White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-09-30
SOCIETY NOTES AM
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Nlllldul ~. lhOOTIldH anu the nCSteSS.
Mrs. Caperton and Mrs. Jackson had
high scores.
John A. Mayett, who visited at the
home of Mrs. Margaret O'Fare for
several days, left Tuesday morning
for Eureka.
Mrs. William Y. McGil entertained
the members of the Pirate Bridge
Club at her home on McGill terrace
Wednesday afternoon. Mesdames Os-
mond G.. Bates, Arthur Smith and
Frank Roper enjoyed the game with
her, after which refreshments were
served. Mrs. Bates had high score.
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Miss Minnie Meyers, who with her
mother, Mrs. w. e. Meyers, has been
visiting in California, returned home
last evening. Mrs. Meyers stopped
over in Salt Lake for a short visit
with her daughter, Mrs. B%oyd-Smith
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Mrs. Lee H. Murdoch was hostess
to the members of the Stingy Club at
her home on hurry street Wednes-
day afternoon. An en joyable after
noon of five hundred with Mrs. Fred
West having high score was conclud-
ed with the serving of refreshments
to Mesdames Clarence J. McFadden,
Frank E. Grant, Fred T. West and
Edith Miller.
Miss Julia Dean West had Miss
Pearl Baker and Fred Brown as din
ner guests at her home on hurry
street Sunday evening.
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Wednesday evening in compliment
to the birthday anniversary of Mr..
Ebert Mrs. Samuel b. Ebert enter
tanned at dinner at their home in
East Ely. Autumn leaves combined
with fruit formed an attractive cen
ter for the table, at which cards
marked places for the honor guest,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s.. Chandler,
DR.. and Mrs. Raplh A. Bowdle, Mrs.
F. p. Ebert ard B. L. Quay,e.
Mrs. Thomas G. Davis of Kimberly
spent Friday in Ely a guest of her
mother, Mrs. Jane Merger.
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Mrs. Park Grier entertained at
her home on Campton street Friday
evening. The guests enjoyed a pleas
ant evening of five hundred and late
IN the evening refreshments were
srved. Mrs. Riepe received the high
score prize, Anderson second and
Mrs. Thompson the consolation. The
guests were Mesdames C. l.. Grier,
August r. Riepe Albert O'Connell,
D. H. Anderson, Waldo Thompson.
Glen Bodell, Joseph Collins, Robert
T. Nichols, Norval CARING, Charles
Bondurant, J. w. Thiessen, Dan T.
Deckelman, Harold P. Jackson, G..
Ellis, Ed E. Knox, the Misses Marie
O'Connell, Milvia Bownah, Cora
James, Mildred Cropley, Flora Rowan,
Muriel Heron, Nola Phalan, Grace
Fletcher, Estelle and Margaret
Curto.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the P. +, O. will be held at the
home of Mrs. Josephine f. Wayman,
! apartment 8 of the Richmar, tomor-
row evening.
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Mrs. Archie e. Hartman enter.
tanned the members of the Double f
Bridge Club at her home in East Ely
Wednesday afternoon. Following
several interesting games refresh
ments were served. Present were
Msdames j. w. Painter. George w.
Wright, George F. Deckelman, Har~
old A.. Davidson, Philip Aliets, John
c. Hickey, Frank l.. Beverly and
James c. Wheeler. Mrs. Beverly had
high score and Mrs. Deckelman sec
ond.
Fred D.. West of McGill spent Fri
day in Ely and was a dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. West.
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Mrs. Louis r. Zadow extended hos
pitality to the members of the Spoon
Club at her home on Canyon street
Friday evening. After enjoying sew
eral games Of five hundred refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Creighton
P. WhitmOre won the first prize and
Miss Fannie Cupid second. Other
guests were Mosdames N. b. Dorsey,
Nealy H. Chaplin, George W. Baird
William Padden, Jay E. Drinton
Herald w. Edwards, Virgil H. Var
gas, Ray Belding, Fred D. Oldfeld,
the Misses Laura Gallagher. Mar
garet O'Hare and Frances Peters.
Tho 7 od;oc' fN,;11 80 o.
news church will hold their monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. ]. w.
Griffith Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Frank Roper was hostess to
the members of the Wednesday Sew
ing Club at her home in East Ely
Wednesday evening. After the ladies
had enjoyed a few hours of needle
work they were Joined by their hus-
bands for refreshments. Those at
tending were Mesdames John f. Cal
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