The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-02-22

Miss Betty Edwards entertained a
group of twelve friends at her home
in honor of Valentines day. After a
number of delightful games had been
played, Miss Edwards served deli
cious lunch.
Mrs. George Anderson and Mrs. B.
j. Agnew entertained Monday even
ing at four tables of bridge. Mrs Har-
old Mcfarland, Mrs. Rudolph Hala-
mick and Mrs. Richard Hodge were
the prize winners.
Miss Ursula Baden and Miss Mar
garet SchwartZbauer entertained their
bridge club at a bridge luncheon Sat
urday afternoon at the Leslie Brownell
home. Miss Florence Healy secured
high score.
Miss Marguerite Simonich, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Simonich,
left Wednesday for Milwaukee, Wis
consin. Miss Simonich will stay with
her aunt and enter the Milwaukee
Central High School
On Thursday, February %, at s
O'Clock, 1.-THE Eve of the Revolution"
the second in the series of the Yale
Chronicles of American History viii be
shown at the Washington Auditorium.
Admission, 20c.-adv.
Misses Florence Healy, Vera Nelson
and Myrtle Rauch, DR.. j. j. Call,
Thomas Carey and Chick Lindbeck
motored to Duluth Sunday to see
Schubert's revue Gay Paree" at the
Duluth Orpheum.
Mrs. A. Schroeder, who has been
spending the larger part of the win
ter at Minneapolis taking medical
treatments returned to the city last
week and has been visiting with
friends. She left for Minneapolis yes
terday.
Lillian Gish in "The Enemy" is ap-
pearing at the Opera House tonight
and tomorrow night, February % and
%, for the benefit of the American Le-
gion Post and the Legion Auxiliary.
This is well worth seeing besides help
ing worthy cause.
David Bourgin of Virginia son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bourgin of this
city, was married Tuesday, February
10, to Miss Lillian Ellis of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, formerly of Eveleth, at
Milwaukee. Mr.. and Mrs. Bourgin will
make their home at Virginia.
Mrs. Anton Klun entertained at
Valentine party February IA, in honor
of her son, Edward, on his eighth
birthday. Eight boys were present be-
sides Mrs. Matt Moravitz, Mrs. Joe
Russ, Mrs. Joe Klun, Mrs. Adolph
Dolenshek, Miss Theresa Zakragshek
and Miss Mary Russ. Mrs. Fred Fred
rickson assisted in serving
At the Morning service Sunday at
the Methodist church, VIM. Mitchell
was presented with a beautiful foun-
tain pen, and pencil as recognition of
his faithful services as Supt. of the
Sunday School for the last twenty
years Sunday School Supt. John
Nankervis on behalf of the officers and
teachers made the presentation
Sammy" Phillips, who plays with
Eveleth Junior College Hockey Team
was in Houghton, Michigan, last week
with the team and while there visited
with MIR. and Mrs. Richard Trezona.
Phillips plays an elegant left wing for
Eveleth and his team has defeated the
best college and Semi-pro teams in the
country. He received his first skating
lessons on the Ely public skating rink.
Several from here attended a re-
ception at the Elk's Temple at Eveleth
last evening given to about thirty sem
ators and representatives who were
making friendly visit to the range
towns as the guests of Senator George
Lommen Of this district. Those who
went report a very pleasant time and
the senators and representatives a
fine bunch to meet.
Miss Bernice Prisk, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Prisk, graduated this
month from the Northwestern Univer-
Sity at Chicago, Illinois Miss Prisk
has accepted a position at the Uni
versity where she is managing cos
TUNES for the University Theatre,
Children's Theatre, the Play shop. she
Is also teaching class in costuming
at the school of speech.
Frank Skala, the enterprising deal
er in groceries and meats, sponsored
the program put on by TEST Station
at the Vermilfon Electric Company
Sunday evening. After the program
Mr.. Skala and those on the program
INDUCED in dinner party at the For
est Hotel Those participating in