Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-25

L.C. Newton, who has been spending three
weeks in California, Is expected home in q
few days.
Mr.. Newell, who is in the employ of Mr..
j. Chauvin left last Thursday for Spokane
Falls and the Ceur d'Alene country on q
business trip.
Miss Nellie E. Baldwin, of Danbury, Con-
necticut. srrived in the city to-day, and
will visit for some time with her aunt, Mrs.
Esbert Smith.
Miss George Stebbins and Miss Mamie
Johnston will start next week on q pleas
IRE trip to Seattle. They expect to be alb
sent about two weeks.
Mrs. George Irvine and her daughter re
! turned Thursday from q trip to San Fran
/ cisco, Portland, Seattle, and a weeks visit
| to relatives in Deer Lodge.
Mr.. James R. Boyce and family and Mr..
j. D. Thomas and family will leave to-day
for the Big Hole, where they will camp for
about ten days.
Last Thursday Misses Laura and frankie
Horst gave a very pleasant luncheon to
Miss George Stebbins, Miss Helen Garth,
Miss Mamie Johnston and Miss Laura
King.
Mrs. 8. C. Blackinston, who has been
East for a year, is expected to return to
Butte about the fifth of September. She
will leave her daughters, Matte and Nam
ME, in school.
A party consisting of q. A. Sheats and
family, George Hockins, James Job and j.
8. Kirke, will leave to-day by private con
veyance for the National Park. They ex-
pect to be absent a month.
The picnic at Norton's ranch, two miles
below Stuart, given by the Walkerville,
Meaderville and Centerville Methodist
Episcopal Churches on last Thursday was
a grand success and greatly enjoyed by the
participants.
Mrs. William NJ. Jack will start East the
second of September. She goes via Helena
and from there will be accompanied by her
niece, Miss Norma Kinna, who will remain
East in school. Mr.. Jack will 60 East
three weeks later. They expect to be alb
sent several months.
Miss McCarrick, who has been spending
some months in California in the interest
of Sands & Boyce's dress making depart
ment, is expected to return to-day, bring
ing with her all the new and fashionable
styles. Her return will be welcomed by
her many patrons.
A little informal party was given at the
residence OF Mrs. P. A..Largey last Tuesday
evening. Dancing was INDUCED in, refresh
ments were served and q pleasant evening
a spent. Those present were: Miss
Laura King, Miss Mamie Johnston, Miss
George Stebbins, Miss May Casey, Mr.. c.
E. Kester, Mr.. John Forbis. Mr.. O. K:
Lewis, Mr.. George Casey, Mr.. Warren King,
Mr.. D. 8. Murray and Mr.. G. c. Tucker.
ASHTON NOTES.
The favorite shades for gloves for even
ing wear are putty and tan color. For
wear with tailor-made costumes there are
gloves OF corresponding tints.
Mary Anderson has been the guest OF
Lord Lytton at his country seat, and Lon
don has been full of rumors of a marriage
with some mysterious titled, parsonage.
Miss Anderson has not yet taken the
trouble to deny the story.
Mrs. Burton Harrison, author of the
Russian Honeymoon" which is 80 as
ISOLATED with Mrs. James Brown Potter's
name and fame, is said to have one of the
most hospitable houses al Bal Harbor.
The "Sea Urckin," as she calls it, enter
tains a brilliant company all the time and
its hostess receives every afternoon.
The robe worn by the Queen OF Portugal
on the occasion OF the recent royal mar
riage must have been regally magnificent.
The dress and immensely long train were of
pale-blue velvet, exquisitely embroidered
with silver and pearls. The royal mantle
was of dark-blue velvet with a lining of pale
blue satin, the shade of the dress, and was
covered with silver and pearl embroidery
inside and out, the collar edged with rows
of enormous pearls. The tiara and neck
lace were OF diamonds of rare size and
beauty. The gloves were OF white kid,
reaching to the shoulder. and were painted
with the arms OF Portugal.