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ELY SOCIETY NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
THE donee given by the sophomoic
class cf the White Pine county
high school Friday evening was a
pronounced suceesa, the beautifully
gowned misses coming in for much
favorable comment. Punch wnt served.
The dance was attended by practically
every member of the class. Those
present were the Misses Ellen Ander
son, Gertrude Ankers, Dorothy Annand,
Myrtle Baker, Leota Bateman, lterlha
Blair, Gertrude Bliss, Mildred Clark,
Jessie Colwell, Margaret -Curto, Grace
Dickson. Molly Fletcher, Gladys Hexem.
Lucille Jackson, Katherine MacLaugh -
lin, Ruth MacLaughlin. Ethel Musick.
Kathryn Randall, Leota Robb. Char
lotte Btaveat, Hannah fiteele, Leona
Walker, Koneta Torrance, Thelma Day,
Raymond Leo, Fred Anderson. Tom
Bagwill, Maxwell Bull, Calvin Rarcom,
Donovan Ilrooks, Ernest Clays, .Tames
Elliott, Will Fisher, Thomas Haley,
Burt Holbrook, Ernest Inwood, John
Mlrich, Meredith Mitchell, Edwin Paint
er. I^awrence S.llstrom, Aaron Thomas.
John Welsh and Paul Wiley.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage cf Miss Gladys Brewster of
Halt Lake City to turnout Burdick of
Austin, Nev.. the wedding taking place
Tuesday of last week at tho homo of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Brewster, 1040 Windsor Avenue, Halt
Lake City. The ceremony was p< i -
formed in the presence of relatives and
a few Intimate friends by the. Rev.
Frank Bros*. The bride was attired
in a dress of cream satin, trimmed
with pearls. Miss Irene Brewster acted
as bridesmai 1 and little Alberta Brew
si er was ringbearer. The ceremony was
followed by an informal reception. The
couple will be at home in Ely after
December 1. The bride will be well
remembered by Ely friends, having at
tended the grade school while her
parents were residents ol this district.
Captain Samuel C. Karrick. formerly
employed by the Giroux Consolidated
f'opper Company at Kimberly, who saw
active service overseas and who since
the ending of the war entered business
in New York City, has retired from
rame and reentered the service. Cap
tain Karrick is now stationed nt Camp
Lewis, where ho and Mrs. Karrick are
now at home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. lb Nance und Jit
und Mrs T«d Matthews of Ruth were
Ely visitors Wednesday evening, at
tending the show to sec Potty Ar
buckle in tba "Roundup."
Mrs F. E. McCarthy of Rutli was an
Ely visitor Wednesday, being a lunch
• on guest of Mrs. John Mahoney.
Mrs. Anna I.ykin* ami Miss I.yklns
ol Kimberly were Ely \l*ltor« Wednes
day
Mr*. Ib rl Walker of McGill »a» m
Kly visitor Monday and entertained
Mra. Martha Farmer at luncheon at the
Crystal cafe.
Mis* Dorothy Meyers, who rpi ni the
week end in Ely as ttie guest of her
mother. Mr*. Willis E. Meyer*, left Sun
day for the Itobtson ranch In Snake
valley, where she Is leaching school.
Mra Martha Farmer hft* Issued invi
tations for a card pari and luncheon
10 be given n.xt Tu. sday afternoon.
Mrs. Claire Kobert*. who underwent
operation for ion*lllii» «t the St.p
to* hospital Wedn sday. is rapidly con
valescing.
Mrs. C. II. Nance and Mrs. " E.
Matthews of Knlh were EU visitor*
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A U. Kowau ui< «!»•
house gu-'Sta of their son and daughter.
Mr and Mr*. Chris Itowan. Mr. and
Mr*. Itowan are from Lafayette. In<1..
and are enroute to California to sp. nd
the n»xt three month* for the benefit
of Mrs. Tto'.an * heath.
Clarence Howan I* planning e trip
in the near future to sp. nd 'he holi
day* In CaJtfornla.
Mr*. E E. Knox of Ontrul EJy en
tertained the E T. C. at Us meeting
held Tuesday afternoon Dainty re
freshments were served. The after
noon was spent In sewing and l.ading
Thrae presi nt were Mrs. II. A. I-ravel.
