The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-14

lHolmuuist Colwel, KERN. l1nsleyi
T. l.. Mitchell. Foreman, f. 5. Clark,
j. Malta. +. l.. r. Wallace, c. ID.
LLOYD. Loekhart. A. J. Fesler. Freu-
den berg. Weber: Misses Duddieson
and Fulmer.
What proved 10 be one of the most
brilliant social events of the season,
took place yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Staley, on hurry street,
where valentine party was given in
behalf the Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church. The home was
most artistically decorated, the
scheme throughout being suggestive
of the season. Most of the ladies
present wore costumes representing
valentines that We're such as to merit
most flattering comment. During the
afternoon songs and instrumental
pieces we're rendered by the Alamo
colored trio. \ luncheon was serv-
ed. which was in keeping with the
other features of the occasion. Late
In the afternoon. G. ID. Gallagher
took photograph of the ladies in
costume Before the party broke up,
all present congratulated the hostess
ON the success of the affair. Those
present were: Mrs. X. G. Poison,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Jackson. Mrs. b. Fox. Mrs.
4. q. Shoot. Miss NJ. G. Delaney,
Mrs. II. c. Mcdonald, Mrs. 7. W.
Bird. Mrs. c. ~. Fuller. Miss Beula
Fuller. Mrs. ]. f. Grow, Mrs. \.
Wright. Mrs. J. II. Watson, Mrs. Joe
Murphy. Mrs. Lawrence Darke. Katie
Castle. Christy Shellenberger Ruby
Bevel, Mrs. r. Mack. Mrs. a. G. Ack-
erman, Aileen Mack, Adelaide Meyer,
Mrs. Herman Meyer. Mrs. II. A. Com
ins. Mrs. Jack Scarf. Mrs. \. NJ.
Shovel, Hope and JOY, Minnie Gana-
CHER. Mrs. Geo. Tingley. Mrs. Thomas
Bird. Mrs. Stanley Reed, Mrs. Bela
Baird. Mrs. Louis Plassner. Mrs.
Libhie Castle. airs. Joe Darke. Mrs.
Angus Mcdonald. Mrs. J. NJ. Short,
Mrs. w c. Gallagher. Mrs. McDon-
aid. Mrs. j. Shellenberger, Mrs. j.
Greenwood, Mrs. Rachel Parker. Mrs
John Berry, Mrs. John 5. Reid. Mrs
f V. Gamble. Mrs. ]. Oldfield, Mrs
Jas. r. Barr. Mrs F. ]. Lehman,
Mrs. +. ]. Granville, Marcus Tingley.
Mrs VIM Alderman. Willetta Acker-
man
The nome of MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Tim in East Ely was the scene Thurs
day evening of the largest and most
brilliant social affair of the season.
the occasion being the celebration of
their silver wedding. The decora-
tions for the occasion were on an
elaborate scale, the color scheme be-
inc white and silver Those in the
living room were especially artistic
and effective. Wedding bells and the
mum Der Is" were very much in evil
dence. The shades on the chande-
lier were white cotton batting bells,
heavily sprinkled with diamond
dust. Dainty CONNECTIONS in the
shape of miniature bells and slippers.
in white and silver, delighted the eye
as well as the palate. Promptly al
9 O'Clock. TO the sweet strains of
Mendelssohn wedding march. Mr..
and Mrs Tim took their places be-
meath glow of electric lights ar
ranged 10 form the number "2o,
where they received the congratuia-
tions of about one hundred of their
friends. The bride looked hand
some in beautiful gown of white
meSsaline After congratulations
we're over the company played 500.
Twenty tables were filled with the
players Five beautiful silver prizes
were awarded. Mrs. c. 5. Chandler
won first ladies' prize and Mr.. III. p.
Chryst first gentlemens. Second
prizes we're won by Mrs. Fred Clark
and Mr. T. l.. Mitchell. Mrs. Weber
won the free-for-all prize. drawing
the number -. Throughout the
evening the Alamo orchestra fur
nished excellent music. Mr.. and Mrs