The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-24
Odd FelL0Ws Haze Enjoyable EUen
mg=-Edsfern Usit0rs Recipients of
Much Observation-Disclosures
Pledsurdble Home affairs Had

DR.. E. L. r. Wallace entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening for DR.. Nc
Clenham.
The Duplicate Bridge Whist Club met
with Mrs. John Weber on Thursday
afternoon.
The Original Bridge club vas re-
organized at Mrs. Hoag's on Friday
afternoon.
The East Ely Sewing club postponed
their meeting till mex week when
they will be entertained by Mrs. B. L.
Quayle.
r. H. Plate was host at a little din
ner at the Steptoe hotel Monday even
ing, the guests OF honor being Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. 3. Strecker, of Boston.
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Mrs. Fesler entertained the evening
Five Hundred Club on Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Willard captured the prize,
a very pretty cup and saucer Delicious
efreshment were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Belford entertain
ed at dinner last Sunday evening at
their home in honor of Gov.Dickerson
and Clarence Hamlin, of Colorado
Springs, a former candidate for United
States senator from Colorado.
1J;,o T,,lo1 Do,-nft 1uac n oI,arY1ino
little hostess at a theater party tend
cred to her friends one evening last
week, after which they repaired to her
home. where games were INDUCED in
and delicious refreshments served.
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At her home at Kimberly, Mrs. Mills
very delightfully."- entertained Mrs. ]. E.
Thompson and Miss Mabel Thompson,
of New York, and Mrs. Strecker, of
Boston. at luncheon on one day during
the visit of these ladies in the district.
Mrs. C. P. Castle entertained the East
Ely Bridge Luncheon Club. Thursday
afternoon. Luncheon was served in
the steptoe dining room, after which
bridge was INDUCED in. Mrs. Belford
gained the highest score of the first
series. securing the prize.
On Wednesday Mrs. Wallace, Sr.
gave the first of a series of small par
ties that she has planned. That OF
Wednesday was a l o'clock luncheon
followed by two tables at bridge. Mrs
Foreman captured the prize, a perfectly
exquisite cup and saucer. The follow
ing aides We're present: Mesdames
Foreman, Witcher, Stevens, Lloyd
Mitchell, Bedford; G. L. Richard, Col
well, McElroy and Wallace.
Many McGill people attended the ser
vices held in East Ely Sunday evening
the occasion being the dedication OF thu
new Presbyterian church. Rev. Samue
C. Gilman, assisted by Rev. James X
Barr of the Methodist church conducted
the services Several vocal and in
strumental selections were rendered
making the occasion one to be remem
bered by those present.
Mrs. Samuel Belford gave a bridg
tea on Monday afternoon to meet Mrs
hndS. u. SlTeChtI VI DOotoii.
pleasant game was had at which Mrs.
Hoag gained highest score, thus secur
ing the prize. a very pretty piece o
cIuny lace, after which, other guest
having dropped in, they repaired t
the dining room to partake of tea an
other delicious dainties. Mrs. Belfor
upon urgent request, delighted he
guests with a dramatic reading whic
was greatly enjoyed.
on Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Andy Fesler entertained at bridge TO
Governor Dickerson. The followin,
guests were at the three tables O
bridge: Gov. Dickerson, Mrs. Weber
Col. and Mrs. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs
T. l.. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Bedford
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and Mr.. n Mrs.
Fesler. Governor Dickerson receive
first prize, a handsome copper ash tray
Mrs. Mitchell won the second prize,
beautiful native copper hat pin. Afte
the game a much enjoyed oyster sup
per was served.
A very pleasant evening was spen
with Miss Hazel Kelley, the occasion
being her 18th birthday. She wa
presented with a beautiful opal ring
that being her birth stone; also severa
other handsome presents were received
The evening was spent in playing
games and dancing. At midnight re
freshments were served. The happy
party broke up at 2 o'clock. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. F. III. Sanford
Misses Sadie Henton, Esther Freed