Mrs Clarence O. Darren. Mr*. Oeorgu
W Uchlltor. Mrs. 1). T. Hlong. Mrs.
W O. Moorman. Mrs. James MacLaugfc
lln Mi*. D. C. McDonald. Mrs. A. N.
McDonald. Mrs Ge irge \V. Jackson.
Mr*. E.l rurcell and Mrs. Idddell.
Mrs. Clarence O. Harron eiilt rtiilned
the members of the lAdles' Aid Society
,.f the M. til odist church Wednesday
afternoon. Dainty rrfreahment* wcr.
scived nt the conclusion of the meet
ing Further plana lor tlio bazar to
lie held December 13 wero the subject
...I the discussion. The nl.l members
*jirr Mrs. Clareno© O. Barron. Mth. K.
II#lr. Mis Georg*' W. lichlU.r, Mr*.
1). T. Hlong. Mrs. A O. Jon. *, Mr*. U
11 Stevenson. Mis I. K. lte.ee. Mr*
C. II II Wheel. *: and Mr*. I. D
lace.
Mr*. It »• phintf Woymon . nit i tiiin. d
at a charming dinner lant Sunday nign •
cover* were placed for Mr. one Mr*.
A N McDonald M>-*. William Cninph.-n
Miul Ma*lt • ltnv McDonald
Announcement tin* •»' "»* ,,m‘
birth of a ion, born to Mr.
Clifford FO*ter III Salt Lake City Tucm
day morning Mr*. Clifford w* form
erly MU* Carrie I.lmUkog. daughter of
Mr. and Mr*. \ c. |,lnd*kog ..r Last
Kir
Mr*. Let- II. Murdock ».»* n charming
iioste** Tut-atlay evening at u Kensing
ton. Dainty refrc»limonts were served.
Those pre*! nt were Mr*. Fred T. W eat.
Mi*. Pro* J. Oonntound, Mr*. M. *
clays, Mr*. Karl Mangum. Mr*. J»V
Itiintou. Mr* nerthg Fox. MU* Kdna
Squire*. Vli** Kate Gilbert. .Ml** < li'ia
McDonald amt MU» Cleora Murdock.
Mr*. J H. Callahan of Uutii is re
ceiving the aymparty of her many
friends over the death of her mother.
Mr*. Henry Teller of Albany. N. Y.
which occurcd Thanksgiving Kve.
Mrs. F. I). Oldfield entertained the
member* of the Saturday Five Hundred
Club yesterday. The club member* are
Mr*. Percy Jackson, Mr*. J. F. Mile*.
Mr*. C. L. Grier. Mr*. C. P. Whitmore.
* Mr*. I. -C. C. Whitmore. Mr*. D. O.
" McDonald. Mr* A N. McDonald. Mr*.
H. A. Cumins, Mis. Jay Urlnlon, Mrs.
Thomos A. Hath, Mrg, Francis M. Itoot,
Mrs, Vurtis II. B> nt am! Mrs. Josephine
Weyntan.
Mrs. J. W. Uurrus of Ruth was an
My visitor Wednesday, visiting Mr.
Purrus, who is a patient at the Steptoe
hospital,
^ Mr, and Mrs. J. Morris and daughter
Charlotte of Ruth are leaving by motor
today for Halt Lake City, with the In
tention of making their future home
cither in I’tah or Idaho.
IV. O. Deacon of Elko was u dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Hay Tues
day evening.
Miss Willie Carpenter entertained
♦ he members of the newly-formed
Tuesday Afternoon Sewing Club. The
club members are the Misses Alberta
Adams. M dba Gernghtj. Virginia Hay
and Irene Cook.
Miss Alda Stevens was a charming
hostess to t ae members of the Spoon
Club at her home in East Ely Monday
night. l>nlnty Refreshments were
served. Prizes were won by Mrs. 11.
A. Davidson and Mrs. Itlchard C. White.
Those present were Miss Kvo Timmons,
Miss Mary O’SuHIvnn, Mtss Madge
Smith, Miss Fanny Cupid, Mrs. Carl
Peters. Miss Bess Fulmer, Mrs. Jay
Urinton, Mrs. Carroll Morrill, Mrs. C.
P. Whitmore. Mrs. Richard C. White,
Mrs. II. A. Davidson and Mrs. C M.
Stevei son noted as substitute*.
