Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
SOCIETY NOTES.
Balls, Parties, Dinners, Weddings,
Personals, ETC., in Butte
During the Week.

Personals, ETC., in Butte
During the Week.
"Waltz me again, George."-L. T,
Mr.. D. Griffett is Ep from the Valley.
Mr.. J. K. Clark left for Missoula yester-
day.
George Irvine II. left for the East yester.
day.
Mr.. T. Bennett left last week for Wyo-
ming.
A whist club is soon to be organized by
some ladies on Granite street.
Marcus DAILY came over from Anaconda
yesterday.
Wilbur Sanders came over from Helena
yesterday.
There is to be a business meeting OF the
Entire Nous club to-day.
Mrs. Frank Harlow was over from Boul.
der last Friday.
We regret to learn that Rev. sc. Blacks.
toms little boy is very i'll.
Mrs. Joe Daft and baby left yesterday 10,
Elkhorn, where her husband is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Zandt leave tomorrow
for An extended trip to Europe.
A home on the corner OF Idaho and
Granite streets is undergoing repairs.
MI. w. A. Akers left Friday evening on a
business trip to Idaho.
Comet parties are the rage east. Comet
being a game of cards like Newmarket.
Quite a number OF ladies are already
planning to receive calls New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCaig entertained
Colonel Estes Thanksgiving day.
The music at the Episcopal Church
Thanksgiving morning was especially fine.
Mr.. w. H. Lewis, of the firm OF O. K.
Lewis & Co., returned from Chicago last
Friday.
The Choral Society will meet next
Wednesday at Mrs. E. Siegal's, on Wash
ington street.
DR.. Frank Reed, OF Anaconda, spent
Thanksgiving in Butte with his parents and
sister,
Mr.. W. Carol, brother of Mrs. R. P.
Dolman left last week for Missouri, where
he will spend the winter.
Mrs. John Davis and sister will go to
Chicago soon where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. James Shields and children left yes
terday for Helena, which place will be their
residence.
MI. G. w. Goodale and Mr.. Alex. John
ston were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Ross
Clark on Thanksgiving.
Chas. D. Mcclure was in the city Friday
and dined with Governor Legsett. He left
for st. Louis yesterday.
Mr.. George C. Tucker and Mr.. D. S. Muir
ray were guests OF Judge and Mrs. Wilcox
on Thanksgiving day.
One of the p~leasantest events OF the
week was the party gwen at the Casey res
idence last Thursday evening.
The 'Blew Ribbon" Club gave a very
party last Friday evening at Mrs.
Judge Knowles.
We are pleased to see that Mr.. John H.
who has been quite i'll, is able to be
at his Office again.
The House and Cleveland mines on Camp
Creek were leased to-day to E. w. Rising,
of Messrs. Larmour Bros, Smith, Boyce
and Curtis.
MI. Braden, OF Helena, and Mr.. Saunders,
If Omaha, made Butte q flying visit last
week on their way to Salt Lake City. Mr..
Braden will spend a few days here on his
'eturn.
Curtis & Majors are to have a new carpet
their office and will hereafter serve
vine to their many friends when they have
hnlshed house cleaning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D'Acheul entertained
Ar, and Mrs. w. H. De Witt. DR.. c. p.
Tough. Miss Rumley and DR.. Winston to
Inner Thanksgiving.
Mrs. j. Roundy returns to Salt Lake
lily about the first OF December. She will
,e accompanied by her sister, Mrs. F.
The Russian bang is the latest mode of
!ressing the front hair for young ladies.
he hair is combed down to a point in
and brushed up at the sides, which
re slightly curled or turned back.
Why do not some OF Butte's society
adies get up a cooking club? A nice little
Office served by a bevy of fine cooks would
e tempting affair indeed. The young
adies prepare the dainty repast and invite
heir friends to partake.
Mrs. Wadsworth. who has been visiting
l Butte for several months, left yesterday
II Helena, where she will visit a short
me- and then return to her Eastern
ONE.
Mrs. j. B.. Cleveland gave a Thanksgiving
lnner. Inc decorations were exceedingly
's5e1ui and the menu was complete in
cry detail. Among those present at the
nner were: Mr.. and Mrs. c.. F. LLOYD and
r. n Mrs. E. w. Smith.
Mrs. DR.. Leavitt entertained a few
very pleasantly last Friday evening
her apartments on the corner OF Broad
and Montana street. Those present
ere: Dr. and Mrs. Shultz, Mr.. and Mrs. r
Hoge and C. w. Goodale.
Miss F. Kenyon, Mr.. Shelley futile and
r. Joe Long went to Anaconda last
thursday to attend the wedding of Miss
critic Long and Mr.. Geo. Lindsey. The
remony took place at the residence of ]
re-. VIM. Reed. 1t was q quiet affair and j
ny the relatives and a few OF the most
innate friends of the bride ana groom
ling present.
DARK red is a tone peculiarly well suited !
lark children, and some OF the thick,
'uDie anvases ave been made up with a
mite silk gathered waistcoat, which ends {
q pointed but wide band of velvet. A {
''nted piece of red fancy velvet was intro I
iced on the back, and the little skirt was 4
lnuteIy plated at the side. The buttons
ea on This costume were square. black. !
ID engraved in gold. =
10 Is announced that the marriage of l
enact Davitt, the Irish a~gitator, to Miss
iora, OF Oakland, will take place on I
= tnlrtleth OF this month. The young {
" ID an orphan niece OF Mrs. James Can. 8
vi OF oakland, and became acquainted