Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-14
T BEST PEOPLE.
How the Society Folks Enjoyed Them
solves Lat Well.

How the Society Folks Enjoyed Them
Alves Last Week.
J wharton estertsinsd III sun.
day sehools lass at q hdinner hast Monday.
The class q composed 81 intdlige1t yonna
boyssof whom Mr.. Whartonib very proud.
The table was Handsomely spread and the
menu all that could be desired. Among the
guests were: Lynn Boyce, LINER Napton,
Robert Macarthur, David Walker, David
Osan, Joseph Terrell, Frank Nungsns6n,
Arthur Clark, Albert Gamer, JAMES
Thompson, Willie Young, Homer Rum
mons. John Noyes and Tom Noyes.
A PLEASANT PARTY.
One Of the pleasant events OF the week
was an outdoor party given by Miss M1ry
B. knight on last Monday night, ut her
home on West Park street. The house
and grounds were brilliantly lighted, the
feature Of the evening being q magnificent
evening the company adjourned to the
house, where they engaged in various games
at cards. Miss knight is q genial young
hostess, whose party q greatly enjoyed.
Among those entertained were Miss Mamie
Johnson, Miss Laura Horst, Miss Frankie
Horst, Miss Jennie Mcconnell, Miss Birdie
Rumley, Miss Mammie Wheeler, Mr.. w. A.
Akers, Mr.. John Forbis, Mr.. Joe, V. Ldhg,
Mr.. P. ]. Brophey, Mr.. A. Campbell, Mr..
Lew Gunderson, Mr.. J. D. ThoroughnAsn
and Mr.. Goodall.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. J..E. Van Gundy and daughter Re-
turned yesterday to Deer Lodge.
Mr.. d. .Hennesy and his delightful si1fer
have taken the Cosy cottage OF George PAs-
coe. on Upper Washington street, fof q
residence.
Mrs. Gibbs, of the teachers corps, is con
templatinR q season of rest and ~recreAfion
at the famous Soda Springs, in ldahos on
the Oregon Short Line.
The Rev. Bostwick, of Montevideo, Min
nesota, has been visiting in the city Tor
several days.
DR.. j. 8. Courtney leaves for Portland,
Oregon, to-day, to permanently locate
there.
Misses Jennie and Lizzie Pettibone 1fe
spending their vacation in San Francisco,
while their sister, Miss Esther, aud her
mother are enjoying the grand climate OF
Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Frank Linforth, who departed a
few days since for San Francisco to visit
her old home, arrived there on her sist9f's
birthday, when u splendid family reunion
q held.
Louisa NJ. Alcott, OF ""Litt]e woman fame,
is up among the trees which fringe the
streets OF Princeton, Massachusetts.
Heirloom jewelry is the rage. Ii Jon
haven't any ancestors, borrow or buy q
huge breastpin. and imagine it belonged to
your grandmother's aunt's eldest sister,
Miss Nellie Withers, OF Helena. is in the
city. the guest OF Mrs. Judge Knowles.
Mrs. Henry Jacobs and children left the
city yesterday for Helena, where they will
visit Tor several months.
Between the alleged "house beautiful
nowadays and the museum to which Se
used to nay a quarter to visit there is
scarcely enough difference to speak OF.
will be glad to learn that the lady, who
has been quite i'll, is much improved.
Fans for every costume is the proper
thing, but what the palm leaf will go with
the provoking fashion writer does not say.
A fine house is soon to be built by the
members OF the Racing Association at the
race track for the accommodation OF mem
bers and their families during the racing
seasons.
Master Liniar Knapton, who broke his
arm by falling from a ladder on July 5, Is
improving.
w. d. Eenner, who was for several years
salesman in the dry goods department OF
Sands 4 Boyce, is now East buying goods
preparatory to opening q dry goods store
on West Park street.
Miss Scartier is il the city, the guest of
Mr.. Thos. Fletcher and family.
1.-THE Mrs. Cleveland Galaxinia' ia the
lame of a new flower at the White House
conservatory.
Marcus DAILY entertained about 300 of
the Hibernians at his residence on the cor.
ner Of Quartz and Idaho street, July 5.
Mr.. Charlie Clingman, of Chicago, left the
city yesterday for SPOKANE Falls.
Quite q large party of ladies and gentle
men had planned to climb the Big Butte
last week, but owing to the illness Of one OF
the party the trip was postponed. -
Miss Clara Wilcox entertained a few
friends last Thursday evening in honor of
her cousins, Mrs. McCreary and Minnie
Clark, OF Sacramento, California.
Charles S. Warren and wife and Mrs.
George w. Irwin are going to San Francisco
via Portland, Seattle and Puget Sound.
They have already engaged apartments at
the Baldwin in San Francisco.
Thomas Kirkendall, of Helena, came
over for the Fourth and spent several days
in the citv.
4A0AI3 tuC OItldlV plluVGE anu lA0Os
scape artist, returned to Butte last week
after an absence Of several months. During
his ira he visited the cities on the Cali
tornia coast, from thence north to Alaska.
John Briggs and John Welcome, of
Helena, spent several days OF last week in
the city.
Hon. George Crawford, wife and daughter
the city yesterday on a camping trip.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Biekell
has been very i'll the past week.
Miss Fannie Thompson entertained a
party Of ladies and gentlemen last Wedues-
evening.
Mr.J. B. Cleveland lift the city Thursday
10 ook after his mining interests.
Miss Nettje Emerson left the city ~yester-
lay for Boulder, where she will yisi it q week
The Rev. Mr.. Blackiston and Mr.. Fair /
returned Thursday evening from a 9
ishing trip. They had very bad luck. Mr. !
slackiston declares hat the 'speckled
'%eauties, 9 Of which there were any number.
urned up their eyes at them, winked and
aughed as maliriously as the hot state of
ne Weather permitted, and utterly declined I
o be caught. !
Mr.. M. J. O'Farrell is expected to arrive d
ON San Francisco in a few days. ii
Mfe. Z. nosentnAl mas gone to Helena on =
visit for a week or ten days. She will t.
hen go to San Francisco, her former il
ONE, where she expects to remain a q
Miss sallie Pryor, sister Of Mrs. M 8.
aeon, OF this city, whom she has been
'sltlng several months, returned to Colo
lido yesterday.
We read that jeweled buttons for the e.
'rsage OF fancy summer costumes are set =
invisible settings. This must be very \
Fetty, and, no doubt, after the fashion OF P,
many q flower" etc. q
F. W. Allen will leave the city Tomorrow "
look after some business affairs in the liz
IN River country. He expects to be alb. th
Mt about two weeks. tn
Miss Ellen Meiklejohn, Allie. Dolly, Johnny Z,
I'd Tommy Noyes expect to start for NJ
.attle Wednesday on a pleasure trip. Mr.. Ds
I'd Mrs. j John Moves will follow in a lew -
lys.
Miss Clara Wilcox will leave the city in
= days for q short visit to Deer Lodge. In
Miss Kate Tucker will shortly close her I
lect school for little ones and go to the I
for a vacation
favorite drive for the ladies for the
lat week has hoon ont - Abo n:-.-- TX