Mrs. C. N. Stevenson and daughter
Betty, who spent the )a*t fortnight on
a visit to Salt Uke City, returned
Sunday • vcr.ing.
Mrs. Frank Roper entertained the
members of the Wednesday Sewing
Club at her home in East Ely Wcdner
day afternoon. The afternoon was
spent in sewing and conversation, at
the conclusion of which dainty re
freshments w< re served. The club
members are Mrs. Vail Pittman, Mrs.
II. E. Sturtevant, Mrs. Nealy II.
Chapin, Mrs. Osmond George Bates,
Mrs. J, E. Callahan. Mrs. Frank Swartz,
Mrs. Walt II. Bishop and Mr*. K. A.
Richardson.
Mrs. F. It. McCrca. Miss Estelle Dike
nun and Mrs. Paul It. Boese motored
tA Ruth Monday afternoon and had tea
at the homo of Mrs. Walter Ijirsh
Mi ind Mr*. Aubrey Burkhart Bun
hum were host* at a charmingly ar
ranged dinner Sunday evening. Cover*
were placed for Mi»* Ruin Oliver. Mr*.
Richard C. White, Vine Ruse, 1» It
Mays and Dr. Robert P. Roantree.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Hoese were
botts at the newly formed Bridge-Din
ner Club Thursday evening. A delic
ious dinner proceeded ihe playing of
card*. The club member* are Dr. and
Mrs. Ralph A. Bowdle. Mr and Mr*.
George A. Whtteley and Mr. and Mi*.
Samuel B. Elbert.
Air*. W. J. Carr entertained the
| members of the guild of St. Bartholo
mew's church Wednesday afternoon.
At the conclusion of the meeting dainty
refreshments wore served.
Mrs. John Weber will be toe next
hostess to the members of the Grand
mothers’ Club
Mr. and Mr*. C. N. Stevenson ar;l
daughter Betty •.vote dinner guest* of
Mr and Mrs T V Steven* Sunday
evening upon the arrival of Mr*
Stevenson and daughter front Ailt !-ake
City.
Mr*, occur II. Cpwall entertained tlie
member* of La Coutturo at her home
In Ely Thursday evening The evening
wn* spent in *ewlng and music.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The elub members are Mr* Jay Brln
ton, Mrs. Carroll Morrill. Sir*. C. P
Whitmore. Mrs. Oacnr If. Upwall. Alt*.
Curtis If Bent. Air* Carl F. Peter*.
Miss Bess Fulmer. A!i*s Madge Smith.
Miss Clcora Murdock ind All** Alan
O’Sullivan.
Mr. and Mis. George Campbell of
St.ptoo Valley were Ely visitor* Mon
day night while attending the show.
Ml’, and Mrs. J. F. Miles. Mt and
Mrs. Fred D. Oldlield. James O Haro,
David, Cyril and George Mile*, also the
Misses I .call Miles and Amelia Alayett.
who spent Thanksgiving at the Ilior
dlan ror.ch. returned home Sunday
evening, all declaring that they hod a
wonderful time.
Tli«• po*lpon«d meeting >>f Dm Even
ing Bridge Club was held Wednesday
evt nilig at Ihe* home of Mis. II A.
Domino, on Murry street. Dainty re
f i . shill. nt» were served. The club
members are Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miles.
Mi and Mir D. C. McDonald. Mr
and Mrs. A. N. M. Donald. Mr. and Mi s.
D. T. Stong. Mrs. J. E. Weymnn, Mia
William Campbell. Mlsa Jennie V. w
lng.1 and Alfred Tnmblyn.
Mrs. E.l llorrocka will b. Ih. m vl
hostess to tiie memlieis of Die Double
E Hrldg' Club at h. i borne ic East
Ely
Mrs. Clou I'S S. Cbandlei entertained
the inembeis of the Drama League at
her borne in East Ely Thursday after
noon. Tin' afternoon was spent In
reading and sewing. Tea was served
Tli. club members are Mrs Kalph A.
How die, Mia. William N« il McGill, Mrs.
gamllel n. Elbert. Miss Estelle Lake
nun. Miss Margaret Smith. Mr* Nealy
11. Chapin. Mrs. Raymond H. Holuman.
Mrs. Arllini Smith and Mrs. George A.
