White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-18

80"
Mrs. Winfield Scott Elliot last sun
day -evening.
A number of the young social set
enjoyed a picnic at Comins' lake
Thursday night, which was given In
honor of Miss Pearl Baker and Miss
Cora Bloom. Mrs. Osmond George
Bates enjoyed the evening as chap
eron.
A pleasant evening of bridge at
the home of Mrs. George Linsley
gave pleasure to the following gssets
Thursday evening, when Mrs. John
G.. Kuhn was the guest of honor:
Mrs. Gael Hoag, Mrs. John Elmer
Long. Mrs. James Bennett, Mrs. Pres
Gounond, Mrs. Fred Wes. and Mrs.
John Weber.
Miss Cora Bloom has departed for
her home in Sacramento after having
enjoyed a few weeks visit with
friends In the district. Miss Pearl
Baker accompanied Miss bloom t.
her home and will remain in Cali
fornia several morths.
Mrs IL. A. Newhauser of East Ely
recently entertained al a pretty
luncheon given in honor Of Mrs. d.
w. Sayre and Miss Bernire Sayre.
who have departed for Seattle to
make their home. :
Miss Aida Stevens will entertain
La Couture Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank Roper will be the
hohstess to the Pirate bridge Club o.
Wednesday. ~
Mrs. John q. Kuhn, who has beeiI
the guest of honor at a number of
social affairs during the past few
weeks was complimented with a
luncheon given by Mrs. Van New
man on Tuesday, when about a doz-
en- guests enjoyed the cordial hos
pitality of the hostess upon the oc-
casion. Cards supplemented the
luncheon aud Mrs. Weber was award
ed the high score prize. with Mrs.
Lindsay winning second and Mrs.
Bent the consolation. A guest favor
was presented to Mrs. Kuhn and
Mrs. White was fortunate in the free
for-all, drawing. The guest list fol-
lows: Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. John Weber,
Mrs. Ed White, Mrs. w. s. Elliott,
Mrs. /. C. c. Whitmore, Mrs. Fred
West, Mrs. Fred Clark, Mrs. s. c
Patrick, Mrs. w. P. Lindsey, Mrs.
| Curtis H. Bent. Mrs. Creighton
| whitmorc, Mrs. P. J. Goumond, Mrs.
Gael Hoag and Mrs. ]. s. Bennett
and Miss Carol Clark.
Mrs. Osmond George Bates was The
hostess to the "Wednesday Sewing
Club Wednesday afternoon when the
club was Joined by Mrs. Grimm, Mrs.
| S~turdevant and Mrs. Doughty for the
afternoons diversion. A guessing
game was a feature of entertainment,
Mrs. Chaplin winning the first prize
and Mrs. Swartz the second. the
serving of refreshments terminating
the pleasant afternoon gathering.
Mrs. Bertha Fox and Mrs. Pros
Goumond added a pleasant affair to
the social activities of the week
Monday, when they entertained at a
prettily arranged dancing party in
honor If Miss Cora Bloom. the fol-
lowing guests enjoying the delightful
evenings pleasure: Miss Cora Bloom.
Miss Lucille Baird, Miss Mary Ash,
Miss Ellis Burnett, Miss Mary Deckel-
man, Miss Eleanor Mcdonald, Miss
Lucille Hagans, Miss Julia Dean
West, Miss Flora Rowan, Miss Pearl
Baker, Miss Marie O'Connell, Miss
Lois Rowan, Pearle Decker, Ray
mond Firman, Harold Doyle. Lowell
Wheeler, Jimmy Frey, Kent Baird,
Harold Jackson. Harry Fay. Harry
Smith, Raymond Kirkland, Krank
Mangum, Clarence Rowan, Charles
Reagan, Henry Fliege and Paul
Doughty.
Mrs. John Eager was the hostess
to the Amateur Bridge Club Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. IL. o. Hall has departed for
her home in Reno after having spent
a fortnight at the home of Mr.. and
i! Mrs. r. II. Hoffman.