White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
Happenings In
Society Circles

On Wednesday night DIR. and Mrs.
C. e. Early gave one of the most
asbiar brilliant affairs of tho season in
honor OF Mrs. Anna Belle Cox, DR..
aid Mrs. NJ. A. Millington and Dr..
y wac and Mrs. f.. II. Hefshman, dancing
following a reception, aud Pythiaa
Lall was the scene CT unusual social
,ghtar gaiety ard charm The center of TIE
hall vas an inviting rendezvous for
the dancers and was most attractive
Y left in its arrangement of restful divans
N Og- surrounded by palms and Illuminated
by crimson-shaded lights which
lent a softaned glow as the merry
ok an throng of dancers glided away the
tbe evening hours of one of the most de-
fightful affairs .ohronieled for some
time.
urned
/ visit Miss Maud Smith has issued inyi-
tations for a dancing party on next
Tuesday evening.
lighter .
rela- An affair of the week affording the
guests much pleasure was the card
party given by Mrs. Frank Roper, in
Irrant honor of her nephew, Lloyd Doughty,
for a on Friday evening. about 20 guess
enjoying Mrs. Roper's Hospitality.
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the Mrs. ". w. Fay will entertain with
'hurs- a dance in honor of Miss Maud Smith.
on next Thursday evening.
5 An -. a.. o.aa -. -.
ghter, h.anu,N 49, -. - ,s arronaa
ments was the surprise. Monday
evening, in honor of her birthday.
isoa' rendered Mrs. II. J. Tietz. by her
""ei' daughter, Mrs. A. r. Riepe. Cards
was the principal diversion of the
evening, interspersed with music,
Ishtel =
noon,
of this weeks Tuesday evening 500
clubs meeting.
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the
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lth of Gu ''a''onS = " nonoo ;" "eA'
Wednesday, and an evening of cards.
on Thursday.
left
e she An auction bridge luncheon at the
who home of Mrs. George Linsley. was an
enjoyable affair of Monday.
srp- The Original Bridge club were
urned guests Vi Mrs' "eoef' On ihorsuay.
: was
Miss Isabel Bennett was the hostess
of a prettily arranged dinner party on
CIR Wednesday evening.
retur-
A"0tion oi"se ipn'neoh s"es's
partook of Mrs. Lane Pearls hospi-
tality, on Tuesday.
mayer
mess, pieasant aiiaii VI II WEN "ss
geles, lhe caIu parry siFeh oy 'he iaules OF
st. Bartholomew guild. on Friday
afternoon. when St. Lawrence hall
rlv was filled with nearly one hundred
gaars ladies, who participated in bridge and
uts 500. This is the first of a series of
% card parties TO be given by the guild.
and proved one most %pleasurable for
f, ras the guests present. The prizes of the
a.. afternoon were awarded to the fol-
=. lowing ladies: For 500, Mrs. Cupid.
70, first; Mrs. r. Baird, second; Mrs.
Caperton. third; Miss Roache. conse.
lotion. AT bridge Mrs. Cannon. frs;
pau Mrs. Chandler, second, Mrs. Jenkins,
-. third; Miss VanderIoef, consolation
bnrs Through e mistake. the frce-for-ail
shinn pr'1e was not awarded.
On Thursday evening Miss Dorothy
y-Mc- WIN e"'ei'aih eue''s III
night, "ohoi u m'ss Dolo'"s Nepersaui'
,s 90 who leaves during the week for Para
IA disc, Nevada.
some
Mrs. Fred Clark will entertain the
Thursday Bridge club. this week.
word
> mo Mrs. LeGrand Cannon entertained
oo,o with an enjoyable luncheon. in honor
-. of Mrs. Anna Belle Cox, on Thursday.
coast
Mrs. Percy ackson will be the host
ess of the Five Hundred club on
o.a.u next Saturday afternoon.
800 A delightfully."- pleasant occasion
ookoa Thursday evening. was a gathering
A. at st. bartholomew rectory, Rev.
and Mrs. Gum entertaining in honor
of their guest. Miss Ella Burton, from