Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-15
SOCIETY NOTES.
Club Dancers-Private Parties-Din.
partures, Personals, Etc.,
in Butte Society For
the Week.

CS1OOu VI POCVV Soou - 80 " y
hand. Holiday preparations are occupy
ing the attention OF everybody. Stor
l windows are beautifully and appropriated
J decorated in their holiday garb. The dis
. play this season will surpass anything eve
seen in Butte. Little boys and girls STAN
in front Of the great store windows, an
choose what they would like to have SAINT,
, Claus bring them, and children of a large
growth do about the same thing.
Col. Estes returned from Anaconda Fri
day.
Mr.. John Gillie is on a surveying trip t,
Pioneer.
Mr.. T. Campbell returned yesterday from
Deer Lodge.
John Mcguire returned yesterday from
San Francisco.
Mrs. Brady, of the Mountvernon House
has been quite i'll.
Miss Mccormick has moved to the Cap
lice Building.
Rev. Father Tremblay has been quite il
for several days.
Chas. Reeder was up from Dillon last
Wednesday.
Quite a number of our attorneys are at
tending court in Deer Lodge.
Col. Sharp returned from Deer Lodge
Friday evening.
James R. Boyce, Jr., gave a grand Dime,
party last week.
Miss Cornslis suprenant came up from
Anaconda Friday.
Patrick Conlon has gone to Deer Lodge
to spend the winter.
The next reception of the Entire Nous
Club will be given On the 3Oth inst.
A new shade OF red, called Pasteur, is very
fashionable this season.
Mrs. F. III. Buzzard has been very i'll the
past week with rheumatism.
Little Ray Jacobs. who has scarlet fever,
was much better yesterday.
Quite a number of Butte's society people
will spend the winter in California.
Miss Anna Cohen came up from Ana
conda Friday on a visit to friends here.
The Choral Club meetings will be discon.
tinued until after the holidays.
W. A. Clark spent a few days last week
very pleasantly in Salt Lake City.
Miss l.. Lurton was the guest of Mrs.
James Montieth a few days last week.
Mrs. ~Strasburger's little boy Roger, who
has scarlet fever, was better yesterday. :.
Miss Marie Renouard has been the guest
OF Miss May Casey for the past week.
w. A. Clark entertained a party of friends
very pleasantly last Wednesday evening.
Rev. s. c. Blackiston's little boy, who
has been so very i'll, is slowly improving.
Mr.. Geo. Casey and P. A. Largey are ex.
pected home from Philipsburg to. morrow.
Mrs. Mantle has returned home from a.
two months visit to friends in Salt Lake
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Squirting have moved over
from Bozeman. They will make this their
future home.
Mrs. q. Dickinson, of Salt Lake City. is
in Butte. She is the guest OF Mrs. Shelley
Tuttle.
Mrs. VIM. Reed, who has been spending
several weeks in Butte, returned to Ana.
conda last Tuesday.
MI. A. w. Barnard, who went to Chicago
last week on a business trip, is expected
home Wednesday.
A very enjoyable game of whist was
played at Prof. A. Z. Newill's residence last (
Tuesday evening.
Numerous elegant toilets are in course of /
preparation for the Forbis- Thornton we'd
ding.
Crystal candelebras, all crystal, filed
with spiral wax candles of various colors, |
are used on dinner tables.
G. NJ. Buck was married last Wednesday
evening at the Congregational Church to
Mrs. Richardson, -of San Francisco.
Sister Evangelister, Sister M. Louis and
Ars. j. +. Stranhal came up from Deer
lodge yesterday morning.
Mrs: b. F. Main came up from Anaconda
Qlf krIN0U Chn uus1 h. 1
Judge Lippincott for a week..
Miss Ella Buck, daughter of ca Buck,
in Butte last week from Dillon
'here she has spent several months.
MI. and Mrs. M. B.. Henderson will 60 to
1eer Lodge tomorrow, where they will
make their future home.
Gen: Dana and wife will occupy J. Ross
lark.s residence during the family's alb
ence in California. {
Miss Allie Warfeld wore a very pretty ]
option last week. |
Mrs. Behrer is in the city. She will be :
ne guest OF Mrs. J. Z. C. Thornton until ,
fter Miss Mary's wedding. T.
Mr.. Julian Smith, the mill expert. will 70 )
o Boulder this week to build q concentra- +
on the Morning Call. +,
A new pavement is being. put down on t
east side OF Washington Avenue in i
ont OF John H. Curtis residence. +
Mrs. James Hodson Burnett, the novel. i,
It, has left her pretty home in Washington l l
spend the winter IN Boston. I
Invitations are out for the first annual :
all OF the Keystone Club, which will take =
lace in Renshaw Hall, December 22. !
Mrs. E. v. Duff and two daughters ar \
we'd from San Francisco yesterday. They c
make Butte their future home. g
Miss Hattie Evans returned home from \
elena last Friday evening. She left her j.
ster, Mrs. James Shields, and her chill Y
ren much improved in health. C
The Princess Louise reeently danced a \ N
schottische at a German water. M
6 place, and the natives were shocked,
it q can-can.
There is a strong movement among the 9!
OF Japan in favor Of the speedy A
of European dress. The move-
ent is aided aud abetted by the Princess 81
Japan. c.
Two of Butte's most popular vounp men tt
essrs. John O'Farrell and Il. B. Thayer, Of
Friday for q visit to New York. It is
id the latter is soon to be benedict, and "a
; companion will act as best man. &c
The menu Of an afternoon tea given re- NJ
ntly by the daughter of y Murray Hill III
consisted of only black tea ga
wed in common blue stone china and al
tato cakes on tiny tin plates. &c
TIRE KEssLER LUNCHEON. Il"
4 charming lunch party vas given by Mrs. /,
essler last Tuesday at 1 O'Clock to a few Ia
~ friends. Those present we're: Mrs. j. ca =:
ss Clark, Mrs. j. y. Wilcox, Mre. J. r. y 10y
and Mrs. Dolnan. ~
IRIS. w. w. Dixson entertained a few ~.
ends very pleasantly last Tuesday even IN
|. 1nose p1esen: were: MISS d. 6omiey, wi
VI ueOrg,e TCeoD.uS' MT ~ D. Cohheii, va
Jonn ODDS, Nr. D. E. Lansing and bu
:. G. w. Goodale. tri