Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-25
Soc|ETYS wHRL IN BUTTE.
The Reception Of the Silver Bow Gu
Last Week an Unqualt.
fed Success
The Warm Weather Retards Party
Giving--Society Looks For
ward to Enjoyment.
ChiIdren,s BOn.Bon Party Informal
Parties-Society Person.
als-NOtes.

ments. Although many people are out OF
town, there are yet enough left to makes social
gatherings passabie, AS was exempli6ed last
Friday evening at the reception given by
the members of the Silver Bow Club, VINO
have gained for themselves an envlaole rep
utation in party givings. 1t is not likely
that many parties will be given until cooler
weather, for a great many who usually en-
terrain are away for the Summer and
those who are at home are not In the
humor for giving large entertainments.
There is already a slight suggestion OF Fall
entertainments and society people are be-
ginning to contemplate the enjoyments OF
the coming season.
%CHILDREN's BON BON PARTY.
The children of Messrs. Couture d LIE
ford's class gave a very enjoyable party at
Renshaw's Hall last Wednesday evening.
It was a scene of merriment for the little
ones from eight until 10 o'clock; when the
adults took the floor. Thu party. opened
with the grand march which was led very
gracefully by Mollie DAILY. Addie Schlesinger.
Fannie Thornton aad Lily Ornstein. The
children are evidently making great prog
ress in the pleasing art OF dancing and are
doing Couture & Leford much credit. The
entertainment was enjoyable throughout
and no doubt another one will be anxious
" looked forward to. The children present
were:
Misses Gertie Seiridge, Alice Dennis, Lin
ME Montague, Mary Hauswirth, Title
Oettinger, Lulu Mclean, Hattie Hammond,
Emma Sawyer, Bessie Johnston, Minnie
Randall; Belle Demers, Helen Tllton. Nora
Demers, Ada Smith, Lizzie Hyde, Ada
D,%o,, r lilo Nordoupf Alico HoUe Nav
Roberts, Belle Dunckel, Mary KNAPP
ton, Ella Demers. Clothilde Nadeau,
Eva Strausburger, Nettie Strausburger,
Mollie DAILY, Maggie DAILY, Lulu Ornstein,
Lucy Thornton, Addie Thornton, Carrie
Thornton, Fannie Thornton, Addie Schles.
singer, Susie Thoroughman, Flora Clark,
Ida Hernfels, Mamie Cullen, Birdie Karat
osfky, EAda Karatofsky, Blanche Morris,
Bertha Engel, Rosa Morris, Ida Kennedy,
Jennie Morris, Pearl Boyce, Julia Fisher,
Annie Dix, Belle Robinson and Mary War
rsn. Masters Leo Morris, Freddie Saucer,
Theodore Mordaunt, Wesley Warren,
Arthur Clark, Iscador, Schlessinger, John
Robinson and Others.
A PLEASANT RECEPTION.
Last Friday evening was given the first
of a series OF informal receptions, which are
to lie held once a month Tor an indefinite
time at the Silver Bow Club Rooms. A de-
lightful evening was spent in the enjoyment
OF music, dancing, games of cards and
billiards, Several fine selections of music
were rendered very creditably by Charley
Clark on his violin with piano accompani-
Inent. Refreshments were served before the
departure of guests all OF whom expressed
themselves as delighted with the evenings
entertainment. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. 6oge, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Irvine, Mr.. and Mrs. George Rock
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Ames, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Bernard, Mr.. Mrs. Joe K. Clark,
Mrs. P. A. Largey, Mrs. w. w. Dixon,
Miss Laura King, Miss Rosa Reed, Miss
Mamie j Johnston, Miss Mary O'Farrel, Miss
Mary knight, Mics Tillie Hall, Miss Alice
RayboId, Miss George ssebbins, Miss Clara
Roberts, Messrs. c. w. Goodale, DR.. T. J.
Murray, P. J.:.Bropby, Col. Estes, F. E.
Sergeant, DR.. McCauley. w. A. Clark, John
O'Farrell, Johnny Reed, James McCaig,
o. X. Lewis, F. H. Shepard and Master
Charley Clark.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
. A very enjoyable party was given on
last Tuesday evening at Col. Thornton's
residence in honor of his daughter Lucy
Thornton's birthday. Games o many kinds
were played and enjoyed. Miss Lucy was
the recipient OF many handsome presents.
Her guests were: Mary Napton, Linda
Montague, Title Ottenger, Blanch Morris,
Emma Irvine and Maggie and Mollie DAILY.
NOTES AND %ERsoNAL
Mr.: C. Moor is in from Gable.
Doc MeAlaster leaves this week for Chi
cago.
Mrs. W. C. Darnold contemplates q trip
East soon.
Rev. s. C. Blackiston went to Helena
Thursday.
Thomas Hathaway left last evening for
Missoula. :
Lee Mantle goes to Helena to-day to at
tend the fair.
Mr.. James McCaig has rented the Staple
ton residence.
General Agent Scott got back from Hell.
ena last night.
D.. S. Murray will go to Helena this week
on a business trip.
George H. Casey is expected home from
Helena tomorrow.
Major Edwin Edwards has returned from
a trip to California. -.
Mrs. James Davidson's little girl is very
i'll with scarlet lever.
Mr.. j. NJ. Cornell is now at Manhattan
Beach, Coney Island.
Mrs. Lena Ornstein and children will sail
for Europe next month.
Mrs. DR.. Newton has gone to Dillon, her
former home, on a mcnth's visit.
George H. Casey has rented the Mendel-
sohn residence. on West Park street. .
Miss Laura King expects to 60 to Helena
this week and remain ustil after the fair.
Lace dresses OF all colors and kinds were
never more worn than at the present time. |
DIR. McCauley, OF Washington, D. c., has
been sojourning in the city forseveraldays
Quite a large party OF ladies are going
out to Horse Canyon tomorrow picnicing.
Mrs. Howard Zenor; OF Deer Lodge, has
been visiting Mrs. P. Fallan for several
days.
Capt. C. H. Baxter, OF Lancaster, Wis.,, |
spent a few days of last week in the Silver
City.
Mr.. William NJ. Sack and his two oldest
sons 60 to Helena tomorrow to attend the
Fair.
gone out to their ranch IN the Big Hole to
live.
Judge Stapleton and family will go to |
New York soon, where they will spend next
winter.
Mrs. Ed. Irvine, of Deer Lodge. was in
the city last week visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. NJ. Russell.
e. M. Buch came up from his ranch on
the Big Hole and spent a few days in the
city last week.
Mrs. D. Montague and Mary Napton
have returned froa a very pleasant visit
to Deer Lodge.
The Rev. E.. j. Stanley, OF Bitter Root
Valley, is in the city en- route to the con-
ference at Bozeman.
Miss Clara Wilson and Miss Clara Rob-
erts will leave this evening for a short visit
to friends at Sheridan.
Mr.. James X. Russell and family, Miss
Thorton and Mrs. Winston, left the city |
Thursday for Flint Creek Falls.
The Misses Pettibone have returned from
an extended trip in California. The family |
are residing on West Granite street.
Mr.. Henry Jacobs has returned home
from a business trip East. His family is
still in Helena, but is expected home soon.
Mrs. E. Smith, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. r.. Hoge, for a short time,
has returned to home her in Wyoming.
j. Ross Clark has been reelected Grand