White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

to a dozen guests at a prettily planned
K%ensington at her home Friday after
noon, when Mrs. NJ. r. Dorsey and
Mrs. William Mcknight shared the
compliment of honor guests. After
an hour of n~eedlework the guests
found further diversion in arranging
dissected puzzles into their proper
places, thus formig complete pic
lures. Mrs. McGill and Mrs. Bowdle
proving the most adept at this art.
The guests of honor were remember
ed with gifts together with the prize
winner. and the afternoon terminated
with the serving Of tea. The per-
sonnel of the afternoon follows: Mrs.
Dorsey. Mrs. Mcknight. Mrs. Nealy
II. Chaplin, Mrs. William Neil McGill,
Mrs. Watt Bishop. Mrs. Frank
Swart2, Mrs. H. E. Burnett, Mrs.
r. II. Hoffman. Mrs. Samuel Pat
rick. Mrs. Thomas Suffal, Mrs
Frank roper and Mrs. Ralph Bowdle.
Mrs. David BARLEY will be he
hostess of the Tuesday Evening Five
Hundred Club this week.
Miss Jessie Burnett of McGill de-
parted Thursday for a pleasure trip
in California.
Mrs. John Weber will be the host
ess OF the Amateur Bridge club on
Thursday afternoon.
MRS Thomas Suffai will be a
luncheon bestess on Tuesday when
Mrs. William Mcknight and Mrs.
Dorsey will be the guests of honor.
Mrs. Frank Millard pleasantly en-
tertained ST. Bartholomew's Guild at
her home on Wednesday afternoon.
Tea was enjoyed after the business
session was concluded.
Miss Harriet Grier will entertain
the Spoon club Monday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Walden dispensed
delightful hospitality to card guests
at her home IN McGin Monday after
noon, Mrs. William Mcknight, Mrs.
Frank Roper, Mrs. Samuel Patrick,
Mrs. Thomas Suffal, Mrs. Osmond
George Bates. Mrs. Herbert Burnett.
and Mrs. John Eugene Callahan be-
ing invited to share in the pleasant
occasion.
Mrs. Nealy III. Chaplin is entertain
ing the Thursday Sewing club and a
few other guests Thursday afternoon.
A pleasant afternoon w3s enjoyed
at the home Of Mrs. John Eugene Cal
lahan Wednesday, when the SEWING
club enjoyed her hospitality. Mrs.
William Mcknight was also q guest.
A p~leasurabie occasion OF Tuesday
evening was the meeting OF the Even
ing Bridge club, with a few other
guests at the delightful home of Sen
ator and Mrs. Nealy II. Chaplin. The
following guests composing the four
tables of players for the game: Mrs.
NJ. X. Dorsey, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Bowdle. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fulmer. Mr.. and
Mrs X. II. Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Patrick and William Biggane.
The result of Mrs. James Bennett,
Mrs. William Neil MeGill and Mrs.
Ralph Bowdle's efforts in promoting
or perfecting plans for the benefit
card party given for st. Bartholo-
news guild the past week were hap
PLY realized in the large attendance
at Odd Fellows hall Friday evening,
when one hundred guests assembled
to participate in the interesting di-
version that pleasantly occupied the
guests during the evening, which ter
minated with the presentation of the
generous list of prizes to the follow
ing players: Miss Moore, ladies' first
prize: Mrs. Davidson, ladies' second
prize; Mrs. Bates ladies third prize;
Mrs. Martin, ladies' fourth prize;
Mrs. Jake Fulmer, ladies' fifth prize;
Miss Bayne. ladies' sixth prize; Miss
Grier. ladies' seventh prize; Miss
Dewey, ladies' consolation prize. Van
Newman, gentlemen's first prize;
Peter Norregard, gentlemen's second
prize; Ed Willard, gentlemen's third
prize: James Collins. gentlemen's
fourth prize; Joseph Ties, gentle
mems fifth prize; Frank Duck, gem
tlemen's sixth prize; G. c. Bowley,