Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-19

the scene of a merry crowd Frida.
afternoon when a host of beautiful !
gowned ladies were delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. B. F. Curler, Miss
Mollie Curler and Mrs. E. A. Frissell
The rooms were prettily decorated il
similax and tulips. Five hundred was
a feature of the afternoon. The prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Ted Carville
and Mrs. Adolph Knudson. Mrs. Ian.
der Taber received the consolation
prize. After a most enjoyable game
the guests around the numerous tables
joined in a medly of social conversa-
ton which added a piquant flavor to
the afternoon, while the hostess serv-
ed delightful refreshments. Bidder
were:
Mesdames Louis Bradley, w. w.
Booher, E. P. Carville, Ed. Caryille,
H. u. Castle, John Creighton, Frede-
rick Davis, Fred Doll, c. F. DeArmond,
j.. G. Doughty, James Dysart, Will
Englert, E. E. Ennor, J. R. Eby, Les
ter A. Eyler, T. R. Furlong, J. B. Fitz-
gerald, F. S. Gedney, G. H. Green
field, Robert Hunter, Joe Harris, John
Henderson, Louis Henderson, Hayden
Henderson, G. B. Henderson, R. w.
Hesson, Howell, P. b. Hazelton, Sey-
mour Jacogs, A. E. Kimball, A. Knud-
son, H. c. Mentz. R. H. Mallett, Will
iam Mayer, b. J. Mcbride, NJ. H. Mil
Ter, e. R. Newman, James O'Neil, Will
lam O'Neil, r. C. O'Neil, William
Peace, Ernest Price, Edgar Reinhart,
C. A. Stevenson, E. NJ. Steninger, Ian
der Taber, R. w. Toombs, Slaughter,
Otto T. Williams, Stanley Wines, Will
lam Elbrecht, D. o. Breese, John
Short, Baldwin, A. J. Hood.
Misses Ruth Gedney, Jesse Harris,
Matte Russell, Ruth Russell, Minnie
Reinken.
Mrs. Frissell, Miss Mollie Curler and
Mrs. B. F. Curler are entertaining this
afternoon with another delightful af-
fair, account of which will appear
later.
Mrs. E. E. Game and son, Paul, de-
parted for Ogden Thursday evening to
visit her brother who is living at that
place.
Mrs. Spiers who has been visiting
her parents, Recorder and Mrs. Great
house for the past month expects to
return to her home in Los Angeles
the 26th.
The Elko Draper club met at the
home of Mrs. George Hunter Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Harry Bruce, vice
president presided. After the bust,
ness meeting interesting papers were
read on Mexico.
Many of Elko' society folks are
looking with pleasure to the coming
of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Young to Elko,
They have leased their Tuscarors
property and expect to build in Elkc
early in the spring, as this will be
their future home. Mr.. and Mrs
Young have made many friends among
Elko people who have shared theil
hospitality.
Heretofore, we have not given dig
nifty to Dutch lunches by giving then
place in these columns, but n on
of the ordinary was given this weel
by Carl Prentice, which might he re
ferred to without offense. We cam
say much about it, however, as our in
formant insisted that no names b'
published. Nor would 1t be proper t.
refer toIit as an affair, or an "oc
casion," Suffice to say hen that Car
Prentice, happy and efficient manage
Of the telephone company, gave 1
Dutch lunch this week,
Miss Patti Carville was hostess a
q very pleasant affair last Wednesda!
at which FIVE hundred was the divers
ion. A most delightful time was hat
by all present. Dainty refreshments
were served and a number of must
cal selections were rendered.