The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-06
Notable Ueddin4
and Other Pleas
urabie affairs

One of the principal society events
of the week was the marriage of
Frank West Willard and Miss Anna
Elizabeth Miller, which took place
at 6:45 Thursday morning at St.
Bartholomew Episcopal church, the
Rev. q. G. Hunting reading the beau
tiful and impressive ceremony of the
Episcopal church Mrs. V. r. Lewis
played Mendelssohn' 5 wedding march
as the bridal party entered the
church. The bride was attended by
Mrs. ID. p. BARLEY as matron of
honor. while William II. Miller. the
brides brother. acted as best man.
The nshers were DIR. T.. W. Tolhnrst
and C. II. Gibbs. The bride made a
charming picture in a going away
gown of tape gray broadcloth. The
wedding breakfast was served at the
Vienna cafe and was attended by the
relatives and close friends OF the
bride and groom Mr. and Mrs Mil
lard left on the 40 train for an
extended trip. They will visit Salt
Lake, San Francisco. Los Angeles,
Portland. Seattle and other cities of
the northwest On their return "A
very pretty home on hurry street
awaits them. Miss Miller is the tai
ented daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam II. Miller of Ely. She came to
Ely from New York three years ago
and in that time has made host
of friends. Mr.. Willard is one of
Nevada's rising young men. Too
much can not be said in his favor.
The couple received many handsome
nd IL
pieces of cut glass and silver from
The brides relatives in the east, were
cut glass water set from Mr. and
Mrs. ID. p. BARLEY. cut glass eruets
from the rector, organist and choir
OF st. Bartholomew church. cut
glass cream and sugar from Fannie
Cupid and Robert Baird, Mrs. AYES
Bright and r. II. Hoffman, cut glass
salad bowl: Mrs. X. II. Richardson.
hand painted plate: Mrs. Hough,
hand piano vase; Mrs. John Weber.
hand painting; Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
ham. silver knives and forks. plate;
GOOD Times club. handsome cut glass
sherbet set. Mr. and Mrs Robert
Nye. mayonaise spoon; Mrs. \. c.
Scott, bonbon spoon. Mayor and Mrs.
Clark. copper chafing dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. G. White, cut glass bowl;
Mrs. G. w. Weller. brass iardiniere.
and from Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Willard
parents of the groom. elegant chest
of silver. Among the friends present
at the ceremony were: Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. G. White, Mr.. and Mrs. &. +.
Foreman; Mr.. and Mrs A. b. Wit
cher. DIR. and Mrs. X. IL. Richardson,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Weller. Mrs. J. c. Hunt
ing, Mr.. Hoffman. Mrs. Bright. Ora
ham +. Putnam. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
n. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett. Mr..
and Mrs. X. Nye. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Scott. Mrs. Kent. Mrs. Baker. Mrs.
Hull Miss Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y. Graham. Leslie Rowe. Mr.. and
Mrs. BARLEY, Mrs. Hough. Mr.. and
Mrs. Opdike. ]. IL. Lee. Miss Naylon
Miss MeIoy. Miss Cupid. W +. Dick
inson and Miss Ann Linsley.
One of the largest and prettiest
parties given In the district this sea
son was that of Mr. w. NJ. Wadleigh
urRnd Mrs. w. II. Bishop Friday after
mon in the parlors of the Steptoe
hotel in East Ely. There were IL
tables of 500 and one of hearts. The
particular. The color scheme was
red and green with yellow chrysan-
themums. AT o'clock the company
descended TO the dining room, where
they were greeted with sight 10
delight the eye as well as the palate
The table was in L shape yellow
chrysanthemums. smilax. dainty place
cards and favor baskets formed the
a.. ~. L.
self equal TO the occasion and sci
before the delighted guests the daint-
lest of salads, ices and cakes. At
the company departed. all feeling
that they had spent a very pleasant
afternoon. One of the guests was
heard To remark. Two years ago
attended the presidents reception
and 1t wasn't bit prettier than this
party Four handsome prizes were
awarded. and the winners were Mrs.
John Weber. Mrs. Boreman, Mrs.
James Wallace aud Mrs. lie Grand
Cannon The guests were Mesdames
Malta, Holmquist Linsley, Willard,
Loekhart. Hunting. Plate, Glockner,
Hoag, Cannon, Allen. u. c. Melon
aid. Klein. Mitchell. Wallace. Stew
ems. Colwell Smith. Pollock, Bowen,
Bennett. Miller, Bedford. Tim. Wit
cher, Clark, W. y. McGni. McElroy,
Scott, White. Eager. Fesler. Conner,
Weber. Coleman. Chandler. Bore
man. Comins, A. n. Mcdonald. Da-
ves, Nye. Giles. Jackson and Misses
Nicholson. Fulmer and Iinsley.
Bud Gallagher was given a very
pleasant surprise at the home of his
father, Senator W. e. Gallagher,
Wednesday evening. II being Mr..
Gallaghers 23rd birthday his
friends decided TO help him celebrate
in manner which he will always
remember with great pleasure. One
of we old fashioned good times
was had The taffy pull afforded its
usual jolly time. after which music
dancing and cards were lndulged in
until the wee sma' hours" Among
the guests were: Misses Sophia Mon
roe, Ida o'lIare. Maggie O'Hare
Stella Chambil, Lille Cumberland