Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

last Wednesday afternoon
horseback ride. enjoying a
MIR. and Mrs. Q. Hight left last
the east. Mrs. Hight has gone 70, wee. ts Tor
eft Of her health. y Inc ben.
Mrs. w. ". Dixon gave a d;,.
last Wednesday to a few of MI party
friends. Oi1on's
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Anderson ,,:u
move into the Hughes residence on w soon
ington street. wash
Mrs. Edward L.. Mahoney and do,
are visiting friends in Missoula, Vsmmter
They are expected to return homa aney.
week. "e next
Mrs. p. A. Largey entertained o
friends very pleasantly with cards Tbums'S
day evening. 'nur''
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyne. of Gill;.
Star, were in town last week. They eYnset
to 60 East in q week or ten days, "Apec'
Mr.. and Mrs. Stull, of Anaconda o,os-
the city. They are visiting Mrs. Stnl,ss.;aa
ter, Miss jamie Mcconnell, and expect to y
main several weeks.
Harry d. Sims, who has been y~is;tin,
the city several days, returned to HeIssn N
yesterday.
A 5000 piano is soon to be purcbasoa
with the proceeds received from The coa
cert and ball given recently at Rensbor
Hall, and will be placedin the High School
assembly rooms.
Mrs. Egbert Smith entertained a n.,t.
OF young ladies and gentlemen very pleas.
antly last Friday evening at her reside,.s
on West Broadway. The feature of tho
evening was a game of bean bag wb;oIS
created q great deal OF merriment. pr;,aa
we're awarded to the best and worss
throwers of the bean bag. The first pr;,s
for ladies, q pen wiper, was won by Miss
Marie Renouard. Mr.. Joe Long won the
gentleman's first prize, a crystal panar
weight. Miss Ellen Meiklejohn and Mr.
8. Murray made the worst possible shots
and were awarded the second prize q
wooden spoon and a potato masher. tirl
with handsome bows OF ribbon. At tba
conclusion of the game each guest was nra.
scented with q souvenir after which refresh.
ments were served. Those present were.
Miss Baldwin, Miss Marie Renouard, Mis-.
| Clara Wilcox, Miss Hattie White, Miss
Ellen Meiklejohn, Mr.. Joe Long, Mr.. Jas
Lansing. Mr.. w. A. Ake1s. Mr.. D. S. Mur.
ray and MI. George c. Tucker.
THE M'CAlG PARTY.
The residence of Mrs. James McCaip was
the scene OF a very pleasant social gather.
ing last Thursday. The evening was passed
in music, games and other social enioy.
ments. During the entertainment an se
CANT lunch was served. The party did not
separate until late and with the universal
verdict that a most enjoyable time had
been spent. Among those present were.
Miss Clara Wilcox, Miss Mary Casey, Miss
Marie Renouard, Miss Ellen Mickl.jobn
Miss Baldwin, Miss frankie Kenyon, Mr.
w. A. Akers, Mr.. James, F. Lansing, Mr.
Geo. c. Tucker, Mr.. George H. Casey and
| Mr.. O. K. Lewis.
A LITTLE FOLKS PARTY.
Wednesday afternoon Birdie Hamme,
celebrated her seventh birthday by enter
| tanning a number OF her little friends at he,
parents home on West Granite street
From 4 to z o'clock the little folks reveled
in all sorts OF Juvenile pleasures and an ee.
CANT little supper was served, the table be.
ing spread with all that would most delight
the little ones. Among those present wese
| Mary Irvine, May Roberts, Mary Warren
Ella Clark, Leilah Russell, Eliza Russell
Fay McCune, Lulu Largey, Thos Russell
Flora Thompson and Don Russell.
Miss George Stebbins entertained a few
friends last Monday evening. Those pres
ent were: Miss Hattie Evans, Miss Laura
! Horst, Miss frankie Horst, Mr.. Joe Long
Mr.. w. A. Akers and Mr.. Geo. c. Tucker.