White ley
Mis. William Y. McGill «ill • ut. i
tain the members of the Pirate Ri Idgc
club next Wednesday afternoon
Mr. and Mr*. Rlton llairis cnteitain
,.j nt cards during the last week. Those
present were Mr. and Mi*.-c. P Whit
more, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Morrill.
Miss Madge Smith and 1-ester Kalnslus.
Mrs. H. A. Davidson will be the next
hostess to the memlx r* of the P. E. O.
club.
Mr*. Percy Jackson and Mrs. Pro*
J. Ootnnond went to McGill Monday
night to attend the card party given
fof the benefit of St- Michael s church.
Mr. and Mr*. August It. Rlepe. Mr.
and Mrs. Dawrrnce A. Tletg. Rev.
Father llogr.n and Tom Ptaek were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Stack of McGill Sunday evening, the
party being later Joined by Mrs. Her
man Tlstz Sr., Herman Tlctz Jr. and
Fr«d Buglin, when cards were played
and a late supper served.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Oldttcld, ac
companied by Miss Frances Pclero,
motored to McGill Monday evening to
attend the yard party,
Mr*. Joiiu Oxley of McGill vis an
Fly visitor Monday.
Mr*. J. K. It. Baker of McGill tpenl
Monday in Fly on a shopping trip.
Mrs. Joseph Martin entertained the
members of the Ne.udlecraft Club at her
home In Central Ely Thursday after
noon. The afternoon was spent in sew
ing and conversation, at the conclusion
of which d&lnty refreshments were
served. The club members are Mrs.
Clarence G. Barron. Mrs. .1. K. Keece,
Miss Jennie Newinger. Mrs. .lack
Scarff, Mrs. Robert Halrd. Mr*. 1>. T.
Stong. Mrs. K. K. Knox. Mr*. T C.
Marsh. Mrs. W. C. Gallagher, Mrs. C.
M. Stevenson. Mrs. J. D. Wallace. Mrs.
H. A. Fravel. Mrs. I.. >1 House and
Miss Jennie Newlr.gtr.
Mr. hi <1 Mrs. August H. ltivpe, ac
companied by Mrs. Martini Farmer,
motored to McGill Monday night to at
tend the card party.
Miss Ophelia Gilmore was a charm
ing hostess at cards Friday evening.
Dainty refreshments were served. The
invited guests were the Miss..* Black,
Rogers. Graham. Dcvereaux, Hilling,
Taylor, Hansen. Walt, .Tenney and
Howells. Mrr. George Wolff and Mrs.
B. B. Knox.
Mrs. Paul R. Boese was uu informal
hostess at cards during the last week.
The Invited guests were Mrs. Arthur
Smith and Miss Margaret Smith, the
party first attending the show.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McLaughlin IJUVti
as their house guest their niece. Miss
Mineru Graham of Butte, Mont.
In honor of their first wedding an
niversary. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mor
rill entertained at a charming dinner
Sunday evening. A howl of chrysan
themums formed the centerpiece for
the tabic. Covers were placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Brinion, Dr. and Mrs.
J. A. Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. «\ P.
Whitmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Creighton P. Whitmore
« ntertnlned at dinner Tuesday evening.
Covers wire placed for Ikr. and Mrs.
J. A. Wallace.
Mrs. Feed T. W est will be hostess
to the members of t ie Amateur Urtdg.
Club at it' meeting next Wedn- sda\
afternoon.
.Miss Frances Peters sp, ill the wr.-k
end in McGill ar the guest "f Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph V. Murphy.
Air. and Mrs. B. O. Ringer hud Air.
and Mrs. It. E. Allddaugh of AtcGIII as_
dinner guests Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Farm, r and George
Short wire Initiated Into the Itebekah
order last Thursday night. Dainty re
freshments were served. The drill
team consists of Mrs. Susie Griffin,
Miss Bessie Bold, Miss Katie McKernan.
Xfiss Kate Gilbert. Miss Virglna J.
Carothers. Mrs. J. II. Gallagher. Mis.
II. L. Evans, Mrs. Charolette Spear.
Xlrs. XI. r, Shiillanbarger. Mrs. I.ouls
Zadow and Drlllmaster Royal s'.
Mu I hi nr
The .Misses Disolina and Rosie l.u
sietti of flteptoc Valley were Ely visit
ors Tuesday, spending the das’ with
their sister, Mrs. Nltcrl Berger of
Central Ely.
