Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-22
7 SOCIETY NOTES.
The "Miner'so Weekly Review OF
Sayings and -Doings in the Ranks
nf tho Elite


of the Elite.
Mrs. B. r. Martin returned to Anaconda
yesterday.
Joe Daft, Superintendent OF the Elkhorn,
is in tllecity.
f. L. Bonner spent Wednesday Of last
week in the city.
Mr.. M. j. Council is expected to return
home this week.
DR.. Mussigbrod and wife were up from
Warm Springs Friday.
Jas. II. Boyce, Jr., goes out to his farm
to-day on Blacktail creek.
Several fashionable weddings will take
place before the holidays.
Mrs. S. G.. Blackiston and children will
arrive to-day from the East.
Rev. u. l.. Leonard, OF Salt Lake City,
arrived in Butte yesterday.
William O'Brien, it is rumored will be
married on the Both instant.
Mrs. Ornstein and family viii leave
Butte the last OF the month for Europe.
Mrs. j.. Rosenthal returned yesterday
from a visit to friends in San Francisco.
Mrs. DR.. Reed started East last Wednes-
day. She ex poets to abaent two months.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY and children are going
to Helena this week, to spend a lew days.
e. l.. Bonner & Co.'S overlress maker is
expected to arrive here from New York
this week.
James Sanders, who has been spending a
few days in Butte, returned to Ileien;,
Wednesday.
1t is considered more stylish in France
for "a bride to wear a long plain tuile veil
than a lace one.
AIRS. !. r. Wharton and Miss Attic Birds.
eye returned Thursday morning from 4
visit to the Big Hole.
Addie ana Lacy Thornton and Maggie
and Moliie DAILY, returned Friday from a
visit in Anaconda.
Mr.. William Pfouts, WHIT has been con
fined to his room for several weeks, is
slowly convalescing.
Superintendent Babcock and II. X. Fair
grieve came over from PhilipsbHrg, to at
tend the Minnie Ilauk opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Sherwin, OF Chicago,
arrived in Butte Friday. They are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. D'Aeheul.
The Rev. Mr.. Howard, OF Deer Lodge,
who spent a few days OF last week in the
city, returned home yesterday.
MIR. George lockwood and wife returned
home last Wednesday from Il tlree-weeks'
camping trip on thu Bag Hole.
Mrs. VIM. Reed ard Miss Critic Long,
who came up from Anaconda to attend the
opera, returned home yesterday.
Messrs. George c.. Tucker and Brig Eller-
back lett the city Saturday for a %ten-days'
trip &c Boulder, Deer Lodge and Helena.
Miss Alice Rayboull, who has been visit
ing in Walkerville for several months. re-
turned to her home in Salt Lake City last
week.
Miss Emma Irvine will go to Deer Lodge
Tuesday to act as bridesmaid to the we'd
ding of Miss Agnes Irvine and Mr.. Galen
Wood.
The newly appointed minister OF the
Methodist Church, South, reached Butte
yesterday, and took rooms at the Little
Joe Block.
Sir Arthur Sullivan has returned to the
country to work at the last act OF the I'M
named opera, that is to be launched late
in the'autunln.
Dame rtinlor SAYS Joseph Norris, Esq .
Secretary OF the Miners Union will in q few
days lead to tllealrar one OF B.tte's iairest
daughters. Congratulations are III order.
A party OF ladies, consisting Of M's.'R.
r.. ..Hcya. Mrs. t1r. Leavitt, Mrs. kiusei.
In. Mrs. DR.. ~Siultz, Miss Casey and Miss
Knight. Here out in Browns Guirh sketch
ing yesterday.
Cornelius Vanderbilt is one ri The lev
very rich Americans who DO not make use
OF Eneiish crests aud notices untilc panels
OF their carriages. The in~iti.!s OF hisname.
&. V, simply are painted on the carriage.
Invitations are issued by MIR. and Mrs.
L. II. Irvine, OF Deer Lodge, to the mar,
riage Of their daughter, Mss Agnes Irvine.
to Mr.. Gaieu Wood, at the Christian
Church, Deer Lodge, TUESDAY evening. