Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-27
BUTTE SOCIETY.
Its Movements, Events, Happenings,
Gatherings, Personals, Etc.

Its Movements, Events, Happenings
Gatherings, Personals, Etc.
The principal event OF the past week was
tho concert aud ball given Friday evening
at Renshaw Hall by Prof. A. c. Newill,
principal Of the High School. assisted by
many ladies, and by thelarser pupils OF the
school. The object Of this entertainment
was to purchase q piano for the new High
School building, which is nearing compile
At an early hour the hall was fIiled
to its utmost capacity. The Alice band
rendered the folio wing fine selections:
Overture 1UeCA
Orphans in ter Unterweit: .,;:L. Fouse
Air-Varie, E Flat Clarionet, The Tyroli,
v.,ssmsspiri; Of Toye" ......:........i. Hartman
Az eleaant supp Uer was va served in the Cen
trail School BUILDING, which is opposite the
hall. The entertainment proved in every
way q financial as well as social success.
Mr.. Walter King is over from Diamond.
Mr.. David McCranor was in the city last
week.
Mr.. Harry Gassert and wife, of Cook City
are in town.
Captain Emerson, owner OF the Wabash
mine, is in the city.
Jos. A. Hyde has gone East. he expects
to be absent a month.
H. NJ. Parchen and wife, OF Helena, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. s. c. Blackiston returned home Fri
day from a trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Peter Walton. OF Deer Lodge, was in
A.. .:k- n &orw lcro Ii Of waok
James r. Boyce, Jr., returned home yes
terday from a visit to his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. George buffet will so to
California about the first OF November.
Mics May Casey held the lucky number
rallied.
House last Tuesday evening was largely
attended.
The young ladies were bewitched Friday
evening with the handsome costumes worn
by the Alice Band:
Handsome cards O reception to
be given by the Entire Nous Club October
20. at Renshaw Hall.
Mr.. Harry Sims, who was formerly a
resident Of Butte, is expected over from
Helena in a few days.
Marcus Daily entertained Michael Davitt,
Postmaster Curtis and other friends to a
fine luncheon at the Anaconda Office last
Wednesday.
DR.. Tre.nblay, brother OF Rev. Father
Tremblay. will move this week into the
brick residence of MI. Green Majors, on
upper Idaho Street.
Miss M. Fulton, who has been spending
several days very pleasantly in Butte,
,s~sAs-- R:c>.Jo ~oA~s~@l {~ hon ~, n 4
the capital yesterday.
The young girls of the High Schoollooked
very charming at the ball and concert last
Friday evening in their pretty Swiss muslin
caps n white aprons.
Miss Cary, sister of Frank Cary, arrived
last evening from Missoula. She expects to
remain here until her brother, who has
been very i'll, has fully recovered his health.
Col. Charles D. Curtis and family, who
have been spending several days here, re.
turned to their home in Helena yesterday.
They are always heartily welcomed to the
Silver City.
Men are now busy with political ques-
tions, and the praise or defamation Of the
various candidates will be the principal
topics OF conversation among them until
after the election.
Mrs. Geo. G. Stull, who has been East for
several months visiting relatives in New
Jersey and New York, has returned to the
Territory, and is expected in Butte to-mOr-
row ON a visit to her sister, Miss jennie
Mcconnell.
The recent wedding of Mr.. Fred Walker
and Miss Mary Senter, which took place at
Salt Lake City Thursday evening, October
81, is said to have been the most thor
oughly English affair that that city has
ever witnessed.
Mr.. John Mcguire telegraphed Mr.. Con-
lon and his agent in Butte not to charge
for the use of the Opera House for the
Davitt lecture. This act is worthy of Mr..
Maguire's known generosity and sympathy
with his fellow-countrymen.
The friends of Miss Lizzie King nave re.
ceived cards announcing her marriage at
Marshall, Missouri, October IS. to Mr.. j.
c. Patterson. Miss King is Il niece of Mr..
Joe Hyde and is well known i'll Butte, as
she visited here several months.
Mr.. Thomas Lavell, who is to be mar
ried October Goth, at St. Charles Church.
HALEY, Idaho, to Miss Melissa Black, of
that place, will reside here. 1t is under
stood they will occupy the handsome
Knight cottage oil West Park street.
Mrb. JauleS II. OOyCe gave D. Siudli pdEIy
last Thursday.
MIR. Fairfield has gone over to the Jeffer-
son on a hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crib have gone to
Spokane Falls to live.
Mr.. George Douglas will 60 to Boulder
this week, to remain several months.
P. J. Hamilton will leave for San Fran 1
cisco in a few days, it is said, to be mar
ried.
Mrs. Orenstein and family left yesterday |
for Salt Lake City. They go from there to
Europe.
Green Majors and family moved last
week to their new residence on West Gran
tie Street.
Mrs. VIM. Reed came up from Anaconda |
to attend the concert and ball given last
evening.
Miss Kate Hennessey left yesterday for
While there she will be the guest
Of Mrs. Charles Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van Syckle left Butte
asst Thursday for Little Rock, Arkansas,
they will make their future hLme.
Messrs. John and Rod Leggett entertain
ID q party of friends at their residence on
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