The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-11-07
In Society

Mrs. Wallace and her mother, Mrs.
Donnelly, returned to East Ely last
Thursday from California.
Mrs. DIR. Holmquist came into Ely
last Monday from her visit to the
Portola.
Mrs. Mitchell entertained the East
Ely Bridge club at the SteptOe hotel
for luncheon IN last Thursday.
Mrs. Eager entertained the Five
Hundred club at the home TO Mrs.
Richardson, Saturday afternoon.
The winners of the prizes were Mrs.
Mlllard, Mrs. Nevin and Miss Howe.
This weeks social events in the
district were characterized by many
small and elegant affairs, and next
week promises to be a very lively one
socially,
East Ely Ladies' Aid Society will
meet Wednesday at $3.50 p. m. A
mittee will be held Thursday at 8
p. m.
Miss Maude Howe, the talented
reader, of Reno, was the honor guest
at a party given by Mrs. Miles last
Thursday evening at her home in
Ely.
The evening 500 met with Mrs.
Caruthers at the home of Mrs. Rich
ardson, in Ely, last Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Weber was the fortunate
one whose high score won her the
prize.
Mrs. Gene Giles entertained at five
hundred. A large number of guests
accepted her hospitality. Mrs. Lock
hart, Mrs. Witcher and Mrs. Cum
Minis secured the prizes, beautiful
cups and saucers.
Mrs. Gilbert McElroy entertain
ed at luncheon on Friday in honor OF
Mrs. Jenkins. Covers were laid for
ten. The guest list included
Mesdames Hoag, Smith, Richardson,
Culbertson, Bailey, jenkins, Ben
nett.
Mrs. Charles Wesley Dickinson
vas the inspiration for a most enjoy
able bridge party given by Mrs. Gal
Hoag. The guest list included
Mesdames Putnam, Bishop, Willard
Linsley, Wither, Lockhart, Mitchell.
Weber, Fesler, Lloyd, Boreman
Weber, Fessler, Lloyd, Clark, Col.
we'll, Stevens and McClorry. :
The largest function of the weel
was a beautiful violet luncheon
given by Mrs. Francis Klein of thu
Steptoe hotel. Covers were laid fol
t%hirty-two. At the game of 500
which followed the luncheon, Mrs
Clark and Mrs. Witcher and Mrs
McClory captured the prizes, which
were cut-glass pieces. Mrs. Hall car
ried home in triumph as a prize tn
big Steptoe rooster, gorgeously be
ribboned and decorated with violets
East Ely Epworth League held its
November business meeting and so
ciety at the residence of Mr.. anG
Mrs. ]. w. Meyers, 834 Avenue H.
last Thursday evening. The forepar
of the evening was taken up in thu
transaction of important business
This was followed with readings b!
Mr.. Alfred Tamblyn, who read with
such ease and I'M expression tina
the little company enthusiasticall,
gave repeated encores. Appropriate
refreshments and happy converse
ton filled the closing hour.
An invitation to Mrs. H. w. Cul
bertson's is an assurance of a goo6
time and Saturday afternoon, wheI
Miss Gates and Mrs. Culbertson en-
tertained at a bridge luncheon was
no exception to the rule. Mesdames
Colwell, Holmquist, Putnam, Nc.
Elroy, Hoag, Belford, F~ahrendorf,
Linsley, Dickinson and Castle sal
down to the tempting luncheon al
bridge, which followed. Mrs. Holm
quist, having high score, secured the
prize, a gold traced cup and saucer.
Harry Smith was the happy pos
SCISSOR of a ninth birthday and a
) party yesterday afternoon. At the