White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25
Happenings In
Society Circles

! Society Circles
A Thanksgiving.
For sunny skies. for summer show
ers,
For song of bird. and bloom Of flow
ers,
For gladness thro' the passing days.
For watchful care Ger all our ways.
We thank Thee. Lord. today.
A nation that Thy love has shared.
BY plague unharmed. by famine
spared,
With less of greed. with kindlier
thought
For others Ills. by love thus taught.
We praise Thee. Lord. today
Each blessing cometh from Thy
hand.
Safeguarded by Thy love we stand
Cur Fathers God in might revealed.
Our present help. to Thee we yield
Our grateful hearts today
FLORENCE P Davis.
Activity has spelled the word sue
cess in the grand finale of the 7. M.
c. A. drive which has been SO prom
inently before the people of the dis
trict during the past week and the
number of pretty social affairs, to-
gether with liberal contributions
from local professional and business
men has crowned the efforts of those
interested in this noble cause with
success.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Will
liam Neil McGill and Mrs. Nealy
Chaplin presided over a delightfully."-
arranged tea for the benefit of the
Y. M. C. A. in the spacious McGill
home on Canyon street. The large
number of guests fingered TO enjoy
the delightful musical numbers rem
Gered by Mesdames Paul Boese,
Frank Miilard, Anthony Zurich and
Miss Hoag. who gave happily-chosen
selections during the afternoon,
which were enthusiastically received
by their listeners. Misses Maud and
Madge Smith, Lockhart, Murdoch and
Fox assisted the hostesses In serving
| tea and the afternoon was one of the
charming social affairs of the season,
$500 resulting from the silver Of
fering.
Miss Walden has been the house
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Osmond George Bates for a few days
of the week.
Mrs. ]. r. Miles was the hostess OF
the Fortnightly Card Club on Friday
night.
A delightful dinner party of the
week was that given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Munroe at the Steptoe hotel on Fri
day night, when Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
West Millard and Mr.. Linton were
their guests.
Mrs. Watt Bishop entertained the
Amateur Bridge Club at its last
meeting, Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Rich
ardson having the high scores.
Miss Cleora Murdock will entertain
Misses Agnes Fox, Lois Lockhart and
Mary O'Sullivan today These young
ladies compose the Ukele Club which
has been organized within the past
few weeks.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Kinney was the scene of one of the
pretty. social gatherings of the week
in the nature OF surprise party ar
ranged by Mrs. Kinney in honor of Mr..
Kiney's birthday anniversary. After
an hour of 800" delicious supper
was served, the table being beauti-
fully decorated in yellow chrysan-
themums with white ribbon stream
ers leading from the centerpiece to
the place cards, which we're laid for
the guest of honor and his wife.
Messrs and Mesdames August Riepe.
Deckelman. Tamblyn, V. Henderson,
Fishwick, Branum, and Messrs. Her
man Tietz. Len Stone, Jack Sullivan,
Fred Ebel, Herman Tiets, Jr.. Jo-
seph Ties and Phillip Kinney, Mrs.
Riepe and Mr.. Tamblyn winning the
first ladies' and geptlemen's prizes
at $500" Mrs FishwicK and Mr..
Sullivan the second, and Mrs. Hen
derson and Mr.. Herman Teis the con
ISOLATION prize. Mr.. Gus Riepe draw
ing the free-for-all.