White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-05
Happenings In
Society Circles


On last Monday Mesdames Frank
Roper and Henry Fulmer presided
over one of the most pleasurable So
eial functions of the week when they
entertained about two score guests at
a most delightfully."- arranged card
party in compliment to Mrs. Sea-
graves. The home of Mrs. Fulmer
formed the setting of the scene which
was an assenlblage of ladies from all
over the district who were seated at
small tables throughout the rooms
which were beautifully decorated in
mammoth blooming potted plants
combined with quantities of sweet
peas and trailing ferns whose feath-
cry green formed a canopy about the
chandeliers. The color scheme OF
pink was daintily carried out in the
table decorations and the delicious
menu served, which was followed by
800" during the ensuing hours OF
the afternoon, Mrs. Benjamin Cole
man capturing the first prize, Miss
Duddleson the second, and Mrs. VIM.
Mcknight the ~free-for-all, the per-
sonnet of the ocdhsion including
Mesdames Seagraves, Backe, Bishop,
Bennett, Bates. O'Brien, BARLEY.
Cannon, Colwell. Chandler, Callahan.
Coleman, Dickinson, Davidson, Deck
leman, Early, Eager, j. H. Fulmer.
W. Fulmer, Gray. Hoag, Hall, House.
Haight Sr., Haight, Holmquist,
Hulse, Jenkins, Linsley. Lockhart,
Mcknight, McGill. Ed Willard, +.
Willard, Morgan, Patrick. Pearl, A.
Smith. J. e. Stevens. vanderhoef.
White, Witcher. Weber. Whitley;
Misses Duddleson, Bowen, Wander
hoef.
Mrs. Milo O'Brien very delightful
ly entertained the members of the
Original Bridge Club at a luncheon
on Tuesday.
A very pleasant event of Thursday
WAS the afternoon of cards rendered
Mrs. Dewey Morgan by Mrs. Nathan
Fay. Five hundred was the diver
sion, Mrs. Amens winning first prize
and Mrs. Smiley the free-for-all.
Mrs. Gus House was the hostess OF
the Merry-Go-Round Embroidery
Club at its meeting on Thursday.
The dance given at the Rockhill
Shallenbarger hall on Saturday night
was one of the very enjoyable social
affairs of the week, with about forty
couples in attendance. 1t is rumored
these dances will be a spoke in the
wheel of social gaiety fortnightly.
Bowling and swimming, which are
popular methods of ~enjoyments, were
participated in by about a dozen
ladies who were guests at a prettily
appointed luncheon at the home oil
Mrs. Charles Vernon Jenkins or
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. H. S~eagraves and little
laughter, who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roper for TIE
past few weeks, departed for the
coast this morning with Mrs. l.. G.
Cannon and Mrs. Frank Roper ac-
companying them to San Francisco,
where they will spend a week.
On Saturday the home of Mrs.
William Leonard was thrown open to
guests in compliment to Mrs. Dewey
Morgan and one OF the most enjoy
able affairs of the week ensued dur.
ING the afternoon, with cards tho
ever popular diversion, which formed
the pastime for six tables of players.
Mrs. s1leean was awarded the high
score prize, Mrs. Fay the free-for-all
and Mrs. Grain the consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whiteley
We're dinner entertainers at theii
home in McGill on Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Morgan were
guests of honor at a pleasantly ar
ranged evening of cards at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Rumbaugh on
Wednesday evening, when about
thirty-fve guests made merry with
them. and the evening will be one of
the pleasant memories for the guests
participating in the generous hospi-