White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-02

ing party given in honor of Mrs.
Clifford Foster Wednesday evening
at their home III East Ely, when
the guest OF honor was The recipient
of a beautiful miscellaneous shower
given by the guests, which oompli-
ment was happily received 10y the
bride. Cards were also enjoyed and
Miss Harriet Grier and Mis- Lillian
Devlin were awarded the plies. De-
licious refreshments were served
and the evening wa delightfully."-
spent BY the following guests: Mrs.
Foster. Miss Aida Stevens, Miss
Harriet Grier, Miss Mary Deckelman,
Miss Agnes Fox. Miss Mildred Wet
more, Miss Eva Timmons, Miss Nary
Shepard. Mrs. Fred Oldield and
Mrs. Glen .Bodell.
Mrs. W. G. Weller will be the
hostess TO the Amateur Bridge Club
at its meeting Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wesley
Dickinson and son are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lins-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chandler
entertained dinner guests Friday
evening.
Mrs. Walter s. Hoimquist has in
vited luncheon guests for next Wed
nesday at the Steptoe hotel, when
Mrs. Chftles Wesley Dickinson will
be the guest of honor.
Celebrating the eightieth birthday
anniversary of their mother, Mrs.
Wren. Mrs. Fenton and Mrs. James
entertained with a pleasant sewing
party In honor of this occasion
Thursday when the guest of honor
greeted a number of her friends and
enjoyed their companionship during
the afternoon. Many beautiful gifts
were presented Mrs. Wren and a
birthday cake bearing eighty can
dies was a novel feature of the tea
table. Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. Parks,
Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Reedy,
Mrs. Whitmore. Mrs. Bayles, Mrs .
Hockett and Mrs. Mclaughlin com
posing the personnel of the occa
sion.
Mrs. Bertha Fox entertained the
manager and employees and their
wives of the Gold Rule store Friday
evening. when an enjoyable evening
ensued.
Mrs. Van Newman will entertain
st. Bartholomew Guild next Wed
nesdav afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Duck was the hostess
Ito a few friends Monday evening,
when Mrs. Pros Goumond, Mrs 4.
Fred West. Mrs Lee Murdoch and
Mr.. Ray Belding enjoyed cards at
her home.
Captain and Mrs. James s. Ben
nett entertained at an enjoyable
venison dinner at their home Thurs
day evening, when MIR. and Mrs
John Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Newman aud Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Patrick were invited to share their
hospitality.
One of the most artistic parties
Of the week was that given by Miss
Dorothy Scarlet at the home of Mrs.
Pros Goumond Friday afternoon,
when a dozen little guests celebrat-
ed the occasion in true Halloween
fashion. Halloween decorations
throughout the house furnished a
picturesque setting for the affair,
and the beautiful array of Halloween
decorations and favors which adorn-
ed the tea tables were a delight to
the merry little guests who enjoyed
the menu served. A gorgeous pump
kin, filed with luscious autumn
fruit, formed the c%enterpiece of the
table. at either end of which we're
candles with unique jack o'lantern
shades and yellow baskets of bon
bons. the table being bordered with
black eats pursued by spooky witches
and other halloween characters.
which was a striking feature Of
decoration upon the snowy table
cloth Favors of tiny yellow bon
bon baskets were found al zach
plate, where the place cards were
also of Halloween design. and the
party was indeed a beautiful affair
and will be happily remembered by
the guests, who enjoyed songs and