Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-23

4 Jkoss Clark, atstheir residence ON VIZ
tlkoadway. in honor OF their cousin, Nj
Mamie Johnston, who is on a short vii
to:trie nds and relatives in this city. T
guests had all arrived by 8 O'Clock, and t
eFer-popular game OF euchre was at on
anAugurated. Ten tables were cccupie
and after fifteen games had been played t
usxes we're awarded. Miss Mercy Walk
won the first prize for ladies', handson
Venetian glass flower basket; LIE. Mant
was the winner OF the gentlemen's fir
pyaze, Aurora Leigh" by Mrs. Eizahe,
hrrett Browning; Mrs Laura Horst ".
dsclared winner OF the ladies BOBBY priz
and Mr.. John F. Forbis, as usual, won IL
gebt!emen's BOBBY prize. After the priz
Fhed been given, an elegant repast of ice
rakes, etc, was served, and ali went hon
telling highly pleased with the evenings el
tsftainment.
F. Among those present were NJ
Anu Mrs. George Davids son,' Mrs. ]
Al Largey, Miss Lizzie Thornton, Mi.
M4ry Thornton, Miss Hattie Evans, Mis
F1ahkie Horst, Miss Laura Horst, Nil
Allie Warfeld, Miss Nettie Emerson, Mie
Alnie Schonarth, Miss George Stebbin,
Mrs Clara Wilcox, Miss Mary knight, Mis-
Mercy Walker, Miss Mary O'Farrell, Mis-
B1lie Rumley, Miss Marie Renouard, Mis-
Nelie Stickles, Miss Mamie Johnston, Mis-
Ellen Meiklejohn, Miss Clara Rob ,rts, NJ,
w A. Clark, Mr.. W. A. Akers, Mr.. j.. F
Lansing, Mr.. NJ. j. Connell, Mr.. George But
leS Mr.. 0. K. Lewis, Mr. A. Campbell, MI
aaodale, Mr.. George C. Tucker, Mr.. LIE
Mantle, Mr.. F. E. Sergeant, Mr.. C. E. Kea
Fl Mr.. P. J. Brophey, Mr.. John O Farrell
". Samuel Clarke, Mr.. +. c. Bach, Mr.
C4cios Warfield, Mr.. j. V. Long and Mr.
John F. Forbls.
THE EPISCOPAL SOCIABLE.
The last OF the series OF sociables whicl
have been given during the past wiut.r by
TIP ladies of the Episcopal Church was helc
an the residence OF Mr.. ane Mrs. Moore on
laft Tuesday evening, and wa~ an exceed
lngly pleasant affair. Card-playing was
the feature OF the evening and was eutcred
into with zeal by the little company. The
refreshments OF ice cream, cake and coffee
were most daintily served, and altogethe,
twas very successful and en joyable.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sawtelle, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wharton,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. Moss. Mr.. and Mrs. Darnold, Mrs.
Robert Ames, Mrs. Leinforth, Mrs. j. C.
Crawford. Miss Mamie Johnston, Miss
Mary knight, Miss Guild. Miss Elsie Hall,
Rev. s.. c. Blackiston and several Others
whose names were not learned.
A PLEASANT LITTLE PARTY.
The Misses frankie and Laura Horst en-
tertained few friends on Thursday even
ing last, in their large and handsome apart
dancing and card-playing helped to make
the evening enjoyable.
Among those present were DR.. Bishop and
wife, Miss Jennie Mcconnell, Miss Knowl g.,
Miss Mary knight, Miss Hennessy, NJ.
Marx. Mr.. Whitehead, Mr.. John O'Farrell,
Mr.. N. B. RinReling, Mr.. J. v. Long and MIR.
John F. Forbis.
ANOTHER SELECT GATHk RING.
A very pleasant evening was spent last
at Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Largey's
residence, on the corner of Broadway and
Washington streets. Quite q number of
our society people happened IN, intending
only to make calls, but were prevailed upon
TO remain. The rugs were removed and
The parlors made ready for dancing.
About midnight refreshments were served
and the evening proved in every way en-
oyable.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. James
McCaig, Miss George Stebbins, Miss Clara
Wilcox, Miss Mercy Walker, Miss Ellen
Meiklejohn, Miss May Casey, Mr.. George
jasey, Mr.. 0. K. Lewis, Mr.. Sam Clerke,
Mr.. c. E. Kester and Mr.. D. s. Murray.
AN INFORMAL PARTY.
Mrs. C. F. Lloyd gave an informal party
asst week at the residence on West Granite
street. Those invited were: Miss Hattie
Evans, Miss Mercy Walker, Miss Marie
Miss Clara Wilcox. Miss Mamie
Johnston, Miss Birdie Rumley, Miss Carrie
Kenyon, Miss Clara Roberts, Mr.. John
Forbis, Mr.. G. E. Tucker, Mr.. J. V. Long,
.. Kester, Mr.. Sam Clerke and Mr.. o. X.
lewis. Card playing and other interesting
,ames were INDUCED in and thoroughly en-
Dyed until late hour.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
An enjoyable party was given last even.
ng by Miss Jennie Arnold at her fathers
the occasion being the young
ady's birthday.
The guests were: Miss G. Davidson, Miss
Nellie Roberts. Miss Cora Young, Miss
laura Baker, Miss Lydia Jennings, Mr.. and
drs. O'Dell, Mr.. Craig, Mr.. Shodair, Mr..
sewbro, Mr.. Richville, DR.. Murray and n.
}. Ringeling.
Card playing and social converse occupied
he hours until midnight, when the guests
'ade Miss Jennie good night, wishing her
many returns OF the day.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Rev. D. J. Mcmillan is in the city.
Mrs. James McCaig gives q tea party this
veek.
Mrs. McClarin and son Roger will go East
n few days, to remain.
DR.. Clark returned yesterday from two
months visit in Chicago.
Miss George Stebbins is spending week
nth Mrs. George lockwood.
DR.. Holmes, who has been i'll for two
'eeks, is slowly improving.
Mrs. William Reed, of Anaconda, is visit
ng friends in Salt Lake City.
COL Carter Smith is in the city on a flying
'isit from his placer mines.
The many friends OF Mrs. j. w. Reed will
egret to learn that she is quite i'll.
Editor Wright. of the Dillon Examiner,
pent yesterday with his family in Butte.
Kinney Arthur and Johnny Simpson will
ave Butte in a few days on apeddling trip.
Mrs. James Moffett and Miss Moffett
ave gone to the Warm Springs for week.
The festivities of the week began early
nd continued unabated up to last evening.
Mrs. Jacob Cole, who has been spending
everal months in Europe, has returned
ONE.
Mrs. George lockwood will entertain her
riends Monday evening with progressive
uchre.
Superintendent P. Clark, OF the Union
has returned from Salt
lake.
Miss Helen Garth and Mrs. William
'fouts are spending few days at Warm
springs.
Miss Emma Irwin returned home from
Deer Lodge yesterday to spend the summer
'acation.
Mr.. 0. c. Neuville, OF New York, ia in the
ity. He expects to make this his per-
nanent home.
DrS. Mussigbrod and Mitchell, proprie-
ors OF the famous Warm Springs, spent
in Butte.
Miss Marie Renouard and Miss Helen
9arth expect to leave Butte for st. Louis
hs last 81 the week.