The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-01-11

celebrate the occasion a doting
mother has arranged a birthday
party to which girl friends have
been invited. The actual birthday of
Miss Evalyn Brown does not occur
until next Monday, but as "The
Bat" will be the all-absorbing at
traction on that night, the mother
Mrs. I. d. Brown, has invited her
daughters high school chums to
gather at the Brown home in West
Second street Saturday evening to
properly observe the transition from
glrlhood to budding lovely and
beautiful young womanhood.
Whist will be the principal d.
version OF the evening, possibly in
terspersed with a little music and
other fun, with refreshments to
follow. The invited guests are the
Misses Ada Moore, May Livingstone.
Helen Adamson, Lillian Pearce,
Eileen Sutton Elsie Summerfield.
Frances Stuart, Helen Stuart,
Florence O'Brien, Theresa Pasquale,
Bertha Pearce Rose Erringer, Dor
ina Petrinovich, Eula Holloway, Luz
ellie Ingram, and of course the
guest of honor, Miss Evalyn Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Brady
have as house guests Mr.. and Mrs.
X. b. Stewart of Elko county, who
stopped here for a few days while
en- route to San Francisco. Mrs.
Stewart is Mrs. Brady's sister
The annual breakfast of the VIM
nemucca Civic Club, scheduled for
January 16 this year, has been post
poned by the president, Mrs. C. E.
Swezy, and same will not be held
until the new Hotel Humboldt is
completed. 1t is the plan to return
to the early January date for the
clubs annual breakfasts in sub
sequent years.
The Junior Bridge Club, COM
posed of the young society matrons
of this city, as the name implies,
was entertained at a meeting held
last Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. j. ID. Scott, the hostess for
the afternoon. The usual rounds of
bridge were played, followed by
Members in attend
ance and invited guests were:
Mesdames l. v. Button, E. Dyer,
F. Herline, o. Reinhart, V. Hursh,
B. E. Conlan, H. Marker, d. l..
Cooper w. P. Stephenson and Mrs.
Carl Springmeyer of Garvlnerville,
sister of Miss Gene Langwith, and
the Misses Gene Langwith and
Grace Sheehan. The prize was won
by Mrs. l. V. Button.
The next regular meeting of the
Junior Bridge Club will be held at
the home of Mrs. l. V. Button, in
East Fourth street, two weeks from
last Thursday afternoon, Mrs. But
ton to be the hostess for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Conlan of
Houston, Texas, who have been WISH
tors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Z. Conlan in Bridge street, have
their journey to Portland,
Oregon. The two Mr.. Conlans are
brothers.
The illness of Miss Betty Herline,
small daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Herline, who has been suffer-
ing with an aggravated cold, has
prevented the mother from partici-
pating in social functions during
The last week, and her many friends
express regret for the child's i'll
ness and hope recovery will be
rapid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Springmeyer
If Gardnerville, who are here visit
ng Mrs. Springmeyer's parents,
Judge and Mrs. j. A. Langwith,
we're the honored guests at a bridge
party given by Miss Fanny Harp
md her sister, Mrs. Laura Lester, at
heir residence in Pavilion street
asst Saturday night.
Bridge was followed by refresh
nents, and ladies' prizes were
awarded to Mrs. E. M. Bosch, first !; 1
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