White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-01

5000 was INDUCED in, after which
delicious refreshments were
and brought Il conclusion a mos'
pleasurable afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Colwell were
host and hotess at a delightfully."- ap-
pointed dinner in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gillette, on Tuesday
evening.
Judge Thomas Mitchell entertain
ed the members of the county court
house official family at a most en-
joyable dinner party on Wednesday
evening at the Steptoe hotel.
Mrs. Slichter and Miss Gates gave
one of the merriest Christmas social
affairs of the season. Delightful in
formality marked the evening which
was one of genuine pleasure for the
guests.
A thoroughly enjoyable occasion
was the open house at the University
Club on Saturday evening. This is
a usual custom of the club and Is one
looked forward TO with pleasure
from year to year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoag were host and
hostess at one of the most delightful
affairs of the week, giving a Christ
mas dinner party in honor of their
kn,saa nttagfu Mr. and Mru ffhaF1ag
Gillette of Salt Lake.
Miss Katheryn McGill was hostess
at an elaborate luncheon In honor OF
Mrs. II. B. Berry on Tuesday, after
which a most enjoyable musical pro-
gram was rendered and was greatly
appreciated by the guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles V. Jenkins
were host and hostess at a Christ
mas dinner party of much enjoyment
at their home in MeGill. a number
of friends from Ely and East Ely
making merry the day with them.
A charming hostess is Mrs. +. T..
Vanderhoef. and also her daughter,
Arville, who entertained friends at
dinner on New Years eve at her cosy
little home in Ruth. Music, cards
and dancing was enjoyed by all until
the wee hours of 1911.
The departure Of Judge and Mrs.
Mitchell on Thursday will be noted
with regret by their many friends in
the district and a number of social
functions will be given in their
honor during the week among which
will be the dinner parties given by
-dr. and Mrs. Belford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Smith.
One oil the delightful events of the
week was the Christmas dance given
by the University Club on Tuesday
night, at the East Ely Auditorium.
which brought together a brilliant
of members and guests.
and the spirit of cordially and good
Fellowship which marked the entire
evening, n the beautiful music
made the occasion an
evening of pleasure unsurpassed by
any social function of the season
A number of the employees of the
hampton Commercial company adj
Iourned to the Vienna Cafe last night
AFTER the close of business and amid
leastlng and rejoicing ushered the
ola year out and the new year in
Many toasts were responded TO and
lmpromptu speeches made by those
present along lines which the ones
called upon were best qualified to
speak n thus was brought TO light
latent talent and humor which mado
lhe occasion n of the most pleas
ant OF the many that were held IN
the great unknown-1911
Three tables of bridge formed a
most eongenial party at the home of
Mrs. Samuel Bedford on Monday
t~iternoon. Mrs. Charles Gillette being
complimented guest, and an
of unusual pleasure wos
passed. Delicious refreshments fol-
cards and the decorations Of
christmas greens made the home
most attractive. Mrs. Bedford has
sVer proved herself a charming
hostess and this occasion was one
more TO be added to the list of Do.
.ishtfui entertainments she has az
.orded her many friends az bor