The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-01-25

=. "a Diohuoil, IL. 4. Mcr auuen, A.
Livingstone, T. E. Powell, C. D.
Mackay and C. E. Swezy.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. f.
ID. Giroux, Mrs. J. G. Moore, E. IL.
Gilman and J. A. Anderson.
Refreshments were also a feature
of the evening.
Members and friends of the Sun
shine and Smiles Club were enter
tanned at an evening of dancing and
music at the Parish hall, last Satur-
day night, at which all in attendance
had most enjoyable time.
Members of Winnemuca Odd Eel
low and Rebekah fraternaties, to-
gether with a number of their visit
ing friends, were entertained at
Winneva hall, last Wednesday even
ing, at a banquet and installation
ceremonies.
The following officers were in
stalled for the coming year:
Odd Fellows, A. Uren, N. g.; P.
]. Brophey, V. c.; Geo. Van Volken-
burg, secretary; M. Reinhart, treas
urer.
Rebekahs, Ida Diehl, N. G.; Mabel
Rel, V. G.; Ruth Hubbard, secre-
tary; Myrtle Hubbard, treasurer.
In addition to the ritualistic GER
emonies, a delightful program was
enjoyed, in which various members
parficinatad
Mrs. P. G. Carlson and Mrs. L. O.
Hawkins spent Tuesday afternoon
at Pronto as guests of Mrs. X. II.
Kiles.
Attorney T. E. Powell and family
have taken up their new residence
in Carson City, occasioned by the
recent appointment of Mr.. Powell
as Deputy State Attorney General.
They left this city last Sunday after
noon for the state capital and
gathered at the depot was an enor-
nous crowd Of their friends to wish
them much happiness in their new
surroundings mute testimonial of
the respect and affection in which
the Powells are regarded by many
friends here.
The home of Mayor and Mrs. T.
A. Brandon was the scene of de-
lightful gathering of the younger
members of the social set, last
evening, when Mrs. Brandon enter
tanned at seven tables of bridge.
Artistic decorations were feature
of the affair and tasty refreshments
were served to the hidden guests,
including: Mesdames N. Adamson
Lyle Minor, d. C. Cooper, |. V. But
ton, F. J. Button, E. Dyer, o. Rein
hart, F. Herline, V. Hursh, o. Rem
ner, S. Marker, E. M. Bosch, b
Conlan, L. Muller, L. o. Hawkins
c. w. Muller, J. Pike, w. f. Con-
nor, A. l.. Card, d. Christen, j.
d Scott, E. r. Marvel, H. Leonard
C. E. Swezy and the Misses Avery
Davenport, Bertha Wolf, Fanny
Harp, Eugene Langwith, and Grace
Sheehan.
A number Of the younger set were
entertained at the J. G. Moore
home, Saturday evening, when Miss
Ada Moore and James Moore in
vited the friends of Charles Brown
to a farewell gathering, prior to his
departure for Carson City, his new
home. Dancing was INDUCED in
and a number of those present con-
tributed to the evenings entertain.
ment. The invited guests included
the Misses Marjorie Smyth, Rose
Erringer, Mryle Trousdale, Ger
trude Washburn, Bertha Pearce
Evalyn Brown, Eileen Sutton, Fran.
ces Stuart and Lillian Pearce and
Charles Brown, Elwyn Hubbard
Francis Pearce, Gerald Brown, Ell
mer Lyons, Claude Smith, George
Watt, Robert Bankofier and Hamp
ton Brady and the host and hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Erskine have
as their house guests Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Macdonald, their son and three
daughters, and Mr.. John MacCuisf
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