White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-20
Society Doh1gs

J ar. and Mrs. l.. G. Cannon enter.
: taihed friends at dinner on Sunday
: evening.
Miss Alice Goodwin was the
gracious hostess of a dinner party at
the Steptoe on Sunday evening.
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On Tuesday Mrs. Gail Hoag was
the hostess of an informal luncheon
AFTER which cards were INDUCED in.
Inc friends of Mrs. Churchill
Castle are pleased to welcome her to
their midst after several months
absence.
Mrs. G. b. ~Fahrendorf. who has
been spending the past several
months in Salt Lake and Park CITY
Utah, returned Friday night.
MRS. Coleman entertained a few
friends informally on Thursday at
ternoon. The gathering taking the
form OF a Kensington, was one of de-
i1ghtful pastime to the guests present
Mrs. Samuel Bedford entertained
the Original Bridge Club on Wednes-
day afternoon. A few invited guests
joined the members of the club for
refreshments after the finish of the
games and enjoyed the hospitality oil
the cordial hostess.
An enjoyable evening of bridge
was that which Mr.. and Mrs. A. p,
Slichter afforded their friends on
Friday evening. Delicious refresh
ments suggestive of the Thanksgiv-
ing season were served which lent
additional pleasure to the occasion.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell
We're delightful entertainers at :.
dinner given at the Steptoe on FRI
day night. The guests of the occa-
sion were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill Castle,
Mrs. Half, Messrs. Raymond Han
and Howard Hodge.
A German dinner party was given
at the home of Mrs. John A. Steele
of Lane City on Wednesday night, at
which time the table was decorated
with ferns and autumn leaves from
the former home of Mrs. Steele in
Michigan. Mesdames ]. f. Talbot
and Charles Carson were guests from
Ely.
Mrs. Byrne was hostess at one of
the most beautiful affairs of the sea-
son when she entertained with ii
luncheon or last Thursday. Exquis-
tie in every detail were the table ap-
pointments. the color scheme of yell
low being used to most effective ad-
vantage. the central decoration con
sisting of a large bowl of yellow
chrysanthemums eneireled by cluny
lace over yellow satin. Many sug-
gestions of the color scheme were
also noted through the delicious
menu served and the expression OF
"a most delightful luncheon came
from the guests present, who wei.
Mesdames Bedford, Chandler, Hoag,
Quayle, Castle, Stevens, jenkins. Me-
Elroy and Misses Duddleson and Me-
Gill.
On Saturday, November 18th. a
very pretty wedding took place in
White Pine county, when Miss
Norma NJ. Perry and John B.. Hon
mold we're united I'm marriage. The
bride has lived In Nevada during the
past rear. and the groom is weil
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the Episcopal church. at Ely, ofiiciat-
ed. Having procured the marriage
license in White Pine Co, a predica-
ment presented itself In hat the
marriage would be considered illegaI
II performed in Elko county at
Sunny Nook" the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. McDermid, the expected
place. Even after Mr.. Hunting ar
rived Friday, perplexing questions
again presented themselves, and II
was decided that the ceremony must
be performed In White Pine county.
where there's a Will, there's a
way was the motto, and so at day
break the wedding party, fourteen
in number, were ready 10 start for a
six mile ride to 'Buena Vista ranch,
which is located safely on the White
pine side of the county line. The
morning was an ideal one for No
vember, and so the wedding took
place in the open, under willow trees,
overlooking Steptoe Valley. The
party then drove to the home ranch
In Elko county. where the wedding
dinner was served. A number Oh
beautiful gifts were received from
friends of the bride and groom n
there are many who send them good
wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Honnold TOOK
the evening train for Ely, where they
are 10 remain for a short time.