White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04
hosts to a number of guests at an en-
jovable New Years dinner party.

upon the calendar of the New Year
was that featured at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Osmond George Rates Fri
day evening, when Miss Ellis Burnett
entertained with a prettily arranged
dancing party which gave pleasure
TO many OF her friends. After
dancing a buffet lunch was served
and the evenings pleasure ended all
too soon for the participants of the
happy evenings entertainment. rhe
personnel follows: The Misses
Julia Dean West, Flora Rowan. Ruth
Metzel, June Grant. Margaret Grant,
Susan Brown, May Brown, Melvia
Bowman. Mary Shepard, Bess Fulmer, |
Mary Deckelman. Mary Ash. Cara
Doyle, Madge Smith, Minnie Meyers.
Eleanor Mcdonald: Messrs Harold
Jackson, Kent Baird, Harold Doyle.
Clarence Burnett. Homer Forester.
Clyde Ihrie. Harry Wilcox. William
Frazier, Raymond Firman, Henry
Fliege, Earl Richmond. Arthur
Snaile. Evan Davies. Archie CHS
cholm.
Mrs. Percy Jackson dispensed hos
pitality to the Saturday Five Hun
dred Club yesterday afternoon. Miss
Newinger was awarded the high score
prize.
The Tuesday Evening Five Hun
bred Club was entertained by Mrs.
I. c. c. Whitmore Tuesday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Charles Walker
in the Richmar apartment. Mrs.
G. l.. Grier and Mrs. Eager were
awarded the prizes at the close of the
game.
In honor of Mrs. Frank Duck. who
Is departing from Ely to make her
home in McGill, Mrs. Fred West and
Mrs. Pros Goumond entertained with
q delightful evening of cards at the
home of Mrs. Fred West Friday. Sur
rounding the tables for the game
were Mrs. Duck. Mrs. Ray Bedding,
Mrs. Percy Jackson, Mrs. Bertha Fox,
Mrs. Lee Murdoch. Mrs. Joseph L..
Ties. Mrs. Willis E. Meyers, Mrs.
David Young, Mrs. Fred Hartley,
Mrs. Van Newman, Mrs. Millard.
Mrs. C. G. Barron.
The Woman's Club will open its
social activities for the new year
with a luncheon to be given at the
Campfire Girls Club room at the
Riehmar on January 10th.
Miss Cleora Murdoch is enjoying
a visit in Los Angeles.
Miss Maggie Smith, who will be
remembered by numerous Ely
friends, made during a previous visit
in Ely. is the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Smith. with whom she
will remain indefinitely.
An enjoyable afternoon was spent
at the home of Mrs. William Neil Nc
Gill Friday. when the Thursday Sew
ing Club with several other guests
enjoyed the meeting in this always
hospitable home.
A %congenial gathering of friends
composed a dinner party at the Step
toe hotel New Years night which was
a pretty prelude To the dance given
at the University Club later in the
evening. TIE personnel includes the
following couples: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Neil McGill. Charles Chand-
Ter, Ralph Bowdle. George Whiteley,
Samuel Bass Ebert, Alexander Shep-
ard. Harold Simonds Munroe. Bert
Quayle. Arthur Smith, Miss Ann
0'Brien and Richard Smell.
Mrs. L. B. Purcell entertained the
members OF her bridge at luncheon
last Saturday the personnel includ-
ing Mrs. William Painter, Mrs. Har-
old Amens. Mrs. J. p. Rumbaugh,
Mrs. Frank Beverly. Mrs. C. G..
Barron and Miss Jennie Newinger.
Bridge followed the luncheon. at
which Miss Newinger was awarded
first prize and Mrs. Rumbaugh the
second prize.
The Campfire Girls enjoyed one OF
their pleasant evenings at their club
rooms at the Richmar on Friday,