Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-15

Butte at parties tt dance the squal
dances without q caller. Everybody &C
considerably mixed up at the last one, an
q gentleman was heard to say to the nj i
sicians after an intricate figure had bee
all wrong. "Give us a new deal, please, "
got lost in the SHUTTLE"
The new est and daintiest liquor sets {
baccaret glass have square bottles an
square cups. The colOrs are smoke-blu'
faded amber and white, A dainty litilese
in crystal has a decanter shaped like
thimble, with three small glasses to match
SO fragile they scarcely look as If the
could stand alone.
A card received from Charles T. Roberts
a popular clerk in Sands & Boyce dry
goods department reads as follows:
Charles F. Roberts. Lorena Fl. Lurton
CEREMONY
Mountain View, NJ. E. Church,
Butte City, Montana
Tuesday Evening, December ID, at S O'Clock
THE redwood DIME PARTY.
Mrs. Geo. lockwood gave a very pleas
ant dinner party on Tuesday evening a
her residence on Idaho street. Anon,
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lavell, Mr.. Joh1
Caplice and Father Tremblay.
THE CASEY PARTY.
Miss May Casey entertained a few friend1
very pleasantly last Friday evening at be-
residence. on the corner of Granite ant
Idaho streets. Her guests were most hos
pitablv entertained and passed severa
hours in the enjoyment of dancing. Anon,
those present were: Miss George Stebbins
Messrs. George c. Tucker, j. V. Long, NJ. j
Cornell, j. F. Lansing and John F. Forbis
THE FORBIS-THORNTON WEDDING.
During last week handsome invitations
were issued, reading as follows: "Mr. and
Mrs. j. c. Z. Thornton request your pres
ence at the marriage of their daughter
Mary Donell, to James Wade Forbis, or
Wednesday evening, December 18th, al
8 O'Clock at st. James Church. and recep.
ton from h%alf-past s until half past 1C
O'Clock. Thirty East Granite street.
THE GENsBERGER D1NNER
Mrs. M. Gensberger gave a very elabor-
ate dinner party last week, the occasion
being the first anniversary of the lady's
wedding day. Covers were laid for eight.
The table was handsomely decorated and
the menu was excellent. The dinner was
served in the best of style throughout and
several hours were very pleasantly passed
in it's enjoyment. Among those present
were: Mr.. Shiller, Mrs. Strasberger, Mrs,
Douis, Mrs. Gensberger, Mrs. Oetinger, Mrs.
Stanifield, Mrs. Gallick and Mrs. Jacobs.
HOW WASHINGTON LADIES ENTERTAIN.
One OF the social events given recently in
Washington was an elaborate luncheon
given by the wife OF Secretary Whitney to
Mrs. Cleveland aud u score of other mar
ried ladies. The table, spread in the hand
ining-room of the mansion, had as
it's central ornament an oblong cushion of
yellow chrysanthenvms resting on a bed of
maiden-hair fern. At either end OF the
table were squares of Turkey red silk, on
which rested two vases filled with ferns,
crystal and gold decanters and dishes OF
lruit cake and confectionery. The corsage
boquets at each plate were of purple and
white viOlets and lilies of the valley tied
a bunch of ivy leaves. There were
seven courses served with appropriate
vines and champagnes. The finger bowls
Of colored glass held, floating in each, a
of violets and were in plates with
small dOylies embroidered in colored silk
Ind tinsel.
The third of q series of delightful dances
given by the Entire Nous Club last
Friday evening. The popularity OF this
is fully attested by the large attend |
nee at all it's gatherings. Among those
present were:
Misses-Mary and Emma Hauswirtb.
:opsy Bishop. Carrie Kenyon, Blanch Nor
is, Helen Engle, Louise Cole, Mamie Pal |
ner, Teresa Heilbrenner, Virdie Hoskins,
nina Cohen, Helen and Ruth Gaylord, Liz.
