Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
OUR SOCIETY PERSONALS.
Doines Of the Fair Sex and Their Gall
LIANT Admirers the Past Week.

TENDER before all the homes will be ter
anted again. Then the usual parties an
receptions will be renewed and social Iii
recommended. There is promise OF numel
Gus society weddings in the fall, and q ga
Writer is anticipated.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
E. L. Bonner is up from Deer Lodge.
e w. A. Chessman is over from Helena.
Mr.. Francis Pope, of Helena is in til
e city.
A. B. Hammond, of Missoula, is in tn
t city.
Miss Laura King is a guest at the 81
I Nicholas.
Miss Cora Young is visiting friends in Jei
ferson county.
Hon. John F. Forbis returned from Hel
ena yesterday.
DR.. L. E. Holmes is spending q few day
1 at Warm Springs.
DR.. Morris, OF Helena, visited Butte
few days last week.
Mr.. Hugh Kirkendall and wife, Of Helena
, are visiting in the city.
Miss Esther Pettibone spent q few day
of last week in Deer Lodge.
Miss Helena Garth, who has been visitin,
in Helena, returned to Butte yesterday.
W. ". Prouse has returned to the city
after a long absence, much improved il
health.
Mrs. J. C. Crawford left the city yester
day evening for Oconto, Wisconsin, to visit
her family.
Herman Cans, of the firm OF Gaus &
Kline, came over from Helena Friday to
attend the races.
J.. II. Leyson and a party OF gentlemen
from Anaconda will start about the 18th,
for the National Park.
The members of the silver Bow Club will
give another of their delightful receptions
on Friday evening next.
Mrs. Brooke, of Helena, who has been
visiting Mrs. Judge Barrett, of this city,
left for tho East yesterday.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Smith, mother
and sister Of Mrs. r. r. Hoge, are out from
the East on q short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs, D. D. Mason, of St. Paul,
arrived in Butte yesterday on q visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCaig.
Mr.. William Forbis and wife and Mr..
John Cannon will leave the city tomorrow
for a trip to the National Park,
Pat Conlin left this morning for Chicago
as q delegate representing the Irishmen Of
Butte at the convention to be held there.
The Sixth Annual Convention Of the Min
istry District OF Montana will meet at St.
Peters church, Helena, on Sunday next.
Mrs. William Reed and Miss Gertie Long,
who are visiting in Salt Lake City, are ex-
pected to return to Anaconda the first of
September.
Miss Rosa Lee Reed, who has been spend
| ing the Winter East, returned home yester-
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friends welcome her return.
Mr.. ]. R. Russell and family and Miss
May Thornton expect to start the last Of
will camp a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Henderson, and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Schatzlein will leave the
trip to the Big Blackfoot.
sociate judge OF the Supreme Court of this
Territory, a late resident of Butte will
shortly marry a New York lady.
William H. Claggett, Montana's one time
Delegate, is on a visit to this city. He will
remain a. few days ere returning t % his pres
ent home in the Idaho panhandle.
Col. W. F. Sanders and wife arrived in
the city Friday morning from q trip to Cal
ifornia. They spent a few hours here and
returned to Helena ON the evening train.
Dr. Hough, Col Fstea. George w. Irvine
and w. L. Hoge, OF Anaconda, expect to
leave the city about the 18th or goth for
the National Park. They go in q special
car.
A hunting and fishing party, consisting
of S. H. Walker, N. l.. Maher, Ed. 8. Pax
son and Ed. McKinstry, have gone over to
the Jefferson. They expect to return on
Tuesday.
The Butte Cricket eleven start for More
land on August 9th, to play tho return
match. The boys are in good practice and
hope to make it interesting for the English
la-da-das.
From a recent letter from Seattle, we
learn that Mr.. John Noyes and family sail
on the 9Th instant for Alaska. They ex.
pet to return to Butte the first week in
September.
A party OF gentlemen consisting of DR..
Newton, DR.. Gleason, MI. Bartlett and Mr..
Lindsay, OF Walkerville. will start to-mor-
row for the National Park. They expect
to be gone a month.
From the New Northwest we learn that
Father Dolls is expected to sail from Europe
n neSs ". ! .inm!i1g to take Father De Ryck.
months cave Of absence in Fatherland.
Mr.. NJ. A. Meyendorf, who has been visit
ing in the city a lew days, left Friday for
Portland, Oregon, accompanied by Mr..
n Mrs. H. O'Acheul. It is probable that
the latter parties my extend their trip to
Alaska.
Invitations are out for q grand costume
bon-bon party, under the auspices of Cou-
ture and Leford's children 3 dancing school,
a. Rss Even . Haff. Il viii doubtless be a
very pleasant affair.
Mrs. Geo. Behrsr, who has been visiting
in the city several week, will return to her
home near Glen Station on the Big Hole
River to-day. She will be accompanied by
Miss Lizzie Thornton who will be absent
from the city several weeks.
The party consisting OF Messrs. Walter
z. Lewis, Harry Lubenstein, Jene Gordon,
Will Thomas and NJ. Cohen, who are on
their way to the National Park, were given
a complimentary party at Virginia CITY.
by the young ladies of that place.
The Rev. 8. C. Blackiston willleave Butte
about tho twentieth for Helena. After at
tending the Convscation on the twenty
second and twsnty-third, he expects to
make q visit to Mr.. Gilbert in Missoula
County. No services will be held in st.
Johns Church after to-day until Septem-
Der 5.
James Forbis goes to Deer Lodge to-day,
% accompany his mother to Helena. From
hence he will 60 to Drummond where he
xill Join Messrs. Shelley Tuttle. Joe v. Long,
H. Dewitt and Dr.. John.ton. They
viii 60 from there to the North Fork OF
no Big Blackfoet and enjoy camping,
hunting and fishing for about ton DAYS.
Secretary Webb, A. J. Davidson, E. Bach,
brother to q newly-appeinted Associate
Justice; Charles D. Curtis, is. Howell, A.
=. Stokes, Delegate Toole. S. S. Huntley
superintendent Browning, of the f,
Pacific Express Company, came !
from Helena yesterday morning in q
pecial car. After passing the day in the j
ity, taking in the races, etc., they returned j
last evening. !
The Circus.
There was q good attendance at tho can. .
ass covered arena yesterday. The tent 4
1A9 not crowded hnf wa ~ol1 El1ol n>-