White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-03

Colonel and Mrs. James S. Ben
nett will entertain with a dinner at
the Steptoe hotel Tuesday evening.
A happy acquisition to the social
affairs given in honor of Miss Smith
and Mr.. Dorm will be the ball given
in their honor by Mrs. Henry Krumb
and Mrs. George Andrews Whitley
Tuesday evening at the Steptoe ho-
tel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ball will
entertain dinner guests in honor OF
Miss Maud Smith and Mr.. Norman
Dorm Monday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell was the CON-
plimented guest at a prettily appoint
ed luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Smith on Wednesday when
covers we're laid for Mrs. Mitchell,
Mrs. Henry Krumb. Mrs. Ralph Bow
die, Mrs. Walter Holmquist, Mrs. Le-
Grande Cannon and Mrs. George
Whitley.
Mrs. Knox will be the hostess To
the members of st. Bartholomew's
Guild next Wednesday afternoon at
hor hama IN Cantra1 EI~
Miss Agnes Fox wal dinner host
ess to a number of guests last Sunday
evening. Mrs. j. c. Wheeler, Miss
Mildred Wetmore, Miss Mabel Wheel
er and Creighton Whitmore enjoying
her hospitality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chester will
entertain with a dinner at the Step
toe hotel Tuesday. at which MISS
Maud Smith and Mr.. Norman Dorm
will be the complimented guests.
Covers will be laid for eight.
Mrs. Charles M~achnichol, who has
been the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Armand during the summer,
will depart for her home in Washing
ton, ID. C., Tuesday morning. and will
be accompanied by Miss Dorothy An
nand, who will spend the next year
or two in the cast, where she will at
tend school and embrace the oppor-
tunity of further musical instruction
also. On their way east they will
make a journey through Yellowstone
Park.
One of the largest and most de-
lightful social courtesies of the week
extended to Miss Maud Smith was
the luncheon given by Mrs. Aubrey
Burkhart Bonham at the Steptoe no.
tel Thursday, when the accession at
forded pleasure to about twenty
guests who surrounded the inviting
luncheon table which was decked in
crystal baskets of golden glow. tied
with yellow tulle. Dainty little yell
low place cards also added a note to
the color scheme which was most
complete in detail. After a delight
full luncheon chat. cards we're the
diversion OF the afternoon, which
claimed the attention of the follow
ing guests: Miss Smith. Mrs. Arthur
Smith. Mrs. Charles Chandler. Mrs.
Lane Pearl. Mrs. James S. Bennett,
Mrs Ralph Bowdle, Mrs. William Neil
McGill, Mrs. John Cleveland McGill,
Mrs. Charles Vernon jenkins, Mrs.
Samuel Patrick, Mrs. Henry Krnmb.
Mrs. George Whitley, Mrs. Frank
Roper, Mrs. Walter Holmqulst, Mrs.
Thomas Mitchell. Mrs. lie Grande
Cannon. Mrs. James Lockhart, Mrs.
William McGill, Miss Lois I>oekhart
and Miss Isabel Stuart.
Mrs. Paul Doese has returned from
an enjoyable visit In Salt Lake.
Mrs. Lane Pearl entertained dinner
guests at the Elite Cafe last evening.
The Ante Club also enjoyed Mrs.
! Pearls hospitality on the same even
ing.
After the recital given at st. Bar
| tholomew's church Thursday even
ing the members of the club who par
ticipated In the enjoyable program
we're delightfully."- entertained at the
home of Mrs. Anthony Zurich. who
was Joined by Miss Meyers In ex-
tending the hospitality to the guests
who passed a delightful social hour
together and enjoyed a delicious mid
night supper. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Armand, Mrs. Fred Clark, the Misses
Carol Clark. Dorothy Meyers. Dor