White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-03
The Week In Social Circles

lakes. Mrs. Chalk and Mrs. Craney
were visiting members. The meet
ing adjourned to meet June 30 with
Mrs. Liddle.
Mrs. Waddell, Mrs. O'Boyle and
the children, Miss Madaline Waddell
and Master George O'Boyle are an
ticipating to say adue to MeGill for a
few months and tout through Utah,
Idaho and other states. Mr.. Wad-
dell and Mr.. O'Boyle, will join them
about the middle of July.
A pleasant little reunion of former
McGillites took pace In Oakland,
California, this week when Prof. H.
w. Lauer, principal of the McGill
school, dropped into the California
town. Mr.. Lauer called on Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Smell, formerly Wild
Bill. but now reformed,) and a gen.
eral good time was INDUCED in. The
Smells are now located in Oakland
and expect to remain there through
out the summer but will remove to
Southern California for the winter.
Prof. Lauer intends locating in the
vicinity of the new oil fields.
The Royal %Neighbors installed
their officers last Saturday afternoon
as follows: Mrs. Dunlap, Oracle;
Mrs. Baker, Past Oracle; Mrs. G..
Lyman Richardson, Chancellor;G.
Lyman Richardson, Physician; Mrs
Beverly, Recorder; Mrs. Joseph
Smith, Receiver; Mrs. Archie Blain,
Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Corrigan, Man
ayers; Miss Pearl Crofford, Marshal;
Miss Ethel Blair, Ceremonial Marshal
Mrs. Louis Kicks, Outer Sentinel;
Mrs. Stevens, Inner Sentinel. The
next meeting will be in the tent
church ON the evening of July Z.
Fourteen ladies met at the home
of Mrs . T. o. Richards in upper
townsite Friday evening, June "a,
for the purpose of perfecting a ladies
aid society to assist the church and
Sunday school work. 1t is to be a
union society, and any lady who is
DESTROYS of assisting with the work
is eligible and is cordially invited to
attend these meetings, which will be
held every second Friday in the Sun
day school tent. The next meeting
to be held July 8. Mrs. T. o.
Richards was elected president; Mrs.
James Banaman, vice president; Mrs.
S. l.. Beverley, secretary and Mrs.
James Mckay, treasurer. The
hostess served delicious refreshments
at the close of the meeting.
The Steptoe Cafe Monday night
was the scene of a most elaborate
banquet, the same being given in
honor of George T. Holt, who left the
following morning for Ogden, Utah,
where he goes to assume a response
BILE position with a large Utah firm.
While a resident of this district, Mr..
Holt has had the management of the
American Trading Cos, interests
and during that time, made a host of
friends, a number of whom enter
tanned him at Monday nights ban
quet.
During the evening short speeches
were made and all present joined in
a number of popular songs, among
them: For He's a Jolly Good
Fellow" While the banquet was an
enjoyable affair, yet a feeling of re-
greet ran through the evenings do
ings, for all knew it was the last
night that George Holt would be
with his McGlll friends.
The menu, which vas one of the
special features of the occasion, fol-
lows:
Consume Royal in Cups.
Dill Pickles. Stuffed Olives.
Lobster a la Newberg. Shrimp Salad.
Sautern Wine.
Asparagus Tips on Toast.
Spring Chicken. a la Newberg.
Burgundy Wine.
New Potatoes, a la cream.
Fresh Tomatoes.
Pine Apples. Assorted Cakes.
Brie and Roquefort Cheese.
Coffee Royal. Cigars and Cigarettes.
Those at the banquet board were:
George T. Hot, John Schauers, j. o.
Bradley, z. l.. Bass, A. e. Asper.
Morris Click, James ID. Watson,
Charles Holmes, u. s. McWilliams,
}. II. tombstone, G. j. Geary, Chas.
Ziegler, w. H. Olsen and w. II.
Phillips.