The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-23

coast points, which accounts in part
for the early dizziness.
Light refreshments were dainty
served the members of the Woman's
Guild who attended a very pleasant
gathering Wednesday afternoon at
ST. Bartholomew reetory as the
guests of Mrs. j. S. Bennett.
Prof. Charles Kennedy, of Los
Angeles, who was the guest of II. S.
Godcharles for several days at the
latter's bungalow at Smelterville, is
again at East Ely where he has taken
up literary work.
Col. lobe Weaver was the guest
of honor Thursday evening at a
select luncheon, given by several
army officers, with whom the Colonel
served with distinction during the
Franco-Prussian war.
Ely chapter No. IA. order of the
Eastern Star. will give an entertain
ment and dance at the Shallenberger-
Rockhill hall on the evening of May
81. That those who attend Will have
a pleasant time is assured. for the
order has the faculty of knowing how
TO entertain.
The pupils Of the primary grades
OF the East Ely school were treated
TO a very much enjoyed outing Fri
DAY afternoon b. Miss Myrtle Full
mer. who secured a half holiday
which was utilized for picnic party.
Each Of the little ones took along a
lunch and several hours were spent
most pleasurably out from the city.
Miss Nellie Dodson was rendered
a very delightful surprise on Friday
evening at her home in East Ely by
a large number of her young friends.
who conspired with Mrs. Dodson 10
make the occasion. which was the
young lady's birthday. most
memorable one. Succeeding an even
ing at games and the giving to Miss
Dodson of many presents, a hearty
birthday repast was served.
The Ely Ladies' Aid society was
very pleasantly entertained by Mrs.
ID. c. Mcdonald on Wednesday after
noon. About twenty-five members
and visiting friends were present to
enjoy the social hour and especially
the delicious luncheon provided by
the hostess. The Society discussed
many plans for their future work
and some of the most feasible will
be put into operation in the very near
future.
The dance given by the Strollers
Thursday was the GROWING event of
the social season. The elite of society
we're there and that all enjoyed
themselves was apparent from the
remarks heard from all portions of
the hall The music was furnished
by Twist, Lacey and Montague and
the committee on arrangements were
complimented highly on their Sc
lection The violin playing of Mr..
Twist was the musical feature of the
evening and it is safe TO perdiet that
in the future his services will be in
demand by those giving dances.
A number of friends were enter
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day afternoon at an at home. At
cards. Mrs. II. A. Comins won set
of beautiful cut glass salt dishes as
first prize. A brass vase fell to Mrs.
John Weber as second prize and a
brass bowl was awarded Mrs. Neyin.
/ 500 was the game of the afternoon
and was followed by the serving OF
dainty refreshments. The decoration
/ scheme was in red and was much
admired for exceeding tastiness. 1t
will be learned with much regret
that DR.. and Mrs. Pollock are con-
templating removal from the city at
early date to Chicago.
A very enjoyable affair of the week
was an afternoon in honor of Miss
Carrie Humphrey gwen by the Merry
Go-Round club. A needle contest and
rhyme contest were the features of
the occasion. Mrs. VIM. Bowen
winning a fine pair of embroidery
scissors in the former contest and
Mrs. b. ". Mende a book as prize
In the second contest. Those present
were: Miss Carrie Humphrey. Mrs.
y Y. Bowen. Mrs. ID. S. Morgan.
Mrs. d. p, BARLEY. Mrs. j. c. Kent.
Mrs f. Stewart. Mrs. f. C. Jones.
Mrs. j. S. Ccarff. Mrs. j. c. Watt,
Mrs. p. ]. Jackson, Mrs. ID. c. Nc
Donald Mrs. J. Baird, Mrs. w. II.
MeManus, Mrs. j. S. Rushton, Miss
Fannie Cupid. Miss NJ. G. Delaney,
Miss l.. Lewis.