White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09

Bates at their home last Sunday
evening, when a congenial gathering
of friends composed the dinner cir
Gle which will be most delightfully."-
remembered. A color scheme Of
pink and green was suggested by a
large vase of pink roses, surrounded
by bud vases which formed the de-
liciously hued centerpiece. Novel ia
vors and an amusing guessing game
were enjoyable features of amuse-
ment for the guests OF the party,
which included Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Hoffman, DR.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Suffall, Mr.. and Mrs. William Y.
McGill and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Patrick.
A number of Elyites who visited
ed at a delightful little luncheon Civ
en- by Mrs. Walker j.. Boudw:n, nee
Dorothy Richardson, during their
stay, when covers were laid for Mrs.
Ndlt DlslOp, Mis-. iiaioiu .. hoh
roe. Mrs. Charles Chandler and Mrs.
Arthur Smith.
AIRS. b. l.. Quayle and little daugh-
ter. Eleanor, have returned from en-
extended visit in California.
Mrs. Thomas Sulfall viii entertain
the Pirate Bridge Club Wednesday.
Mrs. George Linsley dispensed
pleasing hospitality to the Tuesday
Evening Five Hundred Club at its
last meeting. Mrs. Richard White
and Mrs. Watt Bishop participated
in the game as substitutes. Mrs.
Bennett was the winner of the nigh
score prize and Mrs. Kent was pre-
scented WITH the consolation prize.
Mrs. Ed Willard is secluded for the
next club hostess.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Jay Brinton
were Joined at dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Grind and William Bigsane
last Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Weber was the hostess
to the Amateur Bridge Club Thurs
day afternoon
Mrs. Harold S. Monroe and FAM
lily are enjoying a fortnight's stay
in Coronado, California.
Word has Deen received by Ely
friends announcing the birth of a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Biggane,
who are visiting in Ireland. Mr.. and
Mrs. BiggaDe expect to sail for Amer
lea In the near future.
Mrs. LeGrande Cannon arrived
from the east during the week and
will make an extended visit i'm Ely
her return.
Mrs. James Morton Lockhart has
returned from Salt Lake, where she
and her daughter, Miss Lois, have
enjoyed the winter months.
Mrs. Ed Millsrd will be the next
hostess 10 the Tuesday Bridge Lunch
con club.
The Ante Club enjoyed Mrs. James
S. Benefits hospitality last night,
when the reunion of all the members
of the club made the evening es-
pecially enjoyable. The personnel of
the game included Airs. Gael Hoag.
Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. LeGrande
Cannon, Mrs. Henry Rasmussen. Mrs.
Devlin and the hostess.
Mrs. Paul Boese is expected TO re-
turn from a several weeks stay in
Chicago early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford. I{oag of
Ruth spent a few days of the week
With Mr.. and Mrs. Gael Hoag.
Noted as m OF the prettiest af-
fairs of recent date in High School
circles was the Junior Prom given
Friday night. when the gymnasium
furnished the setting for the event.
The Junior class %colors, red, white
and blue, combined with the gold and
white of the senior class, were used
in the color scheme, wherein the
beauty was enhansed by a p~rofusion
of flowers and vines, presenting a
May Day suggestion in effect. The
High school maidens were eve
more prettily gowned and the ocea-
sion was one most attractive and
pleasurable for the large assemblage