Miss Harriett Boyd of Centiul Ely.
who teaches at the Campbell ranch,
left for her duties Sunday, accompanied
by the Allsses Agnes and Blanch,
Thomas and Homer Anrlg.
Air. and Airs. J. A. Radle of Itutii
Were Ely visitors Sunday .lining at
the Elite rafe.
Mr. and -Mrs. James S. Bennett were
dinner gu. sts at the Blit, cafe Sunday.
Hr, and Mrs. Hen K. Firman were
dinner guests at the Elite cafe Sunday.
Mrs. C. J Mosley of McGill was an
Ely visitor Monday, being the lunch
eon guest of Mrs. Archie Mali.
Mrs. F. A. Metier was a dinner guest
at the Elite cafe Sunday.
Mrs. Al. S. Clays, mother of Airs.
Fred T. West. who was quite 111 during
the last week. Is now convalescent.
Miss Cleora Mufdock was a charm
| Ing dinner hostess Monday night. Cov
ers were placed for Miss Margaret
Hogan of McGill. Leo Decklenian. Al
Hurke and Van Newman, the party
later attending the show, then return
ing to the Murdock home where danc
ing was enjoyed, followed by the serv
ing of a delicious dialing dish supper.
Van Ni wmin wai u dinner guest :it
the home of Mr. and Mr*. Lee If. Mill -
dock Sunday,
Mrs. John II. Eager had Mr. I ary Inn
Plummer .IS a illnnr r gu-st Sunday.
Mr, iin«i Mrs. Dolph Kopplano enter
tained at a turkey dinner Monday even
ing. Covers were placed for Mr. nml
Mr*, treble Blair. Miss Bertha Blulr.
Miss Marjorie Blair. Miss Minnie Gris
Wold. Joseph Bamhrlck and 1-asatn
Zublri.
Miss Lucille llaguus and Miss Thelma
Ilagar.s spent the week end as tin
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hagans
at Cherry Creek.
Hr. and Mr*, ltalph A. Bowdle enter
tained guests at dinner Sunday night
at the Steptoe hotel. Covers w< re
placed for Mr. and Mrs. William Neil
McGill._
Mis. Archie Blair was a charming
dinner hostess Tuesday evening. Covers
were placed fur Miss Minnie Griswold.
Miss Bertha Blair, Marjorie Blair and
Joseph Bamhrlck.
Miss Minnie Griswold of Cherry
Creek, who spent the week end ns the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Dolph Fop
piano. departed Wednesday for home.
Joseph Bamhrlck of Cherry Creek,
who has been the house guest of Mrs.
Dolph Kopplano over the week end.
left Wednesday for home.
Mrs. Walter S. Holmnulst was a
charming hostess Tuesday afternoon
when she entertained at te*. fellow
chrysanthemums formed a centerpiece
for the testable. The Invited guests
were Mrs. Nealy It Chapin, Mrs. M. R.
Doraey, Mrs. Watt H. Bishop. Mrs.
Charles 3. Chandler, Mrs. William Nell
McGill, Mrs. 8. Herbert Williams and
Mrs. George M. Kinsley.
Mrs. Kucy Kolselle went »o McGill
Wednesday and spent the day as the
guest of Mrs. Ham Kisted and Mrs. .1.
C. Clifford.
i The Misses Carolyn Oimo un<l Jeanne
j Dooley were dinner guests at the Elite
cafe Sunday
Mrs. James 8. Bennett charmingly
entertained the members of tho Tues
day Evening Five Hundred Club during
the week. Delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. Ed Millard won flr*t prise
and Mrs. George' H. Kinsley the con
solution. Those present were Mrs. Ed
Millard. Mis. George H. Kinsley, Mrs.
John Weber, Mrs. John Huntington
Eager, Mrs. Charles A. Walker, Miss
Virginia i. Carothers, Mrs. V>. C. Mc
Donald. Mrs. Percy Jackson. Mrs. Jerry
Kent, Mrs. I. C. C. Whitmore, Mrs. Ed
White and Mrs. i». P. Bartley.
.Mrs. Walter s. HolmqulM wie a
charming dinner hostess Thursday
evening. Chrysanthemums formed tjie
centerpiece of the dining table. Covers
were placed for Miss Estelle tjikenan.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Whitelcy. Mrs.
