Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-09
From Sundays Daily.
SOCIETY'S WHIRL.
Apout People You Know, and Their
DOiupS.

Fred. Richie left for the East yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Mantle has been quite i'll for
several days.
Col. S. De Wolf and sister left yesterday
Tor Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownie vent to Deer
Lodge yesterday.
Judge Barrett and wife have adopted a
little girl, a neice OF theirs.
W. W. Dixson is building a $4,000 resi-
derce on Washington street.
Mr.. Julian Smith and Green Majors will
visit their mines in Hiland to-day.
Miss Josie Collins will leave the city in a
few days for her home in California.
Mrs. W. f. Hall, of Walkerville, expects
soon to go to Salt Lake City on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. kahnw+iler have moved
into their new home On West Broadway.
Mrs. William NJ. Jack. who has been Wis
iting in Helena, is expected home to-day.
Mr.. J. G.. Hammer and family have re-
turned from a very pleasant visit to Mis-
soula.
Mrs. Forbis left yesterday for Deer Lodge
and Helena. She expects to be absent six
months.
W. \. Clark coEtemplates building a very
elegant residence on the corner OF Granite
and Idaho streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Irwin have rented a
house on Washington street and will soon
60 to house keeping.
Hon. Mr.. Mexican, Mr.. Grant Mexican
and Mr.. A. B. Easton, OF Saltwater. Mimi,
are visiting in the city.
| P. A. Malloy has returned from an ex-
tended vacation to the Springs, much i'm
proved in all respects.
bishop Spaulding. Of Rawlins, Wyoming,
is n the city. He expects to make Mon
tana his permanent home.
The ladies OF the Episcopal Church will
give a sociable next Tuesday evening at
Mrs. MoOre's residence.
Miss Mercy Walker and Miss Ellen Meikle-
john spent a day last week in Anaconda
visiting Mrs. William Reed.
A party of young ladies visited the Ana
conda mine Wednesday afternoon and were
entertained by F. E. Sergeant.
Mrs. W. ". Dixon AID little Willie, who
have been visiting in the East and in Cali
fornia are expected home this week.
Miss Norris, q sister OF Mrs. Prof. S.
Speck. who has been visiting in this city
several months, will return home in a few
days.
Jacob Cole has rented the Forbis resi-
dence. Mrs. Cole has been spending a year
in Europe. She is expected home the
tenth OF this month.
1t is understood that a complimentary
party will be given this week by the So
ciety young men in honor OF the young
ladies who are visiting here.
James Trembling, who has been employed
at the Gagnon mise for some time past,
t-c o.o,4c ~ ,~r>a - o-a- &c
the Nettie mine at Burlington.
Mr.. John H. Curtis and family will leave
Butte about the middle OF the week for an
extended trip to Portland, Seattle, Vic
toria and san Francisco, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. Prouse are still at
Deer Lodge. Mr.. Prouse's health is not
improving and owing to that, they have
been obliged to give up their camping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard entertained a
party ri friends very pleasantly last
Thursday evening. The feature of the
evening was cards, which were thoroughly
enjoyed.
At the Centennial-Mrs. Edwards, Wicks;
H. Higgins, F. K. Miles, Divide; James Sea.
tor, Eagle Rock; Chas. H. Lee. Dewey's
Flat; T.. s. Williams, Jefferson; f. W. Hell
mick, Cincinnati.
Mrs. Dir. J. ". Reed expects to go East in
August. When she returns she will be
accompanied by her daughter, who has
been absent for several months for the
benefit Of her health.
Miss Mamie Johnston, sister OF our
popular townsmen, DR.. and Alex John
ston, will be in Butte in a few days. She
expects to remain here about six weeks,
and will be the guest OF her cousins, Mr..
and Mira. j. Ross Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross Clark entertained
n small party OF friends very pleasantly on
last Friday evening with cards. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Largey,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rockwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. D'Acheul and Mr.. and Mrs. JET.
Lave,I.
Mrs. j. r. Wharton gave a cry pleasant
dinner party Tuesday evening at her resi-
dence, on Montana street, in honor OF
Miss Mercy Walker, OF Salt Lake City.
The menu was quite elaborate, and the
appointments for the repast were elegant
throughout.
adopted the name of the Red Ribbon
Club" Tt is composed of children from
eight to twelve years OF age. They meet
every Friday evening at Mrs.
Judge Knowles residence, and have
and charades which are both
interesting and instructive.
A party consisting OF Miss Mercy Walker,
Miss Ellen Meiklejohn, Miss May Casey,
Miss Clara Roberts, Mr.. j. V. Long, Mr..
George Casey, DR.. hurry and Mr.. o. K.
Lewis drove to the Nine. Mile House last |
week. After a stroll over the hills picking
flowers, a game Of ball and a good supper,
the party returned to town feeling that a |
delightful afternoon had been spent.
At the St. Nicholas-Mrs. George Lam
m%erhart, San Francisco; VIM. Norton,
p. S. Kelley, Otto Stalman and
wife, Mrs: W. Dressed, j. Il. Campbell, Ana
ronda; George %Finlayson, Deer Lodge;
John McIIugh, Gold Creek; D. A. Nor
rison, Pipestone; Joseph A.. Browne, Big
Hole Valley; Chas. W. Brooke, WHITEHALL;
Misses Nellie McCabe and Annie Jones,
Brainerd, Minnesota; A. B. Powell, jeff r
son City.
Mr.. John 4. knight, agent OF the Ameri-
AN Tract Society. who has 50 successfully
helped the officers of the Young Mems
Association in Butte. to organize
he association, has been invited to Ana
.onda to help organize a Young Mems
Association in that promising
We hope that he will be as success
ul there as he has been in Butte. THE
MINER can highly recommend Mr.. Knight
Is a sincere and honest worker in the
as his actions while here have proven
lin to be.
Party calls in return for the Thornton
party were made last Wednesday evening
It the residence OF Misses Lizzie and Mary
Their guests were most hos
entertained, and passed several
lours in the the enjoyment OF dancing, ten
,ins, billiards. and card playing. Among
hose present were: Mr.. and Mrs. P. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Lavell, Mr.. and
irs. George lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Ross Clark, Dir. and Mrs. II. D'Acheul,
Hiss Allie Warfield, Miss George StebEins,
n. Hough, Carlos Warfield and Sam
lerke.