who is a house guest at the home of
Mrs. II. J. Hoyt. Mrs. G. f. Wickberg
entertained with a I o'clock luncheon
Wednesday afternoon. Pink cut
flowers formed the c%enterpieee for
the table. the same color scheme of
pink being earrid out in the place
cards. After luncheon progressive
dice was enjoyed. with Mrs. Angus
Robertson winning the first prize
and Mrs. George Tate the eonsola-
tion. Enjoying the afternoon. in
eludsng the honor guest, were Mes
danes Richard Peterson. L +. Wal
ker. II. ]. Hoyt, Percy Mitchell. Will
liam Hendry, Angus Robertson Carl
Barrass. George Tate, George McCar-
rell and George Omealey.
Saturday evening of last week DIR.
and Mrs. Ontie Hovenden entertain.
ed with five tables of five hundred.
At the close OF an enjoyable game
Mrs. J. c. kinnear was awarded the
high score, Mrs, Leonard Larson sec
ond and J. c. Kinnear the consola-
ton. Luncheon was then served on
the card tables and was carried out
in a pink and white scheme. Dam
cling vas then enjoyed until a late
hour. The guests were Messrs. ana
Mesdames J. F. Fliege, Charles Zieg-
Ter, j. c. Kinnear, George Riser.
Frank Huffer, Rowe McCrea. Will
liam Sanders. Andrew Smith, Lloyd
Ginter, Jack Gordon. Ernest Mohr
Spencer Douglas, Leonard Larson. r
A. Rogers and John e. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Engelke on
tertained at five tables of FIVE INN.
dred Saturday evening of last week
ut their home In Townsite. After a
number OF games high scores were
awarded as follows: Ladies' first
Mrs. Chester Winton: second. Nrs
Jack Morrison: gentlemen's first. Err
nest stewart; second. Frank jane
son; Mrs. Fred Crouch and M. Lau.
rehson' consultations. Antique games
arranged by the hostess were then
enjoyed and a two-course luncheon
served at IL o'clock brought the en-
!oyaDie affair to a close. Those en-
Toying Mr.. and Mrs. Engelke's hos
pitality We're Messrs. and Mesdames
FRED Crouch, Walter Remington. NJ.
L~anrenson' George Radcliffe, Frank
Jameson. c. Murphy. Chester Win
ton, chris Halter, Ernest Stewart.
JACK Morrison, Mrs. Title Anderson
and Richard Cullom.
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