White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-18
Happenings In
Society Circles

charming hostess of last Monday, a
delightful buffet luncheon follow ID
by bridge being the mode of enter
tainment extended to her guests IN
the occasion. the prizes being beau
tiful guest towels, the handiwork of
the hostess, Mesdames Nevin, Bel
ford. Dickinson and Linsley being
the fortunate winners. The guests
of the occasion were Mesdames Can
non. Hoag, Linsley, Weber, Hall. Fl.
Fulmer, Arthur Smith. Bedford. Lock
hart, Ursula Half, Witcher, Dicken-
son, Nevin, Durkee. Chandler and
Patrick.
An interesting bit of news receiv-
ed by friends in the district during
the week was the engagement an
nouncement of Miss Katharine Clevc-
land McGill and Milton Humes Pat
ton.
Mrs Bedford had ..e Original
Bridge Club as her guests on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Nevin will en-
terrain dinner guests at their home
today.
One of the delightful social func-
tions of the week was the bridge
party given by Mesdames r. H. Rich
ardson and Weller at the Riehmar o.
Friday evening, a number of guests
participating in the evenings pleas
ure so pleasantly afforded by the
fair ~hostesses of the occasion which
will be remembered by the guests as
one of the most pleasing of the sea-
son. The first prize was captured by
Mrs. Linsley. Mrs. Weber receiving
the free-for-all and Mrs. Frank Mil
lard the consolation prize. Guests Of
the evening were Mesdames Cannon.
Bedford, Wallace. Stevens, Eager,
White, Frank Willard, Walker. Ben
nett, Hoag. Linsley, Mcdonald, Dick
enson, McCraney, Clark. Hall, Gala
han, Lockhart, Witcher, Colwell, Me
Donald. Bishop and Miss Carothers.
Cards announcing the engage
mento of Miss Helen Holden of Roch-
ester, New York, and Vince S. Ben
nett have peer received by friends
in the city during the week.
Among the pleasant social events
of the week was the bridge party
given by Mrs. w. II. Wade at her
home or Saturday evening. The
evening was enjoyed by Mesdames
Witcher, Bennett, Hall. Walker. Ney-
in, Callahan and Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett en-
tertained an ~enioyble gathering of
guests at dinner on Wednesday
night. cards following during the
evening.
Miss Margaret McEllen entertain
ed a pleasant gathering of young peo-
pie at her home on the evening OF
February 10th, four tables of 500"
players passing an enjoyable even
ing as her guests. Miss Dorothy Mey-
er. winning first prize and Mrs.
Young the consolation.
Mrs. Fred Clark will entertain the
Thursday Bridge Club on Monday
afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. Holmquist were mid
week dinner entertainers.
Mrs. Kent was the pleasing hostess
of the 800" Club on Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Wade will be the hostess OF
a small bridge gathering On Tuesday
evening.
One of the pleasant social events
of the week was the Valentine party
given Wednesday evening by Mrs. A.
Zimmerman and Mrs. C. S. Grain at
the home of the latter on Avenue r.
in East Ely. About thirty friends
assembled in response to invitations
and the diversion of the occasion was
800" seven tables being filled by
the guests of the evening. Red and
white were the predominating colors
and many heart shaped decorations
remindad ono of tho rpminiccpnenG