It. C. White, c. n. Kakenan. Richard
Snell, William Biggane and Mr. and
Mrs. Pa'il R. Boise.
Jlrs. Charles S. Chaiull* r entertained
at dinner last night complimentary to
her little house guest. Miss Mary
l«oulsc Ross of San Francisco. Covers
were laid for the Misses Polly and
Peggy While. Mrs. U. C. White and
Mts. Walter S. Holmquist.
Mrs. John Velland of Snake Valley
and Mrs. M. Moyle of Ely arrived safely
in sunny California, and are having a
most enjoyable time.
Mrs. Joseph V. Murphy of McGill was
• in Ely visitor on a shopping trip Tues
day.
Mrs. Hugh McIntyre of McGill spent
Tuesday In Ely on a shopping trip.
Mrs. Robert Roberston of McGill was
an Ely visitor Tuesday spending the
•lay shopping.
Tlie Misses Edith La Belle, Mary
I echlenm'n. Fred West and Harold
Jackson motor* d to McGill Wednesday
evening rirnl enjoyed a swim in ilio
tltiht'OM*' pool, having supper after
ward nt t*i< Popular *•.■»{?
T1 *■ Mi.i.oes Lucille liagau*. Mary
Ash anil Theltnan Hagans, accompaa
ied by Kent Baird, Vaughan l*rigg3
aid Stanley Williams, motored to Mc
Gill Wednesday evening and enjoy id
n plunge 'ii the clubhouse pool, lat* '
returning to Ely, where a dainty sup
j er was served ai the Elite cafe. r. i •
lew***! hr Or nelrg.
Mrs Wilbur P. Lindsey and two it’,
tcresting children. Roger uml Betty.
ot McGill, were Ely visitors Friday,
being luncheon guests of Mrs. James
S. Rennet'.
Air. and Airs. Cline Spell and two
sons, Cline and Luther, were Ely visi
tors Thursday, tiding luncheon guests
of Mrs. Thomas A. Bath.
Mrs. D. P. Bartley entertained the
members of the Aniafuer Bridge Club
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John Eager
liad high score. Those present were
Mrs. John Weber. Mrs. John II. Eager.
Mrs. Charles A. Walker, Mrs. Qoorge
H. Llnsley. Miss Virginia J. Carothers.
Mr*. Ed Millard and Mrs. W. O. Moor
men. who acted as a substitute.
Mrs. C. P. McDowell and Mrs. N. C.
Bryant ot Ruth were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mis. lAwrer.ee A. Tlets Tues
day evening, the party later attending
the show
Mrs. W. K. Meyers was tt McGill
visitor Monday evening being the guest
of Mrs. D. Boyd-Sinith. ami later at
tending the card party for Die benelll
of St. Michael’s church.
Mr. and Mrs. August II. RLpe, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence A. Tlet* and Airs.
Herman Tint* motored to McGill Thurs
day evening to attend the dance given
by the newly formed Cotillion Club.
Mrs. Charles Holmes of McGill was
an Ely visitor Thursday evening, being
the guest of Mrs. Frank Holmes, the
party attending he show.
Aiiss Sadie Tliomns of Ruth was an
Ely visitor Friday evening attending
the sophomore dance and spending the
week end as iiic guest of Miss Leona
Walker.
Van Newman Is In receipt of .» latter
from Mr*. Newman saying that she will
return some time during the coming
week from Stockton. Cal., where she
was called owing to the serious illness
of her father, who Is now rapidly con
valescing.
Mrs. A. A. Shell of Ruth was mi Ely
visitor 1 riday. spending the day on a
shopping trip.
Mrs. James S. Bennett was a charm
ing luncheon hostess Monday, the table
having a centerpiece of Cecil Brunner
roses and violets. The invited guests
were Mrs. M. It. Dorsey of Elko. Mrs.
Nealy II. Capin. Mrs. John Weber and
Mrs. George H. Unsley.
After visiting relatives in Eelil, Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Birch returned home
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. W. Booth of McGill was an
Ely visitor Friday, being n luncheon
guest of Mrs. George Bennett.
Mr. ad Mrs. William Nelli McGill and
Miss Frances McGill departed this
morning for Salt 1-ake City. Mr. Mc
Gill while In Salt Hake will attend the
convention of rwngo livestock pro
ducers, which will bo held December
#, 7 and 8 ut the Hotel Utah.
