Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-30
Personal Happenings
and
Social Doings of Week

On Monday evening the Misses Rose and Mable Stewart
entertained delightfully."- at their home in honor of Miss Gladys
Wood, who leaves this city shortly for an extended visit in New
eral musical numbers and followed by a sumptuous and properly
appointed Dutch Lunch. In addition to the guest of honor
those partaking of the hospitality of the hostesses were Misses
Plat, Sneithen, Murphy, Obelin an Petite Soucherau, and Mes
ss. A. Raycraft, Fisher, Deadly, Berger, Yerington and Carr.
In honor of one of the most charming members, Miss Eiea-
nor 70. Ys ,a ton Who who is s, shortly J to o r s'ahar, to a ned m ssod'1 hsa at fI-
ly carried out farewell party at the home of Miss Adell Norcroas
fancy dress party and some very fetching and beautifully de
signed costumes were in evidence. First prize was awarded to
Twins, while Miss Francis Fisher in her representation of
Thank you kindly, was unanimously voted second honors;;
The home was most beautifully and becomingly decorated and
the festivities of the evening enjoyably augmented by invitingly-
served refreshments.
On Tuesday last Mrs. George Thatcher entertained in her
usual engaging manner a company OF sixteen ladies at bridge.
Mrs. w L. Mackey being the successful contestant for the first
prize. On the following day Mrs. Thatcher again played hostess
to a company of twelve at auction bridge, the following being
Ardery, Mrs. seymour; Mrs: Richard; Mrs. Colburn, Mrs Mu3-
len, Mrs. Colcord, and Misses Woodbury., COhn and Colcord,
Miss Woodbury. being the winner of the first prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Richards of Tonopah, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Colburn, will leave for California in
bridge OF on Saturday the following ladies: Mesdames R. K. Col
cord, J: T: Davis, Frank Noreross, R. NJ: Clarke, a. NJ. Ardery,
Frank Bell, j. NJ, Gregory, G. H, CogsweI, Geo: 7. Mills, and
Chas. Norcross. and on Tuesday, Mesdames NJ; Raycraft, Fred
Seymour, F. Curry, VIM. Woodbury., w. U. Mackey, Emmett
Boyle, Geo. Brodigan, N. Rountree, and Misses Oddie and Col
s S"saros The en p sDtnrG Msre a w1n hr by Mrs. Mrs; u pstsask on ana Tue Mis; ch on
both occasions Mrs. COlburn employed a wealth of Golden Glow
in carrying out a most effective color scheme.
Mrs. George Brodigan was a very charming hostess Thurs
day afternoon when she entertained at bridge. The following
ladies enjoyed the game: Mrs. j. w. Adams, Mrs. G. T. Mills.
Mrs. "; 2; Maeksy, Mrs Joe Stern Mrs. ": cass0n, Mrs: Gee.
Richard, Mrs. c. III. COlburn, Mrs. r. Nj. Clarke, Mrs. James q.
Sweeney, Mrs. +. j. Pine, Mrs. G. b. Thatcher, Mrs. Nj. COhn,
Mrs. Fred Siebert, Mrs. +. Curry, Mrs. Emmett Boyle, Mrs. }. I.
Davis, and the Misses Oddie, Cook, Davis, Vanerlieth, Woods and
Woodbury.. Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Coburn won the prizes.
One of the most elaborate social functions of the present
season will be the "Heralding of Labor Day party to which
Mrs. Nell Rountree has issued invitations for this afternoon at
her residence in honor of Miss Amy Plat of San Francisco.
This event will take on the air OF a perfect immature produc-
ton of the Labor Day celebration, with all its sports and side
shows, there being included on the program, running races, sack
races, potato races, gum chewing contests, and the old favorlte
of "Ht the Coon, the elusive Senegambian being represented
the home presents to the eye of our reporter this morning a
bower of loneliness in its decorations OF pink sweet peas and
everything in keeping with the Labor Day idea.
After a years residence in Carson City Mrs. ROsenthal and
her father, Mr.. Edmiston, departed last Sunday for a weeks
visit in San Francisco, at the conclusion of which they expect to
return to their former home in New leland.
Miss Beatrice Chartz, of the efficient quartette of popular
young ladies attending to the wants of the public at the local
post office, expects to soon leave for an extended and wel-earned
vacation to the various coast cities.
Miss Mabel McQuarrie of Virginia, is visiting with friends
in this city and will remain until after the celebration.
Miss Belle Mcmillan entertained most charmingly at her
home on Friday evening for Mis- Vira Calhoun of Reno.
Lucy Cook and Suzie Davis of Virginia City, returned home
during the week, after visiting with Mrs. Boyle.