White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-01
Happenings In
Society Circles
LOVE.

All thoughts. all passions. all de-
lights,
Whatever stirs this mortal frame,
All are but ministers of Love
And feed his sacred flame.
Mrs. Rodney Hall Richardson has
been the guest OF honor at a number
of affairs during the week, the larg-
Est of which was that given in her
honor by st. Bartholomew Guild al
the home Of Mrs. John Weber Mon
day afternoon when about 30 guests
greeted the guest Of honor. A guess
ing game was o feature OF the after
Moons entertainment wherein Mrs.
Ed Willard proved her ability and
Mrs. Richardson was presented with
2 handsome Partisan ivory toilet set
as a token of remembrance by the
members of the Guild who will cher
ish many happy reeollections of the
association with Mrs. Richardson in
this organization of which she has
been a member for many years.
Mrs. Lane Pearl has returned from
a several weeks visit in California.
Mrs. Paul Boese has enjoyed the
week in Salt Lake.
Dinner guests will en joy Mrs. Sam
nel Eibeft's hospitality this evening.
Mrs. Frank Svartz will be the host
week.
Mrs. Joseph '. Murphy entertained
with an enjoyable evening of cards
in honor of Mrs. George Ties and
Lon Butler last Tuesday evening
when the tables were surrounded
with the following guests for the
popular diversion of the evening:
Mrs. George Ties. Mrs. Butler, Mrs.
Clarence McFadden, Mrs. Pros. Gou-
mond. Mrs. John Weber. Mrs. Chas.
caperton. Mrs. John +. Callahan.
Mrs. Frank Galloway. Mrs. Tom Bath.
Mrs. Percy Jackson, Mrs. Fred West
Mrs. Anthony Zurich. Mrs. J. j. RIA
posa. Mrs. Martha Farmer. Mrs.
Jackson won the high score prize.
Mrs. West the second and Mrs. Me
Fadden the consolation prize. the
guests of honor also receiving prizes.
Mrs. Martha Farmer was a hostess
of the early week. entertaining guests
in honor OF Mrs. George Ties. three
tables of card players enjoying ner
hospitality Monday evening, Mrs. Ca
perton winning the first prize and
Mrs. Ties the second, the following
guests participating in 500: Mrs.
George Ties. Mrs. Pros Goumond,
Mrs. Thomas Bath. Mrs. Charles Ca
perton, Mrs. Willis Il. Meyers. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph l.. Ties. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred West. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jack
son
Miss Virginia carothers very de-
hghtfully entertained dinner guests
in honor OF Mrs. Rodney Hall Rich
ardson Tuesday evening. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Richardson. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. W. Weller. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Eager, Miss Dorothy Richardson,
Miss Eva Timmons and Layton Plum
mer.
Miss Anna Schmittroth was the
hostess Of the last Spoon Club meet
ing, Miss Timmons winning the high
score prize and Miss Richardson the
second.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Murdoch have
issued invitations for a costume party
to be given at their home Wednesday
evening.
Mary Joy Sanford celebrated her
third birthday with a pretty party
Tuesday afternoon, when her little
guests enjoyed a frolic on the court
house lawn. Games we're happily
planned fer the amusement OF the
little ones and refreshments com
pleted the afternoons pleasure, the
little hostess being handsomely re-
membered with gifts from her friends
in honor of the occasion.
Mrs. Fred West was the hostess
Of the last meeting of the Thursday
Bridge Club, Mrs. David Boyd-Smitn
and the hostess winning the prizes.
Mrs. Ed Willard added an after