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

With the waning of autumn comes
the sign OF the Jack o'Lantern, and
with the sign of the Jack O'Lantern
comes The desire to Law dull care
aside aud enter into the portals OF
merrymaking. and thus the dancing
party given by Mrs. Osmond George
Bates and Miss Elizabeth Walden at
Observation-Disclosures hall Thurs
day evening became a drama in
which the guests played a ~conspiou-
Gus part in the scene OF pleasure and
assisted in %perfecting the success of
the evening, 20 delightfully."- planned
by the charming hostesses. The
s%trikingly beautiful decorations of
yellow and black festoons with Jack
CLanterns and flying bats and
black eats and witches were mos.
appropos of the occasion. IN the re-
freshment booth an artistic camp
MUM huhS oftF Il Dtu Oi eloNlHS
embers, guarded by a cunning little
Halloween spirit depicting a witch,
who dispensed delicious punch and
cakes and whose domain proved an
%alluring retreat during the program
of dances played by Ihrig's Jazz Or
chestra. which was never in better
tune. and as the evening glided into
the morning jaunty fayors were
patsed among the guests in the form
of Fee caps, Napoleon hats and tur-
bans which added to the picturesque
ness of the merry throng of dancers
who found the evening S diversion SO
fascinating they were 10th to make
adieus. Noted among the assem-
blage were.
Senator and Mrs. ~. II. Chaplin,
Messrs and Mesdames Frank Roper,
Gael Hoag. Watt Bishop. Sam FL
bert. Henry Fulmer, A. K. Shepard,
Fred West. w. y. McGill, w Y.
McGill. Frank Swartz, Watt bishop,
Samuel Patrick, John Eager, An
thony Zurich, Charles Chandler. III.
f. Burnett, Thomas Sufall, David
BARLEY, ]. s. Bennett. John Weber.
Van Newman. Frederick Ball, ". r.
Meyers, lie Grande Cannon. Lee
Murdoch. Joseph Murphy, j. II.
Fulmer, Ralph Bowdle. j. +. Cal
lahan. Lee Murdoch, Jay Brinton,
George Whiteley. Ed Leak. Is. l..
Quayle. Harold S. Munroe. Ed
White, Ed Willard, Frank Millard.
Pros Gouomnd, George Riser. J.. c.
Kinnear, Alfred Doull. X. W. Ash
ley, Charles Ziegler. r. E. II. Pom
eroy, G. W. Havens, II. r. Taylor,
j. d. Watson. David Boyd-Smith, Joe
Mckay. G. +. Newman, J.. ii. Muel-
Ter. c. w Bagwill. Leo Larson, w.
A. Mccoy, c. A. Kelley, W. v
Hogan, s. Appleman. c.. f. Mitchell,
j. V. Thomas, CLYDE 0'Brien. d.
J. Gallavin. r. T.. Middagh. Park
Lamborn. Frank Shields, J.. z.
Long, j.. A. Chisholm: Mesdames
Josephine Cameron. Walter Holm
quist, VIM. Mcknight, Geo. Doughty.
the Misses Virginia Carothers, les
sic Burnett, Jennie Newinger. Ellis
Burnett. Ruth Metzel, Cleora MUIR
dock. Josephine Munroe, Mary shep-
ard, Bess Fulmer, Harriet Full
mer, Helen Fliege. Wilma Snow
ball, Susan Brown. Vera Dwyer,
Margaret McGraw, Marion Newman;
Messrs. Clarence Burnett. Lloyd
Doughty. A. r. Shepard Jr,. Ray
mond Hoffman, Oscar Thorpe, b.
Robb, Henry Fliege and William
Biggane.
A delightful acquisition To the
dancing party given by Mrs. Bates
and Miss Walden Thursday night
was the Dutch lunch enjoyed by a
number of couples at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Yates MeGill.
Composing the cornwall group were
Mr.. and Mrs Osmond George
Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. John Eugene
Callahan, Doctor and Mrs. Thomas
Suffall, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pat
rick, Miss Walden, Mrs. William
Mcknight and William Biggane.
Mrs. William Mcknight and o
Daniel, who have been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mcknight for the
past month, have returned to their
home in Carson City. Numerous So
cial affairs pleasantly occupied the
time of Mrs. Mcknight during her
visit, which Is always enjoyed by her
friends.