White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-29
Happenings In
Society Circles


gathered at the home of Mrs. Stevens
where daintily appointed tables were
spread, strewn with fragrant violets
and ferns sending a message of the
early spring and bidding welcome to
the guests. After refreshments were
served, the guests retired to the home
of Mrs. Chandler, where 800" was
the diversion of the afternoon, the
first prize being awarded Mrs. George
Whiteley, the second to Mrs. Charles
Jenkins and the free-for-all to Mrs.
Early. A guest prize was also given.
The personnel of the occasion included
Mesdames Seagraves, Smith, Coleman,
Backe, Stewart, Whitley, Jenkins
Early. McGill. White. Ed. Willard,
Frank Willard, Henry Fulmer, Weber,
Hoag. Linsley, Colwell, O'Brien, Holm
quist. Bishop, Clark, Roper. Nc
Knight, Bates. Miles. Quayle,. Gus
House, vanderhoef, Millington, Bart
ley, Gray, Kent, Pearl, Bennett. Hall.
Lockhart, Charles Haight, A. L..
Haight, Dickinson, Patrick, and
Misses vanderhoef, Helen Smith
Bowen, Carothers, Duddleson and
Stevens.
Mrs. Arthur Smith was a hostess of
the early week, entertaining with a
pleasantly arranged breakfast at the
Steptoe hotel on last Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Seagraves being the COM
plimented guest of the affair which
was followed by cards.
Misses Isabel Bennett and Helena
Bowen we're week end guests of Miss
Aurilla Vanderhoef.
An attractive social affair of the
week at McGill was the Japanese
luncheon given by Mesdames Edgar
Winget Fauts and Robert Elmer
Middagh at the home of the latter on
Friday. The Japanese effect was car
ried out in detail. and the decora-
lions were uniquely fascinating. jap
anese lanterns were much in evil
dence, the place cards were in the
form of miniature fans, and the
menu with its suggestions car
ried out fully the Japanese idea. The
costumes of the hostesses were also oil
the land of the cherry blossom, and
gave the final eastern touch 10 the
pretty picture. About twenty guests
were present. who enjoyed an after
noon of cards, Mrs. Charles jenkins
winning the first prize and Mrs Leo
Larsen the second.
Friday evening was delightfully."-
spent by the members of the /. X b.
B. club at their regular fortnightly
dance at the Steptoe hote,.
Miss Dorothy Richardson was the
hostess of an enjoyable dinner dance
on Friday evening.
Among the pleasant vents OF the
social week was the auction bridge
party given in honor of Mrs. Sea-
graves by Mrs. James Lockhart, on
Wednesday. when several tables each
bearing beautiful punches of nodding
jonquils were surrounded by guests
who were served with delicious re-
freshments after which cards COM
pleted an afternoon most pleasurable.
A jolly party OF guests enjoyed DIR.
and Mrs. Wadleigh's hospitality at
supper after the l.. K B. b. dance on
Friday night.
Mrs. German was a pleasant card
hostess of Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Harold Davidson was at home
10 guests in compliment TO Mrs Dew
ey s. Morgan on Saturday afternoon.
when most delightful hospitality was
dispensed to a large number of guests
cards being the ever popular mode of
entertainment provided for the after
noon. Mrs. Joseph Stevens was
awarded first prize. and Mrs. Gus
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