Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08

Huston and Merkllnger.
THE CLUB PARTY.
The Highland Club gave it's third recep
tion OF the season last Friday evening al
Miners Union Hall. Among those present
were: Misses Lizzie Thornton, Laura and
frankie Horst, May Casey. Hattie White
marie Renouard, Birdie Rumley, Clara
Bielenbere, Mary o'Farrell, Miss Richard
son, Miss F. Kenyon, George Steobins
erts; Mesdames Siegal, Gensberger, Mon.
teith. Barnard, Collins, Calkins, Schatzlein,
sternfels; Messrs. Creig, Casey, Tucker,
Gensberger, Clerke, Symons, Lansing, Bro.
ply, Newbro, Burhridge, Collins, Schatz.
lein, Sanders, Humes, Goodale, Monteith,
Akers, Kester, Barnard, King. Calkins,
Ringeling, Campbell, Forbis, flaming and
DR.. Murray.
A PLEAsANT PARTX.
Last evening being the anniversary OF the
birthday of Murray L%iebenstein, some oil
his friends gathered at his spacious rooms
in the Barnard Block, and after wishing
him many happy returns Of the day. pre-
seuted to him a very elegant plush album.
After the presentation the party adjourned
to the Metropolitan Hotel, where an elab-
crate supper was served. Those present
were: Messrs. Eugene Gordon, NJ. Cohn,
Ed. Knowlden, Will Thornton, C. E Kes-
ter. Willis Mcbride, Perron Irvine, Will
| Thompson, w. c. Lewis and Mr.. Hopkins.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
One of the pleasantest events of the week
just passed was the 5 o'clock dinner and
evening party given last evening to Miss
Topsy Bishop by her parents at their resi-
dence on West Granite street, the occasion
being the sixteenth anniversary. Of Miss
Topsy's birthday. The young lady, who
is a great favorite with the young folks of
the city, was the recipient of many beauti-
full and appropriate presents. The dinner
was complete in all it's details. Among
those at dinner and at the evening party
were: Miss Mary Hanswirth, Miss Sarah
Jenkins, Miss Carrie Jacobs, Miss Clara
B%ielenberg, Miss Blanch Morris, Prof. A. c.
Newill, Messrs. Eugene Gordon, M. Cohn.
ter, Willis Mcbride, Perron Irvine, Will
Thompson, E. Hopkins and w. C. Lewis,
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH soCIABLE.
The sociable held Thursday evening at
the Congregational Church to welcome their
new pastor, the Rev. j.: b. Clark, was
quite a success. The auditorium of the
church was well filled with members OF the
ment consisted OF Rotations and songs and
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made an address of welcome to the pastor,
which Vas responded to- by Mr.. Clark, in
which he expressed his pleasure in meeting
so many members and friends of the church
and OF it's great assistance in his becoming
acquainted with the people here. The re.
mainder OF the evening was spent in social
converse. and disposing with refreshments
providedfor the occasion.
A WHIST PARTY
Quite a party of friends gathered at Mr..
George Casey's residence last Thursday
ev ening and passed the evening pleasantly
in the enjoyment OF whist. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Largey,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Hoge. Mr.. o. K. Lewis,
Mr.. NJ. j. Cornell, Mr.. P. j. Brophy, Mr..
John O'Farrell and Mr.. B. Thayer.
Mr.. Herman Cans, OF Helena, is in the
city.
D.. s. Murray has been quite i'll, but is
much better.
Mr.. Charles S. Warren is going to Helena
next month q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins and son left for
San Francisco last week.
The Red Ribbon Club had q delightful
meeting last Friday evening.
Mr.. J. C. Baker has sold the Windsor
Hotel to Mr.. J. D. Forrest.
Miss Hattie Stevens is visiting her sister,
Mrs. James Shields, in Helena.
Mrs. Bell and her two children left for
San Francisco last Thursday.
Invitations are out for two private par
ties to be held during the week.
Mr.. E. H. Wilson has returned from a
three weeks trip to Philipsburg.
Mr.. Fred Orion returned home yesterday
from his ranch on the Madison.
Mr.. A. B. Hammond, of Missoula, spent
q few days of last week in Butte.
Mrs. Werthermer left the city last Thurs
day for a visit to friends in California.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY, who is sick with
typhoid fever, was much better yesterday. !
The funeral OF little Mabel Douglas, which /
took place yesterday, waslargely attended. |
1t is rumored that DR.. Charles S. Whit
lord is soon to be married to Mrs. McMinn. |
Mrs. Mackay's dressmakers are pledged
not to duplicate her dresses for anyone
else. |
Mr.. Spruille Braden, Superintendent of
the United States office at Helena, is in the
Miss Ellen Meiklejohn, who is visiting in
Lake City, will return to Butte the
goth.
Mrs. Edward L. Mahoney and daughter
arrived home last week from Missoula
hair for women, while the Persians abomi-
nate it..
Mr.. John O'Farrell and Mr.. B. B. Thayer
will leave Butte this week for an extended
Eastern trip.
Tho Rau Nv Ks~~So ,1sJ-1~ -
'ick with the scarlet fever, were much bet
;er yesterday.
The father of Nh. II. and Mr.. E. Babcock
9 expected to arrive in Butte Tuesday
rom the East.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. Shell
ey Tnttle's little girl, who has been quite
is much better.
The next meeting of the choral club will
'e he'd Wednesday evening at Mrs. p. A.
4argey's residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Geoff. Lavell and children
viii start Tor California in a day or two,
Vhere they will spend the winter.
We are pleased to learn that the Rev. s.
Blackstone little boy, who has been so
cry Ill, was much better yesterday. |,
The next reception OF the Entire Nous
Tub will take place December 10th. These
eceptions have become very popular.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Cleveland will 20 to I
soon where they will spend 4
he holidays with Mr.. Cleveland's parents.
Miss Bertha Fisk gave a party last Mon {
evening, the occasion being the young
ady's birthday. A pleasant time was had F.,
y all participants. L
The marked attention which appointment
Dung man has been paying to one of the {
1OSt charming girls in the citv has caused Y
comment. =
Mr.. Joaquin Abascal, OF Beartown, is ex- ,
ected in Butte Wednesday. He will leave !
for California, where he will :
pend the winter with Instantly. =
Walter King, who returned to Butte :
'om Idaho, last Tuesday, will remain with c
9 until after Christmas. He expects his Sis I
sr over from Helena in a short time. {
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. LarEey, MI. and Mrs:lc