Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-04
Elegant TQilettes Of the Lady Guests.
Decorations Of the Beautiful
Club Rooms.
Other Noted Society Events-A Week Of
Pleasure for those Who Enjoy
Themselves.

their everyday garb, but on the evening ol
the reception they were decked with fresh
flowers and foliage in q manner which
brought forth and enhanced their beauty
wonderfully. The pictures, mirrors and
archway and every available place ywaa
draped with perfect network of smilax
and other choice flowers. which added
their brightness to the scene. Each la iy
was presented with corsage bouquet oi
natural flowers, and each gentleman a
dainty boutonnier. Carriage after carriage
arrived and departed after depositing its
load. and by 10 o'clock nearly all the
guests had arrived. Upon entering they were
cordially received by the reception com.
mittee, consisting Of Mesdames lockwood,
Thornton, Lavell, Largey. the Misses May
Thornton, Clara Roberts, Messrs. Estes
and P. j. Brophy. 1t was gathering oi
wealth, spectacle OF beauty and 2 mag
nifcent display Of superb and costly toi-
and pleasant chit-chat. Huge bowls OF
lemonade and champagne punch were 10.
Gated conveniently for the dslectation oi
the thirsty. The music was furnished by
the Orton Orchestra, which a. usual played
most popular airs. The supper was elab.
crate, and champagne flowed without
stint. The success OF the entertainment
was unqualified, and will long be remem-
bered with pleasure by the participants.
THE COSTUMES.
Full dress was the rule, some oil
the most beautiful toilettes that
have been worn in this city being OBJ
served notably that of Mrs. George
Rockweod. 1t was ball dress Of black vel
vet en- train, front of white satin covered
with rich black lace, corsage cut square
with high De Medici collar. Diamond orna-
ments and q huge bouquet of fresh flowers
completed this elegant toilet.
Mrs. JEFF. Lavell - Fawn colored silk,
en- train: black lace draperies; diamond
ornaments and exquisite flowers.
Mrs. PA. Largey-Orange satin surah en-
tram: draperies of white oriental lace; cor
sage decollette; necklace Of gold beads. Or
ange-colored feathers and dahlia garniture.
Miss May Thornton wore q becoming
costume made of light pink albatross cloth
founces OF white lace, pale-blue trimmings,
a corsage and hand-bouguet- OF natural
flowers.
Mrs: Emma Kinsella's costume was a
marvel OF elegance. It was Of steel-colored
satin de Lyon, with trimmings of irisdes-
cent per dants; corsage decollette; necklace,
a snake OF gold, diamond jewels and
flowers.
Miss Elsie Hall was dressed in figured
null made in the latest style.
Miss Mamie Johnston was dressed in
silk and lace; corsage decol-
lette, beautiful flowers.
Miss Nettie EmerA Aon-Cream-colorede en-
broidered null, cardinal satin trimmings
and natural! flowers.
Mrs. Armes-Black lace and red flowers.
Mrs. Judge Lippincott-White silk and
lace.
Mrs. E. M. .Trask wore black silk and
lace.
Mrs. McCune-Red silk.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY appeared in very rich
costume of fawn-cOlored satin merveillieux,
made up with delicate pink satin embroid-
cred and poiut lace. She wore diamonds
and flowers.
Mrs. C.. w. Scott was richly costumed in
plum -colored satin and brocaded velvet;
diamond jewels.
Miss Alice Raybould-Light blue cash
mere trimmed in rich lace.
Miss Tillie Hall-Pcach blossom nun
yelling and natural flowers.
Miss Ada B. Foster wore becoming cos
tune of white cashmere.
Miss Norma Kinna, of Helena, wore an
exquisite shade of pink silk, trimmed with
dark wine-colored velvet.
Miss Allie War6e!d wore light blue silk
and white lace.
Mrs. Moffett wore white embroidered
null.
Miss Knowles-Brown silk with trim.
mings OF pink.
Mrs. J. c. Crawford wore a very pretty
costume Of cream nuns yelling, with drap.
cry of the same.
Mrs. Shelly Tuttle wore rich costume Of
black lace trimmed in jets.
Miss l.. Brooke wore white and black
striped elk; white flowers.
Mrs. Judge Stapleton-Old-gold satin,
covered With lace of same shade; diamonds
and natural flowers.
Mrs. Ceveland-White and black striped
satin and diamonds.
Miss Mary Knight-Cream colored dot
ted satin.
Mrs. Joe Clark-Black velvet and silk
trimmed in jet. She wore diamonds.
Miss Nellie Stickles wore very beautiful
costume of white embroidered null; silver
necklace and flowers.
Mrs. Elias Siegel was attired in very
stylish costume Of black ottoman silk, dan
cling length, with trimmings OF jet pendants;
bodice cut low; high collar and low sleeves;
ornaments.
Mrs. J. Ross Clark was handsomely
dressed in cream morie and lace. She wore
diamonds and scarlet poppies.
Mrs. Webster-Black satin.
Miss Thurston-White silk.
Mrs. McCaig-Dark navy blue silk and
diamonds.
Miss Mary O'Farrell-Black satin do
Lyon and jet trimmings.
Mrs. DR.. Levett-Black lace over pink
silk, pink feathers and ribbons.
Miss Emma Bussell wore ecru-embroi-
dered null With pink trimmings.
Mrs. W. w. Dixson wore an elaborate
costume OF black lace over lavender satin.
This handsome toilet was completed by
ments.
Mrs. r. R. Hoge was attired in white In
dian null. trimmed in valeneienes lace.
She wore white flowers.
Miss Birdie Rumley-Nilegreen satin and
natural flowers.
Miss Hattie Evans wore white silk and
lace.
Miss Mamie Wheeler was dressed in
cream satin and embroidered null.
Miss Helen Garth wore yellow satin,
founcings OF Egyptian lace.
Miss George Stebbins looked very pretty
in cream cashmere, trimmed in brown vel
vet. o., =,
Miss schonarih- -shel!-pink silk and
brocade. >.
Mrs. James Mofitt-Black silk and dia-
monds. >,
Miss Jennie McConnell-Pink silk and
cashmere.
Mrs. w. NJ. Jack wore a very elegant
81 tim marveiliieux, irrisdescent trimming
and diamonds. =
Mrs. J. II. Monteith-Brown satin dc
Mrs. B. Mahan, OF Anaconda-Black lace
Mrs. Lippincott-White lace over white
Mrs. Z. J. Wright, OF Walker-ille-Blaek
lace over dark wine-colored satin.
Mrs. J. Mordarent-biack siik and
NJ T. T. sharp-Black surah satin.
Ms. Trankis Horst-Pink eashusrs.