Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-10

Miss Ellen Meiklejohn's costume was o.
light and dark blue silk, prettily combiped;
white lace trimmings and pink roses.
Miss Mary O'Farrell was dressed in pale
green albatross; white lace overdress; cor
sage cut square and trimmed in lace; silver
ornaments.
Miss Laura Horst looked very beautiful
in pale pink nun's-veiliDg;. corsage deco
lette. with pink feather garniture.
Miss Hattie White-Dark red silk; front
Of lace over cream satin; lace trimmings
and gold ornaments.
Miss Baldwin wore q becoming costume
of pale pink surah, trimmed in white lace.
Miss George Stcbbins wore q handsome
costume of black lace over black surah;
corsage cut V shape, with bouquet OF tea
roses.
Miss frankie Horst looked well in pale
blue un's-veiling; corsage cut low, with
blue feather trimmings.
Miss Allie Warfeld-Cream nun's-veiling,
with dark velvet trimmings.
Miss Lizzie Thornton was attired in
c~ream-colored lace bunting, with dark gar
net velvet trimmings. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelley Tuttle, Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Sholtz, Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Largey, Mr..
and Mrs. F. LynfOrth. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Gensberger, Mr.. and
Mrs. James McCaig, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ames,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bernard,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
H. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Eghert Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Siegal, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K.
Clark, Mrs. G. +. Lloyd, Mrs. DR.. Leavitt,
Mrs. Henry McMurpby, Mrs. Stern
lels. Misses Mary O. Farrell,
N.--1e II~- lead
Gertie Davidson. Marie Renouard,
ton, Allie Warfield, Laura Baker, Emma
Thornton, Ellen M%eiklejohn, May Casey,
Mary knight, George Stebbins. cole.
Messrs. John Forbis, Sam. Clerke, w. A.
Akers, James F. Lansing, Joe v. Long,
- Eveleth, Walter King, A, J.Davis, Jr.,
DR.. Winston, Perrin Irvine, o. K. Lewis,
Walter Lewis. j. Symons, Geo. H. Casey,
DR.. F. J. Murray, C. w. Goodale, -
Grant, Doc. Newbro, e. G. Tucker. E. C..
Kester, Eugene Gordon, John o. Farrell.
Willis Mcbride, - Webb, A. C. Campbell,
w. Craig, Carlos Warfleld, N. 3. Bingeling,
and others.
THE CLARE LUNCHEON.
Mrs. j.. Ross Clark gave a charming
luncheon last Friday at her residence, on
West Broadway, to q few lady friends.
Her guests arrived early and after luncheon
they passed several hours very pleasantly.
Mrs. F. McDevitt left yesterday for St.
Paul. She will be absent about two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Jack have returned
home from d very pleasant eastern trip.
THE DIXON DINNER PARTY.
Mrs. W. w. Dixon gave a very pleasant
dinner party last week at her residence on
Washington Street in honor of Hon. j. K.
Toole, Delegate to Congress. The menu
was quite elaborate and the appointments
the the repast were elegant throughout.
Those at dinner were: Mrs. p. A. Largey,
Mrs: jeff: LEVEL, Mrs. George lockwood,
Mr.. w. w. Dixson, Hon. j.. X. Toole, Mr..
w. A. Clark, Judge Wilcox and Mr.. John
Miss Buckley, of Tacoma, Washington
Territory, is expected in Butte soon and
will be the guest of Mrs. James McCaig for
weeks.
Mrs. Col. Sanders and Mrs. June Sanders
Of Helena, visited Mrs. w. H. Dewitt a few
days last week.
NOVEL CHESS PLAYING.
The ladies OF the NJ. f. Church, South, of
This city, propose giving during the winter
at the residence of Hon. John T. Baldwin,
rare and novel entertainments in the form
chess parties. The floor of a large room
will be converted into an immense chess |
board, the squares to be numbered and |
to re filled with ladies and gentlemen
instead OF ordinary chessmen, the game
in this way TO become the popu-
ar feature Of the evening entertainments.
The first chess party will be given Tuesday
November 16. Mr.. John ,Noyes
md DIR. Holmes have kindly consented to