Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-26
TIE SOCIAL WHIRL.
A Dull Week In Butte's Society Circles
Notes and Personals.

III SUtxAI HNAA4s
A Dull Week In Butte's Society Circles
Notes and Personals.
The past week has been a rather dull q
in local society circles. Our ladies are now
in the midst Of their annual houseeleaniDg
and when that dreadful ordeal Is accom-
plished they will feel more inclined to en-
terrain and be entertained. And the
weather has been conducive to hu-
man laziness. The days have been
90 warm as to make unnecessary exer-
ton a thing not to be thought Of, ano tne
niehts-ah! the uights-have been those
NIGHTS that create sentimental leeiings Al
minds that usually are practical.
IRvINE-BRYAN1 WEDDING.
The Wedding of Mr.. Bryan Irvine and
Miss Bell Bryant took place at . O'Clock
last evening at the residence OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Irvine, corner OF idanD anu
Onartz streets, the Rev. J. r. Russell per
formine the ceremony which united the
happy pair. 1t was a quiet though pleas
ant affair, only the relatives and q re"
intimate friends being present. Tit or1de
has been teaching school in Missoula, cut
formerly lived in Butte, where she mas
manv friends and admirers, The groom
has been a resident Of this city Tor many
years, and ID highly esteemed by an "n9
know him. He is engaged in mining anu
il at present working the Enterpr Sc m,Ie
The MINER joins the many iriehus y ~.
and Mrs. Irvine in wishing them prosperity
and hann;ness in their Journey through
lie.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Roy. Mr. Flint has returned to Helena.
Col GEORGE B. Hoee arrived in Butte
yesterday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Jack is going to Helena this
week on a visit. j,
Mr.. W. H. Dewitt was tending court last
week at Deer Lodge.
MIR. J. G. Manner and family have gone
to Missoula on a visit.
Equestrian sports promise to be very
popular this summer.
Miss Jennie Mcconnell has returned from
a long visit in Bozeman.
A, L. Kempland, Of Anaconda, visited
Butte a few days last week.
Mr.. George II. Butler has rented a resi-
dence on West Park street.
Mr., J. Ross Clark goes to Cable to-day.
He will return tomorrow evening.
With the appearance OF warm weather
comes the croquet bali and maiiet.
Mr.. ". NJ. Cairns. OF this city, has gone
to Canada, TO be absent six weeks.
Mr.. ". X. Kenyon will soon erect a very
elegant residence on Upper Idaho street.
Mrs. John Noyes will give an afternoon
tea this week to a party OF young ladies.
The anglers are busy shining up their
rods, preparatory to the fishing season.
There was no event of any particular
magnitude on the social bulletin the past
week.
A number of Butte ladies and gentlemen
will attend the races at Salt Lake City in
June.
Mrs. Ed. Whitehead and children nave
gone to Denver. Colorado. on Il visit to
relatives.
Rev. d. E. Evans, of Wisconsin, will
preach at the Presbyterian to-day and
next Sunday.
u. S. Murray expects to go away soon on
q business trip. in the interest OF the Tele-
phone Company.
Mrs. Charles Hoyt. Of Glendale, has
leased the Davenport House, and will take
possession June l.
Mrs. William Belden. who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Lloyd for several
weeks, returned home Friday.
A certain young lawyer OF this city is to
be MARI d in August t" a pretty little
brunette, one OF our society bellies.
Mr.. Fred Gilbert and family expect to
leave Butte about June l. They are going
to Missoula to reside permanently.
Mr.. George Davidson and family are 60.
ing to live on West Broadway, in the house
formerly occupied by Mrs. Beebe.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Brownlee are going to
move into the DeWolf residence, southwest
corner OF Washington and Granite streets.
Mr.. Zarras Evans has just returned from
Anaconda. He is soon to erect a hand
some residence for his family on West Gran,
lite street.
Mr.. Jennings, brother OF Mrs. James
Moffat, OF this city, has just came out
from the East. He expects to make his
home here.
Mr.. John Noyes, wife and children, and
Miss Ellen Meiklejohn will leave Butte in a
few weeks for Seattle, where they will re.
main six weeks.
The many friends OF Miss Allie Birdsey
WILL be pleased to learn that the young
lady, who is now in Helena, will soon come
back to Butte to live.
Two ladies, who are strangers in Butte,
were heard to exclaim at the last party
given by the Highland Club. How many
beautiful ladies you have here"
Mrs. J.. C. Maslin returned a few days ago
from an extended Eastern trip, having
visited friends in New York. Philadelphia,
Boston, Iowa, Kansas and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stanley and Miss
Grace Farnyworth, who have been visiting
Butte, and were formerly residents If this
place, nave returned to their home at Deer
Lodge.
Mrs. l.. E.. Holmes and daughter will
leave the city tomorrow. They will visit
relatives for a short time in Boston, and
then sail for Europe, where they expect to
remain a year.
The ladies OF the Episcopal Church will
meet at Mrs. James McCaig's residence
next Wednesday at 1:3O o'clock. Still the
work goes on, and arrangements for the
long talked Of paper carnival will soon be
completed.
The pleasant parlors OF Mrs. John Noyes
were filled with callers on last Tuesday
evening, the occasion being the birthday of
hat lady. Mrs. Moves has many warm
friends, and everyone is desirous OF avail
ing themselves OF the hospitality that she
so gracefully dispenses.
Mr. S. DeWclf and Miss Laura DeWoli
expect to cave this city about June l, for
Seattle, to attend the wedding O: their
niece, Miss Louise DeWolf, and Mr.. Charles
Whitlesey, a lawyer, und son OF Major
Whitlesey, OF that place. Miss DeWolf
visited butte two years ago, and during
her stay won a host OF friends.
A Wrestling Match.
D. A. Mcmillan and John Ludihee, both
well known in Butte sporting circles, have
signed articles of agreement for q mixed