The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10

party, Nj. Culbertson being the for
tunate victim. Games we're INDUCED
during the evening and were highly
interesting.
On last Sunday evening at the
/, Steptoe hotel in honor of Miss LIE
Comte, a very delightful ~six-course
dinner was rendered a few friends
by Frank Commiskey. The guests
were Miss LeComte, Mr.. Biggane and
Mr., and Mrs. A. P. Slichter.
Mrs. l.. G.. Cannon last evening
entertained some of her lady friends
whose husbands left them and ran
off to attend Mr.. Culbertson's inter-
esting party. We understand some
highly interesting games were also
| INDUCED in at the ladies' party.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Slichter were
host and hostess at a very pretty
little bridge party at their home in
East Ely last evening. They enter
tanned in honor of their guest, Miss
LIE Comte. Delicious and appetizing
were the refreshments they served.
A most pleasant evening was spent.
The Ladies', Aid society of East
Ely. will meet with the president,
Mrs. J. P. Rumbaugh, Wednesday at
2:30 p. ms Matters of much interest
are to receive attention. A cordial
invitation is extended to all ladies to
attend. Mrs. Rumbaugs will be as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. c. s.
Grain.
Mrs. J. E. Stevens entertained her
Ely friends on Friday afternoon with
a very delightful party. There were
ten tables. of 800" The tally cards
we're decorated with hand painted
violets, the same color scheme being
carried out In the decorations. Elab-
crate refreshments were served. Mrs.
Lockhart captured first prize, a very
pretty jardiniere with fern. Mrs.
Lloyd received second prize, a pair of
brass candlesticks, and Mrs. Fitzpat-
rick was consoled with the BOBBY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. .Culbertson
and Miss Maude Gates were hostesses
on Tuesday evening at the first of
a series of small parties they will
give this fall. 900" was the fea-
ture of the evening, there being foul
tables at play. Ms. C. P. Castle was
awarded the first ladies' prize,
Colonel L. S. Cannon receiving the
gentleman's prize. Mrs. Arthur
Smith was awarded the consolation
prize. A delightful evening was
passed at the charming home of Mr..
and Mrs. Culbertson. Refreshments
were served.
There was a very beautiful party
at the home of Mrs. Arthur Smith
yesterday afternoon, the occasion be-
ing the eleventh birthday of her lit
tie daughter, Miss Madge. The
eighteen or twenty little girls pres
ent were. handsomely dressed and
presented a charming picture as they
sat around the prettily decorated
banquet table that had been pre-
pared.s An elaborate birthday cake
had been made and presented by
Mrs. Samuel Belford, Music, and
games were INDUCED in during the
afternoon. Miss Louise Linsley. cap
tured two prizes and Mary Deckle-
man, one. Among. the handsome
presents brought Miss Madge were
three boxes stationery, aAhpttle aof
perfume, a silver spoon, three boxes
cahdy, a drawing book, silver desk
set, cup and saucer, four sets of
hair ribbons, a string Of beads, three
handkerchiefs, ETC.. The invited
guests were Olga Butler, Lois Lock-
hart, Lulu Fesler, Louise Linsley,
Triese Hansen, Ethel HASTE, Bessie
Fulmer, Harriet Fulmer, Birdie Cum
mfngs, Lena Smith, Mary Deckleman,
Clarisa Marshall, Melyia Bowman.
Florence Henry, Charlotte Couzens,
Mabel Whalen and Carrie Lindskog.
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