White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-13
Happenings In
Society Circles

A little sun, a little rain,
o soft wind blowing from the
West.
And woods and fields are sweet
again
And warmth within the noun
tain's breast.
a little love, a little trust,
A soft impulse, a sudden dream,
And life as dry as desert dust,
Is fresher than a mountain stream.
Stopford A. Brooks.
Mrs. James S. Bennett set the
weeks local affairs into activity on
Monday afternoon, when Mrs. j.
Lansing Stewart of Rochester, New
York, was the motif of the delight
full affair at which cards was the d.
version, Mrs. George Linsley winning
the high score prize, Mrs. LeGrande
Cannon the second, and Mrs. Ralph
Dowdle the third prize, at the con-
clusion Of the game, the following
guests being invited to meet the
charming guest of honor: Mesdames
George H. Linsley, John Weber, G.
w. Dickinson, Gus. L.. House, o. G.
Baes. j.. Z. Callahan, Percy Jackson,
r. II. Hoffman, {. v. jenkins, Fred
M. Clark. Van Newman. r. H. RICH
ardson, Willis e. Meyers, Gael S.
Hoae, Arthur Smith, J.. G. Cannon
s. c. Patrick, W. G. Weller, J. II.
Eager and Ralph Bowdle.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lansing Stewart,
who have been The guests of Col. and
Mrs. James S. Bennett. departed for
California on Friday morning. Mrs.
Bennett accompanied her guests as
far as cohre ON their journey.
The Tuesday Evening Five Hun
dred Club enjoyed Mrs. John Eager
hosnitalitv at it's last meeting, Mrs.
Ed White winning the high score
nrize and Mrs. Rodney Richardson
the consolation. Mrs. j. Lansing
Stewart, Mrs. Ralph Bowdie and
Mrs. w. e. Weller we're invited to
substitute.
Miss Eva Clark of Seattle. Wash
~ipgton. Is the house guest OF Mr.. ah'
Mrs. Osmond George Rates on MUIR
street.
One table OF bridge enjoyed Mrs
George Linsiey's hospitality on Wed
nesdav evening. Mrs. j.. Lansinl
Stewart being the inspiration of IN
pleasant little affair.
A merry little chatting dish part
M tho home of Miss Lois Lockhar
was a pleasant occasion enioyed b.
Misses Madge Smith, Agnes Fox
C1eora Nurdock. Vernon Fox, Car
enee weatherby, Harold Baumgar
ten and Marion Fowler on Sunda'
night.
Mrs {. l.. Grier extended hosp
%talitv to the Saturday Five HUNDRED
Club Yesterday afternoon, Mrs
West winning the first prize an
Mrs. Callahan winning the second
Mrs. r. !. Hyde is the guest o
Mrs. w. r. Weller and Miss Dor
othv Nebergall
Chronicled as one of the mos
~pleasnrable affairs of the week is tn
evening spent by the Thursday Even
ing Bridge Club and n number o
other guests At the home of Senatol
and Mrs. Nealy H. Chaplin. Delight
full %infornnality was a charm OF th'
evening at which games and dancing
were the features of entertainment
Mrs. r. n. Hoffman and Mr.. Gala
han receiving the high score prize'
al bridge. with Miss Clark and Judgt
Tabor proving their ability in thu
other games of the evening, dancing
following the serving of the deleet-
able refreshments. The personnel el
the evening included Messrs. and
Mesdames OSmond George Bates,
John Eugene Callahan, II. II. Holtz-
man. Frank Roper. Charles Wesley
Dickinson. Samuel Cabot Patrick.
Mrs. Charles Warren Backe, Miss
Eva Clark. Judge Tabor and William
J. Biggane.
a
Congratulations are being extend
ed To Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Rooney
mon the arrival of a little son born
Wednesday.
.
Mr. aud Nps Erred Clark gave