White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-15

On Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs.
William Neil McGill entertained
with beautifully appointed patriotic
dinner party when flags we're the
predominating feature of decoration
throughout the home and the very
delightful occasion was enjoyed by
Messrs. and Mesdames C. S. Chand-
Ter, Arthur Smith and Messrs Dud-
dleson and Quayle.
Mrs Joseph f. Stevens was the
hostess of the Pirate Bridge club
on Tuesday. Mrs. Stout served as
substitute and Mrs. Elliott was
awarded the high score prize
DR.. and Mrs |. Alexander have
returned from several months abb
sence from Ely. during which time
DR.. Alexander was a member of the
state legislature. After the close
of his assembly duties the doctor
visited several places and was ac-
companied by his wife and little
daughter Barbara, spending their
time in Chicago and California.
Miss Fannie Cupid was the host
ess of the Tuesday Evening Sewing
club.
A very delightful occasion of tho
early week was the surprise party
rendered Mrs. B R. Firman by the
lady employees of Campton's store on
Monday night. Mrs. Firman's birth
day being the inspiration for the
happily planned affair, music and
five hundred furnishing the diversion
of the evening which was enjoyed
by Misses Helen Smith, Clara Nc
Donald. Fielding. MeKernan, Riepe
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton, Mr. and Mrs
Firman and their son Raymond.
| Mrs. Doughty will entertain st
Rartholomew's guild on Wednesday
A number of guests enjoyed g
prettily planned dinner party giver
by Mrs. Maud Decker at the Vienna
cafe on Easter Sunday evening.
A number OF the young social sci
enjoyed a swimming party at McGill
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. James Bennett will be the
hostess of the Tuesday Evening EoO
club this week, this being the first
meeting of the club since Lent.
Luncheon guests enjoyed Mrs
Walter s. Holmauist's hospitality on
Thursday.
Mesdames I'd Millard and Watt
Bishop made number of / tile tots
happy on Easter when an egg hunt"
on the Millard lawn kept he little
folks busily engaged for some time.
Each of the children were given
dainty Easter baskets in which to
gather the eggs and the time sped
merrily away as they darted here
and there about the spaceous lawn in
hopes of filling their baskets. join
ing in the fun were Mary Swartz,
Mary McGill, Wesley Dickinson,
Shirley Brown, Bob Millard. Palma
and Rosa Sundberg, Louis Zadow,
Bruce. Jimmie and Billie Nichols.
Mrs Rodney II Richardson was
the hostess of the Amateur Bridge
club at its last meeting, Mesdames
Eager and Ed Millard having the
high scores, and Mesdames Bennett
and Linsley acted as substitutes.
Mrs. Caperton will entertain the
Thursday Bridge club this week.
An informal dinner party at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Chandler was an enjoyable social
feature of Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. J. Proctor and little
daughter have returned from a visit
In Salt Lake City.
The Double f 500 club meets this
week with Mrs Barron at the Rich
mar
Mrs. Frank Daily was the hostess
of one of the pretty parties of the
week on Monday night when a num-
her of guests assembled at her homo
where a shower was given in honor
OF Mrs. Felch. After an hour oi
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