White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
Happenings In
Society Circles

A notably delightful event Of the
week was the dance given by Mr.. n
Mrs. Charles Vernon Jenkins at their
spacious home in McGill on Monday
night. when a large gathering OF the
Young social set enjoyed the evenings
in their always hsopitaoie
home.
Mrs. Henry Krumb is a guest at
the home of her father, Mr.. L. ).
Duddleson and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Whitley.
On Wednesday Mrs. Angus Nc
Donald was the hostess on an enjoy
able luncheon given in honor of Mrs.
HOPKINS and Mrs. Calder, who are
guests in Ely and are being quite ex-
tensively entertained by their
friends.
Mrs. Frank Roper entertained the
members of the Just Four Bridge
club on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bishop were
dinner entertainers on Thursday
evening.
Mesdames Calder and Kuhn were
guests of honor at one of the largest
parties of the week, given by Mes
danes Percy Jackson and Charles
Caperton on Wednesday night, when
Miss Carothers was presented with
the first prize and Mrs. Eager the
second, the honor guests also receiv-
ing pretty prizes, and Mrs. Hopkins1
was the fortunate winner of the free
for all draw.
A fishing party, composed of Mrs.
lie Grande Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Chandler, DR.. Wheeler and
Mr.. Duddleson are enjoying an outing
in the Feather River district.
Mrs. r. H. Richardson was the
hostess of Tuesday evening 500 club,
Mrs. Root receiving the first prize
and Mrs. Ed White the consolation
prize at the close of the game.
Mrs. John Weber vas numbered
among the luncheon hostesses of the
week. half a dozen guests enjoying
her hospitality on Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry. Krumb was the guest
OF honor at an informal dinner party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wesley Dickinson on Friday night.
Mrs. Caperton extended hospitality
to the Thursday Bridge club.
Last night a merry party OF young
people motored to Kimberly, where
Misses Louise Linsley and Dorothy
Nebergall entertained the guests at
a happily planned moonlight picnic,
which is always a delight to a con-
yivial crowd.
Mrs. Clifford Moon was the hos
tess of the Double E Bridge club or
Thursday afternoon, the high score
honors being awarded Mrs. Doris
Duval and Mrs. Frank Beverly.
Neal Callahan will be the host a
a party at his home this afternoon, IL
observance of the fifth anniversar.
of his birch.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Free
West on Murry street was the seem
of one of the merriest parties of tn
week when their daughter, Julia Deal
West, and Peal Baker entertained II
compliment to Miss Irene Dyball
Five Hundred was the popular diver
sion of the evening, which passes al
too quickly for the young geusts, tn
first girls prize being awarded t.
Miss Melvia Bowman, the second Il
Mary Deckelman, and the consolation
to Eleanor Mcdonald, and the free
for-all to Alace Kennedy. Heral'
Jackson winning first boys. prize, an
free-for-all, Harold Goumond tn
second, and Clarence Rowan the con
ISOLATION in the boys prizes.
Mrs. McQueeney will entertain tn
500 club next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neagle have re
turned from their honeymoon tril
and are at home to their friends IL
Kimberly.
The marriage of Miss Loretta Bar