White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30
Happenings In
Society Circles

Roper, Mrs. Osmond George Bates,
Mrs. Frank Swartz, Mrs. Watt
Bishop and Mrs. John Eugene Gala
han were the charming hostesses who
greeted the guests at the home of Mrs.
Roper, which was in festive attire
for the occasion. A soft yellow color
scheme was portrayed in the decpra-
lions wherein daffodils and jonquils
played a conspicuous part and ao-
~centuated the gladsome atmosphere
of spring day as the guests sat in
groups OF four at tables about The
spacious rooms. The yellow color
scheme was also carried to compile
ton at these small tables, where a
delicious t~hree%course menu was
served. Vases OF graceful daffodils
tied with saucy bows of golden tulle
with jopquil place cards and happy
little suggestions of Easter we're fur
Their attributes of the color scheme.
which was also daintily suggested in
the refreshments. Cards supple
mented the refreshments and pleas
antly occupied the hours of the after
noon; Mrs. Ed Leak capturing first
prize, Mrs. Linsley the second and
Mrs. Doughty the consolation. Cum
ming little Easter Dummies we're the
messengers carrying the free-for-all
prize, which fell to Mrs. Fred Clark; |
a handsome picture being presented
TO Mrs. Dickinson. who, with the
other guests will harbor pleasant
memories of the delightful affair.
The guest list follows:
Mesdames Dickinson, Whitley,
Ball. Leak, Long, Brinton. Boyd
Smith. Harris, Shepard, Proctor.
Patrick, Ebert, Burnett. White.
Willard, Doughty, Hall, Weber,
Zadow, Cannon, II. NJ. Fulmer, Holm
quist, Linsley, Deckleman, Clark,
Newman, Bennett and Miss Walden.
Mrs. p. J. Goumond, Mrs. J. l..
Ties and Mrs. Percy Jackson COM
posed a foursome Of cards at the
home of Mrs. West Monday evening.
Mrs. c. Wesley Dickinson and Mr..
and Mrs. John Emer Long were din
ner guests of Mr.. A. B. Bonham at
the Elite Wednesday evening.
Miss Aida Stevens was the hostess
of the Spoon club Monday evening;
Miss Maud Smith winning the high
score prize; Miss Eva Timmons the
second. The Misses Esther Rum
baugh, Madge Smith and Carrie
Lindskog we're invited substitutes in
the club.
DIR. and Mrs. H. z. Burnett will be
at home to their friends on the Nc
Gill terrace after April first.
Friday evening was a pleasant
occasion for a number of guests who
enjoyed a dinner party at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pros Goumond.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
West, Mr.. and Mrs. David Boyd
Smith. and Miss Dorothy Meyers.
Mrs. C. Wesley Dickinson, Mrs.
James S. Bennett, Mr.. r. II. Holtz-
man and Wesley Dickinson will en-
Joy MI. and Mrs. H. o. Halls dinner
hospitality this evening.
Miss Agnes Fox very delightfully."-
entertained guests in compliment TO
Miss Mabel Wheeler and Mr.. George
Kinkaid on Saturday evening; cards
furnishing the evenings diversion,
which was enjoyed by the guests Of
honor and Lieut.. and Mrs. Jay Brin-
ton. DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Allen Wal
lace. the Misses Charlotte McEwing,
Mildred Wetmore, Carrie Riepe, Har-
riet Grier. Oscar Upwall. Ed Clayton,
Dan Edwards. and Larry Sullivan.
Mrs. II. A. Davidson will enter
tain the Saturday 800 club this
week.
Miss Elizabeth Walden Is the
weekend guest OF Mrs. Osmond
George Bates.
A social affair of the week affording
enjoyment to about twenty guests
was given by Mrs. Gael Hoag in
honor OF Mrs. Charles Wesley Dick
enson, Friday. when the members of
the Voluntary Aid club and the
Thursday Sewing club composed the
personnel. The party first witnessed
Todd of the Times" at the Ely