White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
Happenings In
Society Circles

week was the auction luncheon given
by Mrs. Arthur Smith at her inviting
home on Wednesday, when sixteen
guests participated in an altogether
enjoyable afternoon. Mrs. Gael Hoag
having high and Mrs. Osmond G..
Bates low score at the conclusion Of
the game, Mrs. Charles Chandler
being the fortunate winner of the
free-for-all prize. Mrs. Smith also
entertained a party of friends In com-
pliment Of her twenty-ffth wedding
anniversary, at the Townsite ranch
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Elliott EXTEND
ed hospitality to dinner guests at the
Northern Grill on Sunday night.
Mrs. Charles Wesley Dickinson's
hospitality was enjoyed by luncheon
guests on Tuesday, the happily ar
ranged affair being in compliment to
her mother. Mrs. George Linsley, of
Kimberly, who has been an Ely guest
for the past week.
On Monday Mrs. N. w. Fay will
entertain with an afternoon of cards
in compliment to Mrs. Dewey Nor
gan of Carson City, who is a house
guest in the Davidson home in East
Ely.
Among pleasant vents of the So
cial week is noted the dinner party
given by Mr.. s. w. Bedford of Reno
on Friday night at the Steptoe hotel.
Mrs. Bedford will join her husband
here in a short time and together
with their son John they will Sc
journ in California for several weeks.
Always unique in her mode of en-
tertainment, Mrs. Arthur Boreman
Witcher added pleasure to the social
week with a delightful auction party
in compliment to Mrs. w. s.. Elliott,
on Friday night. The house was
most artistic in its Oriental decora-
tons of Japanese lanterns and hang
ings. japanese luncheon sets being
awarded to Mrs. Zurich for high
score prize and to Mrs. Fred Clark
for the free-for-all prize.
Mrs. Anthony Zurich was the host
ess of last Saturdays Five Hundred
Club meeting, when the prizes were
awarded to Mesdames Findley and
~|Caperton. Mrs. Gus House will en-
terrain the club on next Saturday at
her home on McGill Terrace.
Mrs. John Weber will extend hos
pitality to auction guests on Tues
day afternoon.
The arrival of MI. and Mrs. Tex
IRickard on next Tuesday will be noted
with pleasure by their friends, Mrs.
IRickard having been n of Ely's
social lights during their stay in the
district.
A prettily appointed lur .cheon at
the home of Mrs. Gus F.ouse was a
compliment rendered. Mrs. NJ. l..
House in honor of. the latter's birth
day on Friday.
In tompliment to Mrs. George
Linsley, Mrs. Gael Hoag entertained
a small luncheon party at the North.
ern Grill on Friday, followed by
auction at her home during the aft
ernoon.
Mrs. w. Y. McGill presided over a
delightful luncheon at the Northern
Grill on Monday.
A table of cards was the occasion
of an enjoyable evening with Mrs
John Weber on Wednesday.
One of the most elaborate func-
lions chronicled during the week was
the dinner party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Bowstead Lakenan on We'd
nesday night. Covers were laid for
twelve, Messrs Bedford and Merrill
being the out-of-town guests of the
Occasion.
Mrs. George Linsley was the honor
guest at a dinner party given at the
Northern Grill by Mrs. James Ben
nett on Thursday. Beside the guest
of honor. Mesdames Weber, Hoag
Dickinson and Miss Linsley enjoyed
Mrs. Benefits hospitality.