White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-02
Happenings In
Society Circles

lit past WIN hao bt1h q VI iiiloii
one in social circles, many card par
ties being crowded into the week
which marks the closing of the here
tofore most enjoyable pastime of the
many charming hostesses whose
homes have been noted for their
hospitality on so many joyous occa-
sions. And amid all the pleasure of
the weeks entertainments. there has
been an un~dereurrent of sadness.
prompted by the thought that this
marks the closing of the amusements
of this kind, and other diversions
must be found. And this because of
the blue Law" which went into
effect last night. What form of en-
tertainment the winter has in store
remains TO be seen, but rumor has 1t
that the goings and doings will con-
tinue as ever, with but slight yaria-
tons.
An informal gathering of friends
enjoyed cards at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Smith on Monday evening of
last week.
Friday afternoon a number of
iddlto dlOBRth nv IL q 4
Club rooms and enjoyed Bridge and
refreshments.
Mrs. Nevin very delightfully."- en-
%tertained guests at Bridge on Sat
urday evening. the occasion being
one of much enjoyment.
Mrs. Chas. Flammer entertained at
luncheon Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Graham,
both of Warrensburg, Mo.
Miss Carruthers entertained with
a 800" party on Tuesday night.
About twenty friends of the hostess
enjoyed the evening. the prize being
received by Mrs. Root.
Mesdames Chandler and Carpenter
entertained friends at the popular
Chandler home on Saturday evening,
the affair being M of the most pleas
ant social functions of the week.
Mrs. Johnson, who will be re-
membered as Miss Bessie Austin,
who visited Mrs. Jenkins during the
summer of 1909. has returned 10 the
district a bride and is welcomed by
her many friends.
Another event of the week was the
Bridge party given by Mrs. McDon-
aid. who proved herself a pleasing
hostess and those fortunate enough
to number on her party list enjoyed
a most pTeasurable evening. Mrs.
Weller won first prize.
/ Mrs. Fesler entertained two
tables of Bridge on Friday evening,
the gentlemen guests being invited
to join the ladies for refreshments
after Bridge was finished. A delight
full evening was enjoyed. the prizes
having been won by Mesdames Hoag
and Weber.
Mrs. Richardson was hostess at a
800" party complimentary to Mrs.
Writ. Those who enjoyed the hos
pitality of the genial hostess were.
beside the guest of honor, Mesdames
Willard, McCranny. Weller, Edger,
BARLEY, Root, Kent. V. C. Willard,
Frank Willard and Ed Millard.
Mrs. Bennett was one of the host
esses of the week, entertaining with
the ave popular card party at the
Steptoe hotel on Thursday evening.
Bridge and 800" were INDUCED in
until a late hour, after which de-
lieious refreshments were served
and the departing guests left with
memories of a delightful evening.
Mrs. Half was presented with the
first prize in Bridge and Mrs. Heller
in 800" Mrs. Nevin drawing the
free-for-all prize.
Mrs. Lindskog entertained a num-
Der of friends at 800" on Thursday
afternoon. A most delightful after
noon was spent and delicious indeed
were the refreshments. The first
prize was awarded to Mrs. Arthur
Smith and the BOBBY to Mrs. Larson.
Mrs. Bronson drawing the free-for-
all.
A pleasant afternoon was spent at
the Steptoe Wednesday afternoon
when Mrs. Half entertained at Bridge
in a most delightful manner. Covers
were laid for eight and the table ap-
pointments were most pleasing in
eluny lace and sweet peas. The
prizes won by Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs.
Durkee were the dainty handiwork
of the hostess.
Mrs. j. A. Hanlin entertained
Thursday afternoon at luncheon in
honor of her cousin, Miss Graham,
and her mother. Mrs. Murray, both
OF Warrensburg. Mo. Those present
were: Mesdames Deckleman, Ems
low, Hartman, Amens, Flammer,
Gleason, Code, Bronson, Roy Code,
Clouse, Roper. Campbell and Miss
Clause. The afternoon was spent in
music and dancing.