White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
Happenings In
Society Circles

date of the woman 3 CluD dHuuoi
banquet. which will lie given at the
Steptoe hotel. The club has increas-
ed its membership this year and an
unusual number of guests are ex-
pected to be present. The affair be-
ing the closing festivity of the club
for the year, which has been one
most satisfactory.
The Easter flower sale which was
conducted during the week netted
the club about 800 and the men,
bers wish to express their appreeia-
ton to the public for its liberal pat
ronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Zurich were
genial dinner entertainers on last
Sunday night.
Mrs. George Linsley has issued in
vitations to guests for next Wednes-
day at her home in Kimberly.
On Monday a number of little play
mates enjoyed the celebration OF
Miss Lois Wattson's sixth birthday
anniversary and the merry little
folks were about the happiest society
people of the week, being fifteen in
number and remembering the young
hostess with numerous remembran-
ces in memory of the happy occasion.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Henry
Fulmer gave one of the pretty affairs
Of the week in compliment to Mrs.
Osmond George Bates, and a merry
thimble party ensued during the af-
.ternoon, with other pleasant diver
sions occupying a portion of the hap
PLY arranged affair, where Mrs. VIM.
Mcknight drew the prize for her ac-
tivity in a peanut race and Mrs.
Frank Roper drew the consolation
prize for her efforts. The house was
beautifully decorated In carnations
and ferns and delicious refreshments
were served at the close of the after
noon, which included Mesdames
Bates. Mcknight, Frank Millard,
Backe. BARLEY, Doughty, Jake Full
mer, Hoffman, Roper and Patrick.
On next Thursday afternoon Mes
danes Doughty, J. e. Stevens, Arthur
Smith and A. b. Lightfoot will be
the hostesses of a card party to be
given for the benefit of st. Bartholo-
news guild at the home of Mrs.
Doughty in East Ely.
Mrs. George Linsley of Kimberly
was the guest of honor al an enjoy
able evening of bridge given by Mrs.
Gus House on Wednesday, when Mes,
danes Frank Willard and Wesley
Dickinson were the fortunate prize
winners at the individual tables. The
presence of Mrs. Ed Willard, who re-
turned Tuesday from a several
months stay in California. was an
added pleasure of the occasion. Mrs.
House also extended hospitality to
the Thursday bridge club the past
week, Mesdames Zurich and Jackson
having the high scores of the game.
The I. K. B. dance at the Steptoe
dance hall was a pleasurable occa-
sion of last night.
Mrs. VIM. Mcknight was the compli-
mented guest at a charmingly arrang-
ed kensington on Tuesday afternoon.
An exciting rabbit hunt and other
terapropos pastimes suggestive of
the Easter season we're diversions of
the afternoon, with Mesdames Baeke
and Bates being the prize winners
and Mrs. Henry Fulmer and Mrs
Swartz being presented with the con-
ISOLATION prize. Thereafter the bun
ny hug" being in evidence. Besides
the guest of honor, Mrs. Mcknight
Mesdames BARLEY, Bates Dickinson,
House. Swartz, Backe, Jake Fulmer
Doughty. and Patrick enjoyed the
very delightful affair.
Mrs. j. p. Rumbaugh was the hos
tess of the Double e bridge club
Thursday afternoon, the high score
honors going to Mrs. Beverly and
Mrs. Moon.
Miss Edith Bircher very delightfully."-
entertained a beyy of friends on
last Sunday, when the diversions OF
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