Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
SOCIETY NOTES.

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SOCIETY NOTES.
Weddings, Dinner and Euchre Parties
Luncheons, Personals in Butte
Society During the Week.
Weddings played q prominent part il
last weeks social record. One very enjoy
able euchre party was given. and severa,
small affairs took place. Almost every one
is busy with holiday preparations, yet ir
spite OF that fact society people find time
for evening enjoynents. Quite a number o
private parties will be given later on, and
the club parties will be given with more
regularity after the holidays are over. In
a few weeks the season of social festivities
for 1887 will have commenced. People
who figure prominently in the social world
will begin with renewed interest and pleas.
ure to merry-making and take up the du.
ties and obligations of social life with many
happy anticipations.
Mrs. Courtney Ball is quite ill.
Col. Estes came up from Anaconda yes
terday.
Walter King came over from Helena YES.
terday.
NJ. J. Cornell went to Deer Lodge yester.
day.
Mr.. P. A. Largey went to Helena last
Friday OF a business trip.
Miss May Irvine came up from Deer
Lodge last week to attend the Forbis-
Thornton wedding.
Miss Ella Buck returned yesterday from.
a short visit to ~Skalkaho, Missoula.
There is to be q marriage of two of our
society people January 8.
Mrs. Kessler gave a pleasant luncheon
yesterday to q few lady friends.
0. K. Lewis and George Casey coutem-
plate a trip to Salt Lake City in January.
Captain j. c.. Shepard is to be the next
Sergeant-at-Arms at Helena.
Messrs. Larmour Brothers are baskinp
in the sunshine Of San Francisco.
Some magnificent toilets were worn at
the Forbis-Thornton wedding last week.
Mr.. Chas. Ayles, of Ann Arbor, Michigan,
is spending a few days in the city.
Col. I'D jerks is doing good workin the
concentration.
A marriage will take place early in March.
The couple are we'll known in society cir.
cles.
Charlie Roberts received a check of a
Thousand dollars from some of his friends
on his wedding day.
Mr.. Michael Mead will be married next
Wednesday evening at VAUDEVILLE to Miss
Laura G. Washington.
The midnight mass at the Catholic
Nh1rNh (thrV0fr ~ q a~a1,o ~.o-oS~-o l. 49,
fine.
There will be two large parties given at
the Kenyon mansion this month, on the
Both and 31st.
Miss Ellen Meiklejohn, who has been
spending several weeks in Salt Lake CITY,
visiting her friend, Miss Mercy Walker, is
expected to return home tomorrow.
A number OF very interesting social
events will take place between Christmas
and New Years.
Mr.. F. Mcmillan Tidball, who was form.
er]y q resident OF Butte, is now living in
San Francisco.
DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell spent a few days of
last week in the city, the guest of Mrs.
George Irvine.
Mr.. D. s. Murray, who went to Missoula
last Tuesday, is expected to return home
tomorrow.
Thu Rev. Mr.. Wood and wife came IN
from Deer Lodge last week to attend the
Ferbis- Thornton wedding.
Mr.. Julian Smith returned home v.ster.
day from the O'Brien lode. He reports
that property looking well.
DR.. Leavitt, who has been i'll for some
weeks is again around attending to his
professional duties.
Willie Thompson leaves for New Hamp.
shire January 22nd, where he will attend
The next Entire Nous reception will take
place December 28th. It will be compli. !
mentary to Will Thompson.
Messrs. Julian Smith, Jr., J r. Bovce. :Jr |
and John H. Curtis sold to Larmour
Brothers one-half of the Cleveland and |
Houser lodes.
Mrs. Parson, sister of DR.. Sarchet. who |
has been visiting in Butte for two months
ieft yesterday for her home in Topeka
Kansas.
Miss Birdie Rumley, who has been visit.
ing in Butte for several weeks. viii retnrr
her home in Helena Tuesday. Miss
Birdie has made a host of friends here. who
will regret her departure.
Mr.. Green Majors will 60 to Deer Lodge
0
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Irvine, of Deer Lodge
spent a few days of last week in the city.
Miss George stebbins was quite i'll last
week. '"''
Mr.. John Forbis CONCENTRATES q. +r;
in January. "'p
Mr.. Elleybeck leaves Butte TODAY for
City. ' Lake
There is to be q wedding on Cbr;stmes
1ag OF a couple well and favorably known
Butte. "
MI. richards was busily engaged yester.
lay IN moving from Broadway into Tho
Did postotfice building.
Mr.. George Carr left yesterday for a +wo
months visit to his old home in ST. Iou;s
H sIEGAL PARTY,
Friday evening Mrs. e. Siegal gave g. nro.
!resslve euchre party in honor of M;ss
Birdie Rumley, at her pleasant residenc
upper Washington street. The guests
we're thirty in number, and seven tables
Nere kept busy until IL p. m. in the exert.
~ t9S'llue VI trying TO win first prizes and
void BOBBY prizes. The honore in this re-.
ard were awarded as follows: 81 at nr;ze
or ladies, Miss Clara Wilcox. an EXQUISITE
xal5e an, hand paint d; tirst prize
or gentlemen, Mr.. John Forbis, a hand
'ome collar and cuff case. ,obv prizes
Marie Renouard and Mr.. Sam Ele-Is
THE GUESTS.
The party was composed of the follow.
ng ladies and gentlemen: Mr.. and Mrs
". H. Dewitt, Misses Birdie Rnmlev
Hattie White, Mary O'Farrell. Nav Casey
A!lie Warfield, frankie and Laura Horst
lizzie Thornton, Rosa Reed, Fredie Ken,
ION, Cara Wilcox, Marie. Renouard, Clara
Sooerts, Messrs: F.. E: Sergeant, C. W.
sam Clerke, James F. Lansing.
'on ~ r. Forols, j. V. Long, Y. A. Akers,
r. Aesger, George Casey, o. K. Lewis,