The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-08-15
SOCIETY NOTES
OF THE DISTRICT

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Mrs. Linsley gave a dinner Thurs
day at noon in honor of Mrs. Smith,
mother Of Mrs. Ulm.
Mrs. j.. A. Malta entertained DR..
and Mrs. E. L. r. Wallace and
mother at dinner Wednesday evening
Mrs. l.. D. Gray arrived last e
ing from Park City and is visiting
her mother, Mrs. H. w. Culbertson.
Miss Esther Rumbaugh left yesterr
day morning with her uncle. George
E. Gum, for a brief visit in Los
Angeles.
The East Ely Sewing club met last
week with Mrs. Ulm and was de-
lightfully entertained by that ever
charming hostess.
Miss Davis, who will teach in the
Ely schools, will be home from Ari-
iona in a few days with her mother,
Mrs. A. B. Davis. who will spend the
winter here.
Mrs. c. S.. Chandler gave a very
charming dinner party Monday even
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After the dinner other friends came
and cards were INDUCED in during
the evening. d.
William Rigsby and Miss kath-
crime Alderman are TO be united in
marriage at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mays, s25 High street
on August IS at s o'clock p. m.
Invitations are already out announc-
ing the approaching event.
Mrs. Bella Baird, and her guest,
Miss Elizabeth Bonner, of Eureka,
Utah, left for the Success mines on
Duck Creek a few days ago, where
they will rusticate for several weeks
They will be the guests of Mrs.
Baird's son, Robert, who is foreman
of the property.
After an absence OF fifteen years,
Mrs. Nellie Cook, of Eureka, Utah,
is on a visit to her mother, Mrs. S.
G. Tucker and her brother, County
Treasurer A. S. Leahigh. She will
also have the opportunity OF meet
ing her sister, Mrs. j. d. Campbell,
who expects to return to her home in.
Phoebe shortly.
Master Allan Gray Culbertson en-.
joyed the honor on Tuesday Aug. 10
of celebrating his first birthday, and
gave a very charming party during
the afternoon to about half a dozen
little folks. A huge Jack Horner
pie had been prepared and each lit
tie tot enjoyed immensely the act of
Sticking his thumb" and drawing
forth a beautiful prize for his keep
ing. Dainty ice cream and birthday
cake was served, being pink and
white, which color scheme was carr
ried out in the other decorations.
Master Allan Gray vas voted an en-
t%ertaining host. 4
The dance given Friday evening
by the members of the Nevada North
ern bail team at the new school house
in East Ely will long be remembered
by the many in attendance from
East Ely, Ely, McG1ll and the mines
ac 49, &c Tho ~ocf ln1i0htfv1 ofoirc
that local people have W been CIV
| en- the pleasure of participating in.
On the floor and in the conduct of
the evening, there was such courtesy
and attention as to make every one
feel that the evening could not be
more delightful. Music furnished
by Mrs. Woods and Miss Lindsey
was most excellent and added very
largely to the delights of the evening.
Mrs. S. w. Bedford has lately
written to an East Ely friend telling
of charming events that have oc-
CURED in her honor during her visit
at Seattle, where she has been hav-
ing a most delightful time. Her
many friends here will be glad to
| hear that she was beautifully enter
tanned as an honor guest at an
elaborate luncheon given by the
| goth Century Club, of Seattle at
the Woman's Building on the fair
grounds. This was on Saturday July
31st. She was asked to speak and
did SO, very ably and very charming
ly and suffrage and on the Denver
| Woman's club. She was the happy
recipient of many compliments on
her speech and on what western
women can do. Mrs. Bedford has
been visiting Mrs. B. B. Buell., OF
Fairweather Bay, formerly of Den
yer, Colo. Mrs. Buell. gave a luncheon
to a large party for her as did also
Mrs. Dalbin, the latter also giving a
reception for her. Mrs. Belford was
the honor guest at a japanese
Garden party by Mrs. James Cannon
and at a launch party given by Mrs.
DR.. Burhkhart. We almost envy Mrs.
Belford in the royal entertainment
that has been afforded her and will
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