Mrs. G. E. Hickey of East Ely de
parted this morning for a visit to
California.
Miss Margaret Smith will depart dur
ing the coming week to aepnd the
Christmas holidays with her niece, Mrs.
Norman Dorn, nee Maude Smith, at
Coalinga, Cal.
Mrs. T1 omui H. Curnow, who suffered
a relapse Inst Sur ’ay. Is onw rapidly
convalescing.
Mr? ran! H. TWse entertained at
'card 'ollowed hy the serving of a
delicious supper, Saturday evening.
Those present were Mrs. G. L. Hickey.
Mrs. Gael 8. Hoag. Mrs. Vail Pittman,
Mrs. Arthur Smith and Miss Madge
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Christian of
Ukiab. Cal., former residents of Kast
Kly, aro registered as guests at the
Steptoe hotel.
Mrs. John Hyland of Ruth was an
Kly visitor Friday, spending the day
shopping.
I'r. and Mis. Lord of Ilutli were Kly
j visitors Friday, spending the day shop
ping.
Mrs. Joseph V. Murphy of McGill
was a lluth visitor Saturday, spending
tlie afternoon as the guest of Mrs. A.
A. Shell
Miss Josephine Murphy of McGill
spent llie week end £s the guest of the
Misses Mildred and Lois Shell of Until.
Miss Janice Pury.ar of McGill was
the week end guest of her father at
noth.
Miss Frances Ungwjll of McGill way
an Kly visitor Friday, spending the
day shopping
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SOCIETY AT M’GILL
Air. and Airs. Flunk Van IJusen en
tertained Monday evening at n prettily
appointed dinner at their home in ITp
pertown. when they lind as their guests
Miss Adelaide Brown and Stanley Hnll
inger.
Tuesday afternoon at her home in
Middletown Mrs. William A. McCoy
was the charming hostess to the Thurs
day Afterifoon Bridge Club. Tbe
members enjoyed an afternoon at cards,
followed by daintly served refresh
ments. The members of the club took
this occasion for prenenting Mrs. It.
1’. 1-aniborn, who is leaving to make
her homo in Sait Lake City, with a
picture as a token of their regard.
The members present were Mrs. Jack
Gordon, Mrs, Clinton Bagwill, Mrs. Lil
lian Martin, Mrs. Lloyd Gintcr, Mrs.
John Emcr Long. Mrs. 1>. Boyd-Smith,
Mrs. Frank Van Dusen, Mrs. Frank
Hiitfer and Mrs. R. P. Laniborn.
Tuesday evening Alts. Frank Brown
entertained at her home In Middle
town at a five- hundred party, followed
by a delightful midnight supper, which
was greatly enjoyed by the following
guests: Mrs William McDonald, Mrs.
Culluin, Airs. Emmett Ankers. Mrs.
James Rleley. Mrs, Hugh McIntyre,
Mrs. Charles Holmes, Mrs. William
Ankers. Mrs. Willard Scott, Mrs. 'Will
iam Goodman. Mrs. Stanley Draper.
Mrs. Mart Scott, Mrs. Charles Mosley,
Mrs. Frank Crouch. Mrs. Jack Robin
son, Mrs. llowarth and Mrs. Nlckles.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. William
Ankers first, Mrs. Moseley second. Mrs.
ltleley consolation and the free-for-all
to Mrs. Nickels.
Wednesday evening W. A. McCarthy,
Jatnes Howe, Henry Jacobsen and Pete
Jensen were the hosts at a stag duck
dinner. Those enjoying the hospitality
were Mortimer J. Keough, Rob Lam
born. William Joslin. Tip O'Neil. Joe
Willoughby and E. F. Smith.
Monday evening the card party given
for tho benefit of St. Michael's was on6
of the largest of the series, the McGill
cafe being filled to overflowing. Five
hundred was the pastime of the even
ing, after wliclh dainty refreshments
were served. The patrons, Mrs. Joseph
Murphy, Mr*. D. Boyd-Smith. Mrs. Jess
Baker and Mis* Elisabeth Walden, wish
to extend their thanks to all who so
generously helped make the occasion
a success, and particularly to Miss Jes
sie Burnett and Mr. John Murphy for
their kikndness a nd aslsstnncc.
