The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-16
Notes Of Society In
District Last u)eek

Mrs A. J. Butler entertained few
friends informally Friday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Stevens will enter
tain the Amateur Bridge club Tues
day afternoon.
| Mrs. T. l.. Mitchell was hostess
to the Duplicate Whist club Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. C. Kent and Mrs. w. A.
Slater entertained the Embroidery
club Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bedford gave
an informal evening at bridge Tues
day evening to Governor and Mrs.
Dickerson. Mr.. AMI Mrs. A. Fesler
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Mitchell.
The Evening 500 club we're de-
lightfully entertained Thursday by
Mrs. r. H. Richardson. The high
score was made by Mrs. J. G. Kent,
She received a very pretty piece of
cut glass.
THURSDAY evening Mr., and Mrs. A.
b. Witcher entertained Governor and
Mrs. Dickerson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Walker, and Rev and Mrs. G. c.
Hunting A guessing contest was
awarded Mr.. Hunting.
|
The Lalies' Aid Society will meet
Wednesday at 2o'clock for an i'm
portant business session mt the
Parsonage. The Busy Bee club will
meet with Mrs. J. w. Meyers on
Thursday at p. m.
Miss Hazel Reid celebrated her
thirteenth birthday Tuesday evening
fourteen OF her young friends enjoy
ing a good time. Miss Hazel re-
ceived many tokens from her host
of friends.
Mrs. ID. S. Dickerson and Mrs.
Charles Walker were hostesses Fri
day afternoon at one of the very
smart spring lunches OF the season.
The dining room was a bower OF red
carnations and smilax. The curtains
were drawn and the room flooded
with a soft red light from dozens of
red shaded candles. The table had
for its centerpiece a huge bowl OF
red carnations.
Mrs ID. S. Dickerson was the guest
of honor at luncheon given by Mrs.
James S. Bennett Wednesday. The
decorations were pink and white
sweet peas. The table was especial
ly pretty fth it's low bowl of sweet
peas anda bunch'of the same dainty
flowers at each plate. Covers4swere
! laid for Mesdames: Dickerson, c. A.
Walker, JOS. f. Stevens, A. b.
Witcher. W. s. Holmquist, w. Bishop
A. b. Colwell, A. l.. Haight Arthur
Smith. w. II. Deid. VIM. Ulm, V. G.
Willard, d. C. Mcdonald, F. F. Nevin.
and A. j Cartwright.
The largest and one of. the
smartest of the many social affairs
of the week was the afternoon given
by Mrs Alfred B. Colwell and Mrs.
Walter S. Holmquist Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Colwell.
The color scheme. yellow was most
dIilSlltdilN tdIl ltu Oui III - ~
freshments and decorations. Every
where yellow branches of currant
blossoms gave dainty suggestion of
spring. The diversion of the after
noon was the ever popular game of
Hearts" Ten tables were filled Mrs.
Frank Willard was awarded first prize
and Mrs. a. j Cartwright second.
Mrs Arthur Smith seemed especially
fond of hearts and was presented
with a very pretty prize. The draw
was captured by Mrs. Robert Baird
The ladies' present were. Mesdames:
Joseph Stevens. w. Bishop, A. j.
Fesler, c. s. Chandler Frank Willard
Scott Pollock. George Lindsey, j.
s. Bennett, F. F. Nevin. Fahrendorf,
Richardson. b. f. Coleman. Percy,
Jackson, Robert Baird, L. G. Cannon,
VIM Bowen, II. Culbertson, John
Weber. D. C. Mcdonald, Comins,
Samuel Bedford, Arthur Smith. A. j.
Cartwright. Allen. Kerrin, Mitchell,
Norman, Lloyd. A. b. Witcher, Gill
bert Boreman, Billings, and w. n.
McGill and Misses Maud Norman,
Linsley. Myrtle and Mollie Fulmer,
Fannie cuDid Gates.