Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-11
SOCIETY
Some Interesting Gossip About Thos
of Butte.

Some Interesting Gossip About Thof
of Butte.
Hon. John F. Forbis is in Helena.
K. Guy Piatt vent to Helena yesterda,
He will return Monday.
Mr.. A. T. Playter went to Helena las
week to reside permanently.
Mrs. L. G. Hansen, OF Dillon, Montans
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. William WarfeJd returned yesterda
from a trip to Salt Lake City.
Mrs. David Cohn is up from Anaconda
She is a guest OF Mrs. Jacob Cole.
Mrs. Girard, her son and two daughters
left yesterday evening for Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Warren and Mr.
George Irvine are expected home on tn
twelfth.
Judge Barrett is erecting an elegant resi-
dence on the corner of Washington an,
Galena streets.
Mr.. John Curtis and family, who are no,
visiting relatives in Missouri, are expecte,
home in WI weeks.
Mr.. c. S. Smith, OF Salt Lake City, epen
a few days in the city last week, the CUES
OF Mr.. D. s. Murray.
Mrs. F. E. w. Patten enterta ined a party
OF friends very pleasantly with cards OF
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. James Lemon. who has been visitin,
her sister, Mrs. Captain Fuller, OF this city
returned home Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. George lockwood enter
tanned q party OF friends at their home
last Wednesday evening.
Miss Laura King arrived in Helena or
the 4th instant. Miss King was for severa
months a resident OF Butte.
Miss Esther Pettibone returned Friday
from a visit to Deer Lodge. She is at pres.
emit the guest OF Mrs. G. F. Lloyd.
DR.. and Mrs. Hammond entertained
a party of friends very pleasantly last
Monday evening at their residence on Mon
tana street.
A fishing party, consisting Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Ames and
Mr.. and Mrs. Slater, spent Thursday at
Park Canyon.
Messrs. s. H. Cortney and d.. Hennessy
left the city yesterday for the Eust to buy
goods for the new dry goods establishment
they are soon to open.
A party consisting of Messrs. Walter C.
Lewis, Harry M. Lubenstein, Jene Gordon,
Will Thompson and NJ. Cohen will star:
to-day for the National Park.
Messrs. Sam Clerke, jeff Thourghman,
Brig Ellerbeck and G.. C. Tucker, will spend
to-day at the Gregson Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Ross Clark leave the city
this evening on a visit to Ogden and Salt
Lake City. They will probably spend a
few days at Soda Springs OF their return.
Mrs.J. w. Morris, of this city, in a few
days intends to visit some of her relatives
in Virginia City, Montana. 1t is hoped by
her many friends that she will have q good
time.
Mr.. F. c. SAMSON, of Salt Lake City, who
has for the past month been visiting friends
in Butte, returns to his home tomorrow.
Mr.. SAMSON has made many friends here,
and all regret his departure.
Mrs. J. A. Nadeau, accompanied by her
three children, left last evening for Kansas,
thence to Montreal. where she will place
the little ones att school. Mrs. Nadeau will
return in about three months.
Mrs. S~trasburger gave a blue tea party
yesterday afternoon, which q a very en-
affair. Those present were: Mrs.
d. Conn., OF Anaconda; Mrs. M. Meyer, Mrs.
j. B. Schlesinger, Mrs. NJ. Gensberger, Mrs.
j. Sternfeld, Mrs Il. GalIick, Mrs. Engle, Mrs.
]. Cole, Mrs. j. Morris, Mrs. A. Myer, Mrs.
The members OF the Four Jack Club gave
a dinner party, at their rooms on East
Granite street, last Thursday, to Associate
Justice Thomas c. Bach, who left Friday
for Helena. Those present were:
George Randolph, P. j. Brophy, o.
K. Lewis, AL Orion, C. S. Smith, J.Holt, j.
F. Lansing, w. A. Akers. J. V. Long, John
O'Farrell, Collins. Grant, Grix, d. s. Muir
ray, Sam Clerke, Ellert'eck, Jahreiss,
Campbell, Rogers, and jeff Thoroughman.