'e Martin, Laura Baker, Cora Young, EN-
IA Ralph. Minnie Sefridge, Cora LaFevere,
.da Foster, Gertie Guild, Carrie, Tillie and
amy Oettlnger, Pauline Pifer, Jessie Gra-
am, Bertha Shaw, and Misses Hammond,
oy, Thurston, Hall, Pifer, Pinkham, Tier
an, Bachelor and Freyschlag.
MIR. and Mrs. Lorenz, Mr., and Mr,.
.a%hnweiler, Mr.. and Mrs. Montesth, Mr..
nd Mrs. Cole.
MeAsrs. Salverson, Cole, Themes, NewiIl.
ingeling. Jacobs, Schilling, Lewis, Thomas
rton, Thornton, Davidson. Coin, Lux
m. F~reyschlag, Wilson. Kester, Fiske.
ordon, Smith, Knowlden, Mcdonald,
rant Smith, Rolla Grant, Robert Grant.
!ebenstein, Swinton, McMurray, Stevens.
liver, Thompson, Morris, Shodair. Dr.
almond, Engle, Bien, Copinus and
The HORST RECEPTION.
One OF the pleasantest events of the mast
Eek was the reception siven last Thurs
y evening by the Misses Laura and
ankle Horst, at their handsome and
apartments in the Caplice
hiding. The guests arrived early, and.
Ter the disposal OF their wraps, proceeded
the Parlors, which were very prettily ar.
nged Tor the occasion. Dancing was the ,
ent OF the evening, and it was enioyed
artliy until early morning, with an in ,
mission Tor supper before midnight. The )
ung ladies, with the able assistance of =
Elf mother, made the event an exceed. l
'iy pleasant for the guests. Among those j.,
were: Mrs; X. K. HOge, Misses Allie {
arfield. Lizzie Thornton, Rilla Layton c
edie Kenyon, Mary O'Farrell, Esther
ttibone, Birdie Rumley, Rosa Reed. '1 Hat' t
Ill, Annie Schonarth. Clara Rnh' a
Is, Mr.. w. A. Clark, Mr.. W. F. Ssn- i
rs, Mr.. Everleth. DR.. T. j. Murray, Mr.. I,
j. Cornell, Mr.. r. R. Hoge, Mr.. A. A. !.
mpbell. Mr.. J. V. Long, Mr.. J.. r. I'm. Z
6, Mr.. John F. Forbis, Mr.. C. E. Kester T
Charles w. Goodale. MI. N. B. Rince. u
MI. w. A. Akers, DR.. Winston. M.
IL Cralg. Mr. y. X. Lewis, Mr.. Sam Il
Or. Holland, Mr.. John O'Farrali 81
. b. b. Thayer. MI. F. E. Sergeant and t,
. Eewbro. "" -
FASHIONS IN d
he latest craze in roses for hand hon..
rs at the theater is for the brilliant b
lerican beauties. 81
1t is o the fashion to send Aor., Il
g to new babies. This must be a w;llow st
ole stuffed with violets or pinks, with a
ned down sheet or sham, and a coveri;J NJ
thistle downs. "
4 New York the florists also show cord h<
,e bags, filled with wintergreen berries II
len rod and wild grasses. Florists never -.
succeeded in introducing ivv n!ent;. ID
y into house decorations. The Iad;o. OF
1t IS bad luck to put ivy in a honsa nc
That settles it. Persian ruos' toh1o
Ffs and mantle scarfs OF coelias are bes tn
made in London. "e sa
ne newest thing in designs is the Ao,o, as
;, These are just out. 1t is a tripod or in
OF twisted grasses, about three feet Sc.
!, and on this rests a. big sun hat ~
ted grasses, and this is filed with rose. da
third will be red, the rest salmon -. IN,
white. These hats are also hnno w :, -,
ne wall by ribbon loops and arestnffs5 ~
! flowers. One order for q society helle =;
filled with pink roses, with one o. 49, W. ",
falling loosely on the crosse .%;.l IN