Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
THE LARGEY

THE LARGEY RRCEPTIOH.
A Brilliant Gathering Friday Night d
Bstte's Sscisty People.
Last Friday evening Mrs. p. A. Larsey
gave q dancing reception and eucbre party
to q large number Of ladies and gentlemen
at their residence on the corner Of Yves,
Broadway and Warrington Streets, the &C
casion being the ninth anniversary of thei,
marriage. Mr.. Largey's home Is one of t.
handsomest in Butte, and was beautifully
arranged on Friday evening. the entirt
house being thrown open for the reception
of guests. One suited apartments opened
terror, with its pretty draperies, floral dec
orations and elegant furnishings, the most
artistic in every respect. Two DOM OF
the west side we're devoted to
sgs PROGRESSIVE EUcHRE,
being filed with small tables, 70 that thost
who did not wish to dance were equally Al
well entertained at cards. Eight tables
were occupied, AID the prizes we're costly
and elegant. Mrs. John Noyes carried
away the first prize, which WAS . beautiful
pair of Bohemian glass vases. Mr.. O.. X.
Lewis Won the gentlemen's first prize, q
Bohemian glass water set. The laiies'
BOBBY prize-a handsome syrup pitcher
was won by Mrs. John Davis. The
gentlemen's BOBBY prize was 1.-THE American
Hoyle" revised edition., with card at
tached, saying:
T win the prize I hard have tried,
And tryt. 6 hard have won it;
But who would think 'twould be the prize
With booty marked upon It,"
1t was won by Mr.. A. Campbell.
h DANCERS.
Mrs. Largey placed all Of her guests
quite at their ease as oon as they entered
the house. She is one of the few ladies who
have the gift Of hospitality finely developed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Largey received . number of
pleasant remembrances of the occasion.
The music wa furnished by Messrs. Ken
nicott and Giles, who played their most
popular airs. The caller was Prof. Couture.
An elaborate supper was served about
midnight, and was greatly relished. Dane
ing was resumed again, and continued
until early morning.
THE COSTUMES.
Full dress was the rule, some o: the most
beautiful tOilettes that have been worn this
season being observed, notably Miss Thur
ton's-a ball dress of white ottoman silk,
white plush front, white ostrich feather
garniture.
Miss Ellen Meiklejohn-white brocaded
silk, oriental lace, ~draperies; crimson
and pink peoples.
Mrs. DeWitt-Cream-colored cashmere en-
train, with rut1es and draperies of oriental
Ia M. 14ur h4lsn0 &G4l - rv:AI sl1,,s--
Miss Clara WilcOx-L6mon-cOlOred null,
trimmed with rich lace; pearls and beauti- |
full flowers.
Miss Hattie Observation-Disclosures dress
of white cashmere, brocaded silk and white +
ace; corsage boquet OF fresh roses.
Miss Marie Renouard-White tarletan
over white silk; pearl ornaments.
Miss Nettie Emerson-Black ottoman
silk with range satin front and panels
with black chantilly lace.
Mrs. Geo. Rockwood-Ruby velvet and
silk; ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs. John Noyes-Silver-gray satin surah,
OK blood red trimmings; dark.red flowers
and diamonds. |
silk, trimmed with ruby velvet and ecru |
lace; corsage boquet of chrysanthsmums.
Miss Clara Observation-Disclosures Grape |
rloth, with scarlet peoples, and feathers.
Miss Mary O'Farrell-Black silk dress,
front and sleeves; natural flowers.
Mrs. Wharton-White silk and plush en-
train; entire dress outlined with pearls.
Mrs. McCaig-Dark blue silk and flowers.
Mrs. Beldin-Blue velvet, with pink Grape |
and pink roses.
Mrs. Loyd-Black surah satin, with
beaded irisdescent trimmings; natural
.aowers-liiies, tulips and jassamines.
Miss Schonarth-Shell pearl-colored satin
a.d brocaded velvet, trimmed heavily with
pink pearl beads.
Mrs. DIR. Leavitt-Pale point tulle, with
handsome flowers.
Mrs. Brownlee-White satin; entire front
Of dress n trimmings ofpearls, diamonds
natural flowers.
Mrs. Judge Stapleton-Old gold satin and
ace; ornaments, diamonds.
Miss Lizzie Thornton-Rose-colored silk.
Miss Allie Warfield-Light blue silk and
ace. |
Miss Laura Baker-Light blue nuns
Miss Laura Horst-white crape; c~orsage
low and outlined with pearls.
Miss frankie Horst-Pink cashmere and
flowers.
Miss Mamie Furlong-White cashmere
Ind lace.
Mrs. Lavell-Black velvet and silk; orna-
nents, diamonds.
rHosE PRESENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Stapleton, Mr.. and
dr. w. H. De Witt, Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. |,
Ioyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McLaig, Mr.. and
irs. B. Brownlee, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jacobs, |
lr. and Mrs. Geo. lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
eff. Lavell, Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes, Mr..
Mrs. j. Ross. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. II
leveland, MI. and Mrs. j. r. Russell, Mr.. j
nd Mrs. John Davis Mr.. and Mrs. j.. R. !
DR.. and Mrs. E. D. Leavitt. !
Miss Hattie Evans, Miss Lizzie :
'hornton, Miss Laura Baker, Miss :
lien Meiklejohn, Miss Marie Renouard, I
Clara Wilcox, Miss Alice Warfeld, y
[iss Emma Thurston, Miss Laura Horst, .
frankie Horst, Miss Kate Hennessy. E
[iss Mary O'Farrell, Miss Kate O'Farreil, =
Iiss Nettie Emerson, Miss Mamie Furlong, 4
[iss Annie Schonarth, Miss Clara Roberts. r
Mr.. o. K. Lewis, Mr.. D. j. Hennessy, Mr.. =
Ialter Lewis, Mr.. Warren King, Mr.. W. A. .
kers, Mr.. ID. 8. Murray, Mr.. j. w. =
orbis, Mr.. J. F. Forbis, Mr.. Alex. Tarbet, =
II. P. j. Brophy, Mr.. George H. Butler, j
II. George G.. Tucker. Mr.. J. F%itzgibbon, 4
r. Lee Mantle, Mr.. A. Campbell. Mr.. A. j.
avis, Mr.. Carlos Warield, Mr.. T. C. Bach,
r. NJ. J. ConnelI, Mr.. j. F. Lansing, Mr..
v. Long, Mr.. John O'Farrell. Mr.. c. E..
ester. Mr.. j. Simpson, Mr.. j. K. Clark,
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