White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
Happenings In
Society Circles

A number of pretty affairs given
in honor of Mrs. Rodney Hall Rich
ardson have claimed the attention Of
society during the past week and
more are scheduled for this week
which will terminate Mrs. Richard
sons stay in Ely. much to the re-
greet of her friends.
A happily featured affair OF the
week was the Masonic dance at Rock
hill Shallenberger hall "Wednesday
evening. when the guests included
the families and friends Of the Ma
sons, and was a most enjoyable oe-
%casion, Goumond's jazz orchestra
furnishing the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T.. Murphy de-
parted this morning for a few DAYS
| visit in Salt Lake.
Mrs. John Eager and Mrs. ". G..
Weller entertained with a delightful
evening of cards in honor of Mrs.
Rodney Hall Richardson Friday
night, when five tables of guests en-
joyed the evening, Mrs. Gael Hoag,
Miss Virginia C%arothers and Mrs.
| Cupid receiving the card prizes and
the guest of honor was presented
with a choice bit of china. Those
enjoying the game were Mrs. Rich
ardson. Mrs. Watt Bishop, Mrs. Ralph
Bowdle, Mrs. Nealy Chaplin, Mrs. J..
F. Cupid. Mrs. Jerry Kent, Mrs. Win
field S. Elliott, Mrs. Arthur Smith,
Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. George Lins-
ley. Mrs. Gael Hoag, Mrs. Samuel
Patrick. Mrs. Ed Millard. Mrs. David
BARLEY. Mrs. John r. Callahan. Mrs.
Charles Walker. Mrs. Mollie Rogers.
Mrs. |. c. c. WhitmoTe and Miss Vir-
ginia Carothers.
Miss Ann o'Brien is spending the
weekend with Mrs. John Eager.
Mrs. Ed Willard will entertain the
Amateur Bridge Club in honor OF
Mrs. Rodney Hall Richardson Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Virginia Carothers will en-
terrain dinner guests in honor OF
Mrs. Rodney Hall Richardson Mon
day evening.
The I. X. B. dance at the Steptoe
hotel Thursday evening was an en-
joyable feature of the social week.
About twenty-five guests were pres
ent.
The celebration of Vivian Stevens
seventh birthday anniversary was a
joyful event for the score of her lit
tie friends who made merry with her
at a cupie party on Saturday after
noon. After games had been n
joyed for an hour the guests were
seated at a beautifully decorated Ia
BILE for refreshments. A color scheme
of pink was evidenced in the deeora-
lions and refreshments. Cupie sol
diers for the boys and cupies decked
in butterflies of tulle for the girls,
together with dainty pink baskets Of
candy and bouquets of sweet peas
were the fayors found at the guests
plates. An imposing cupie soldier
and a fetching cupie belle formed the
centerpiece of the table and won the
admiration of the guests, later to lie
presented to Beatrice Shepard and
Albert Adams for the prizes in a
peanut hunt which occupied the chill
dren for a time during the afternoon.
The little hostess was showered with
many beautiful gifts and the follow
ing guests shared the pleasure of her
birthday celebration with her. Al
Derta Adams, Dorothy Painter, Dor
othy Scarlet, Beatrice Shepard, Mar
jory Cunningham. Margaret Lake,
Edna Evans. Ruth Paine, Della Con
roy, Albert Adams, Paul Jones, John
Curto, Louis Hexem, Elton Waits.
Ned McElroy, Tom Geraghty. Vaughn
O'Brien, Dorothy Stevens and Mar
garet Stevens.
The members of st. Bartholomog's
Guild will enjoy Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. John Weber.
when Mrs. Richardson will be the
guest of honor. The departure of
Mrs. Richardson will be keenly felt
in the Guild where she has always
been an active worker.
Mrs. George I~.insley was the host
ess OF the Amateur Bridge Club
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charles
Chandler participated in the game as
a substitute.