White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-16
Happenings In
Society Circles

CHdIItS vel iOh JtnhlIS dl her nOnlH
on Saturday afternoon. The spacious
parlors presented a most picturesque
appearance, adorned with graceful
f~estoons of hearts which hung In
beautiful arrangement from the
chandeliers to various parts of the
rooms, forming a yeritable canopy
of hearts, beneath which quantities
of American beauty roses, grouped in
graceful %profusion, enhanced the
beauty of the scene and shed their
delightful fragrance through the
rooms as the guests mingled and lis
tened to a number of beautifully rem
dered piano selections by Mesdames
Lakenan. Douglas and Druding. An
other diversion of the afternoon was
depicting the life of some guest pres
ent by means of advertisements
clipped from magazines, which were
provided for the occasion, each per-
son being given a heart-shaped book
in which TO paste the clippings.
which bore the name of the guest
whose life story they were to tell.
The prize, a beautiful brass basket.
was awarded TO Mrs. David Vose for
her efforts as the best historian of
the afternoon. Delicious refresh
ments were served at the close of the
afternoon and each lazy was pre-
scented with an American beauty
rose. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
Jenkins well-known hospitality
were: Mesdames West, Mills,
Barnes, North. Finlay, Hurley. suf-
fal, Douglas. Muller, Holmes. New
man, Randall, ziegler, Fouts. Ginter,
Kinnear. McMl1len. Mueklow. Vose.
Bruding. X. F. Douglas, j. II. Muller,
Leak, Merrill. Bagwell, Duncan.
Waddell. Parker. Rinnear. Couzens.
Slack, Watson. Lewis, Butler. Meals,
Middaugh, Pomeroy, Nelson. Muir
ray. Jaceard, Richard; Misses Cook.
Ruse, Walden. Burnett. Margaret
Kinnear, Martin, Callahan.
The Original Bridge club were
guests of Mrs. Alfred Colwell on
Thursday. Mrs. Chandler having
high score of the afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Witcher has sent out
cards for a reception to be given
Wednesday. February 18th in honor
of Mrs. Cornelius Lakenan.
Mrs. John Weber will entertain
the Thursday Afternoon Bridge club,
this week.
A successful social affair of the
past week was the valentine 500
party given by Mrs. ED. Willard and
Mrs. Frank West Millard on Friday
afternoon. The homes Of the two
hostesses were artistieally decorated
In ~festoons of red crepe paper and
hearts and many pretty valentine
suggestions were noted throughout
the afternoon. The guests gathered
al the home of Mrs. Ed. Willard,
where several hours were spent at
the card tables where he~art-shaped
score cards were used and each table
held a dainty heart shaped basket of
bon bons. At the conclusion of the
game the first prize was awarded
Mrs. Weber. the second, Mrs.
Street, the third Mrs. Walker
and Mrs. Roper drew the consola-
ton prize. The guests then repair
ed TO the home of Mrs. Frank Willard
where delicious refreshments were
served, two prettily appointed tables
decked in trailing vines, hearts and
crimson shaded candles; pierced heart
place cards with napkins encircled
with tiny bands of red bearing the
heart and arrow and many other
pretty little valentine effects were
evidenced throughout the serving of
the menu. Mrs. FRANK NeNln draw
ing the lucky valentine, a set of
beautifully decorated heart shaped
place cards. Guests invited to share
the hospitality of these delightful
hostesses were Mesdames Witcher,
Weber. Walker. Comins, White,
Street, Roper, Swartz. Arthur Smith,
Nevin. Meyers, ID. c. Mcdonald, Lins-
ley, Kent, Jackson, Jeffries, Hoag,
Holmquist, Dickinson, Chandler,
Caperton, BARLEY, Brown, Bragg,
Bennett. Patrick, Clark, Colwell,
F%ahrendorf, A. Mcdonald, Weller,
Patton, Root, Bates, Cartwright,
Coleman, Lightfoot, Miles, Bishop,
Eager, Richardson and Miss Caroth-
ers.