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


The home of Mrs. Anlhur Smith
in East Ely furnished the setting for
a beautifully. appointed luncheon
Monday when Mrs. Smith and Miss
Margaret Smith dispensed delightful
hospitality to more than fifty guests.
Exquisite yellow tulips conferred a
large table in the dining DON with
small tables with the same decora-
lions in the living room and sun par
lors, also accommodating guests.
Cards supplemented the luncheon
and We're enjoyed by Mesdames
James Bennett, Vail Pittman, Ed
Willard, Frank Millard. c. A. Walk
er. o. G. Bates, s. c. Patrick, G. s.
Hoag, w. Y. MoGill, w. N. McGill,
w. II. Bishop, +. r. Swartz. S. II.
Williams, +. w. Ball, A. c. Linds-
kog, Richard White, w. s. Holm
quist. Z. J White, Jerry Kent, Jos.
Teis. p. j. Jackson, Lee Murdoch.
Ben r. Firman. John Weber. =. J..
Goumond. D. c. Mcdonald, II. A.
Comins, r. NJ. Clark, d. 2. BARLEY,
A. j. Proctor. J.. Il. Long, John
Eager. II. A. Davidson, r. H. Holtz-
man, n. II. Chaplin, A. Zurich, G. ".
Weller. L. II. Suffall, l.. G. Cannon,
II. Rasmussen, w. f. Meyers. 7. c.
Callahan. Geo. Linsley, J. c. Fliege,
ID. b. Smith, Muller, Henry Muller,
C. w. Bagwill, Wilbur Lindsey, AL
fred Doull. Charles Ziegler, H. S.
Munroe, +. f. Grant, Walter Larsh,
c. b. Nance, w. S. Elliott, A. b.
Mcdonald, Charles Chester, Ralph
Bowdle, s. B. Ebert, Frank Roper,
s. r. Devlin, Henry Fulmer, G.
Doughty. C. S. Chandler, e. J.. Ste
vens, George Whiteley. Paul .Boese,
James Lockhart, =. l.. Quayle and
Miss Virginia C~arothers. At the
conclusion of the game Mrs. John
Eager was awarded the first prize,
Mrs. Frank Roper the second. Mrs.
Vail Pittman the third, Mrs. Harold
Munroe the fourth, Mrs. Bates the
consolation. Mrs. Ralph Bowdle cap
turing the free-for-all favor.
Bestowing a pretty compliment
upon a number of the teachers, Mrs.
Osmond George Bates entertained at
a daintily appointed luncheon Fri
day. Spring flowers were used in
the decorative scheme and covers
were laid for Mrs. Amy Powers. Mrs,
Thomas Suffall, Miss Rorig, Miss
Beach, Miss Parker, Miss Swartout,
Miss Black and Miss Gilmore.
Senator and Mrs. Nealy IL. Cha
pin departed Saturday for an ex-
tended visit in California. At Elko
| Mrs. Mamie Dorsey VIII join the
party and proceed with them on the
journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Hamer were
| rendered a pleasant surprise In the
l nature Vi u nOucC Wal illu6 AaNo4ay
/ evening, when Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
| Terrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Steven
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MeElroy,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Rumbaugh, Mr..
and Mrs. Win Fulmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harold Amens, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dornan, Mr.. and Mrs. Curto. Mr..
and Mrs. Metzler, Mr.. and Mrs. Shall
lenburger and Miss Rumbaugh were
the guests.
Mrs. Wilbur p. Lindsey presided
at a pretty evening affair of the week
Thursday at the home of Mrs. James
s. Bennett, the Spoon Club, with a
few other guests comprising the per-
sonnet of the occasion, at which the
following guests were presented with
prizes: Miss Dorothy Meyers. high
score prizes; Mrs. Creighton Whit
more, the second, and Miss Frances
Peters, the consolation. The guest
list follows: Mrs. John Long, Mrs.
Creighton p. Whitmore, Mrs. Jay
.Brinton, Mrs. Carroll Morrill,, Mrs.
Louis Zadow, Mrs. II. w. Edwards.
Mrs. Fred Oldfield, Miss Madge
Smith, Miss Mabel Wheeler, Miss
Aida Stevens, Miss Mary O'Sullivan,
Miss Bessie Fulmer, Harriet Fulmer.
Miss Cleora Murdoch. Miss Dorothy
Meyers and Miss Margaret O'Hare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold S. Munroe
entertained at a beautifully appoint
ed dinner party at their home in
Kimberly recently. Mr.. and Mrs.
Munroe will depart early in the week
for their new home in British Co
lumbia.
Miss Bess Fulmer was the hostess
to the Spoon Club Wednesday even
ing.