The Silver Card Club met Wednes
day of this week at the home of Mrs.
Stanley Draper. Fiva hundred was
played and the prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Frank Brown first. Mrs. James
Lee second and Mr*. Joseph Murphy
free-for-all. Dainty refreshment* wer«
served to the following guests: Mrs.
William Campbell, Mrs. Jack Robinson,
Air*. Joseph Murphy. Mrs. Chari* *
Holmes. Mrs. Willard Scott. Mrs. James
Lee, Mrs. William McDonald. Airs. Hugh
McIntyre. Mrs. Clara Taylor. Mrs.
Charles Mosley, Mrs. Frank Brown and
Miss Barabarn Frecdsom.
Air. and Mrs. W. A. McCarthy of
Middletown entertained at a delightful
dinner, their guest being Mrs. Tuck
Lake of Ruth.
The TUuisday Sewing Club met at
the home of Mrs. J. E. Fliege on Avenue
K, where after an enjoyable time spent
in sewing charming refreshment* were
served. The members present were
Mrs. J. C. Kinnear. Mrs. Charles Zieg
ler, Mrs. George Kiser, Mrs. Waiter
Havens, Mrs. If. Ko*g Tnylor and Mrs.
Ralph Bowdie.
Mrs. Spencer Douglass was a charm
ing hostess Thursday afternoon when
she entertained In honor of Mrs. 1L P.
Lamborn. An afternoon at bridge was
enjoyed by all. after which dainty re
freshments were served. The invited
guests were Mrs. Jack Gordon. Mis.
Prank Van Dustn. Mrs. D. Uoyd-SmUh.
Mrs. Lloyd Gtnter, Mrs. Prank Huffer,
Mrs. K. B. Middaugh. Mrs. Cora Clark.
Mrs. Clinton ItAgwill, Mrs. William A.
McCoy. Mrs. Wilbur Lindsey. Mies
Adelaide llrown. Miss Prances ilagwill
and Mrs. n. P. Lamborn, tli« honor
gpest. Mrs. Cora Clark won the Arst
prlxo. Mr*. \Y. A. McCoy the console -
tIon prise and Mr*. Lamborn wa* pre
sented with a guest’s prise.
Mrs. D. Jloyd-Sniith delightfully en
tertained the Thursday Afternoon
Bridge Club at their regular monthly
meeting last Friday, when the follow
ing moiubeis and their husband* en
joyed a game of bridge, after which
refreshments were served: Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Van
liusen, Mr. atul Mrs. Lloyd Glitter, Mr.
and Mrs. William McCoy. Mr. nnd Mr*.
C. W. Ilagwill. Mr. and Mrs. John Enter
Long, Mi». Cora Clark. Mrs. P.. P.
Lamborn. Miss Adelaide Brown uud
Stanley Ballinger. The prizewinners
were: Ladles' tlrst, Mrs. Gordon; con
solation. Mrs. Long: gentlemen's Arst.
Mr. McCoy: consolation Mr. Ballinger.
in sprimTvalley
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Yturtaga charmingly
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Mat
son and three children, Alice Evelyn
and Charles, and Mr. and*Mrs. Lloyd
Kcblson, also John Telland, at n goes*
dinner Thanksgiving Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Tolland and child
ren. Olivo Uoblson and Barney Keegan
were callers at Tolland’s Thanksgiving
Day. _
Claire and Fred Anderson spent
Thanksgiving with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. if. L. Anderson, at the Cleve
land taneh. "
Miss Olive Uoblson. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Uoblson. is a patient at
the Stoptoo hospital, where she under
went an operation for tonsolltls.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Merrill were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. .1. H- llolnn
Thanksgiving Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilans Anderson had us
dinner guests Thanksgiving Day. H. W.
and A Boundy.
Mrs. Prank Norton hud us u dinner
guest Thanksgiving Day Mrs. IV. M.
Dnvles.
Mrs. Arth W. Zedler spent the ureuk
end here ns th“ guest of Mr*. Joseph
Sheet*
Ward HIM Shipping Carload Ore Dally
The first ear of ore from the Ward
mine since the beginning of the new
activity was loaded nt East Ely this
.week. The company expects to make
I a dally shipment of a car of ore to the
Salt Lake smelters as long as the
weather conditions permit the hauling
of the oro by trucks front the mine.
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