White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-18

week, entertaining the members of
her sewing club at her home Monday
evening when a dozen guests were
present.
Another pretty compliment paid
Mrs. David Young was the afternoon
of 800" given in her honor by Mrs.
David Boyd-Smith at her home In
MoGill Saturday afternoon, which at
forded pleasure 10 a number of her
ELY friends who motored TO McGill to
participate in the delightful after
noon in which the following guests
were invited to join: Mrs. Young,
Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. Ed Millard.
Mrs. Frank Millard, Mrs. Arthur
Smith, Mrs. Nealy II. Chaplin. Mrs.
John Eugene Callahan, Mrs. Osmond
George Bates, Mrs. LeGrande Can.
non, Mrs. Fred West, Mrs Pros.
Goumond, Mrs. Joseph l.. Ties. Mrs.
Percy Jackson, Mrs. Ed White, Mrs.
hiii'd , iotlOi ~ Eu Nlltf. MID.
George Linsley. Mrs. John Eager,
Mrs. G. Waltham Weller, Mrs.
Charles Caperton. Mrs. Willis T..
Meyers. Mrs. Charles Walker. Mrs.
Frank Il. swartz. Mrs. Paul Boese,
Mrs. d. &. Mcdonald, Mrs. Samuel
Patrick, Mrs. H. c. Comins, Mrs.
/ AapaaG MaIlanalI opd AItu. AIo-ua .o4
Smith.
Miss Aida Stevens was a luncheon
hostess on Wednesday when she ex-
tended hospitality TO a few friends
in hon1r of Mrs. Lehr. The Spoon
Club also enjoyed Miss Stevens hos
pitality Monday evening when Miss
Esther Rumbaugh and Miss Bessie
Fulmer were the prize winners.
Betrothal cards announcing the
engagement of Miss Inez A. Mendes
water district have been received by
friends in Ely during the past week.
In honor of Mrs. T.. b. Lehr, Mr..
and Mrs. William Neil McGill en-
tertained dinner guests at their home
Tuesday evening, the party Witness
ing The Red Lantern at the Ely
theatre later in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Newman de-
parted this morning for a month 5
pleasure trip in California.
Mrs. John Eager dispensed hospi-
tality to the Amateur Bridge Club
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Charles L. Grier will enter
tain guests in honor of Mrs. David
Young On Monday.
The Needlecraft Sewing Club en-
joyed its meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Marsh in East
Ely.
Mrs. Fred West was the hostess to
the Saturday Five Hundred Club
which convened at her home on Fri
day evening.
The Tuesday Evening Five Hun
dred Club vas pleasantly entertain
ed al the home of Mrs. Jerry Kent
at its last meeting when a few non
members were also included In the
personnel of the game. the prizes be-
ing awarded to Mrs. ed Willard,
Mrs Charles Grier and Mrs. Me
Donald.
4 happily planned event of the
week, carrying with 1t many pleasant
recollections of association with the
guests of honor, was the surprise
party given by ST. Bartholomew
Guild in honor of its retiring presi-
dent. Mrs John Weber, and Mrs.
l.. c. c. Whitmore. the retiring
treasurer. The affair. which was
featured at the home of Mrs. Weber,
was a pretty tribute of appreciation
to the honor guests who were pre-
sented with gifts, Mrs. James S.
Bennett making a clever little pres
entation speech. Mrs. Van Newman
also added pleasure to the afternoon
with two of her delightful readings.
Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Whitmore are
succeeded in their offices by Mrs
Fenton and Mrs. James.
Mrs. August Munter gave pleasure
to a coterie of luncheon guests at her
home on hurry street Wednesday
afternoon. Enjoying the hostess
very delightful hospitality were Mrs.
Andrew Hexem, Mrs. Louis Johnson,
Mrs. Philip Bach. Mrs. J. Taylor.
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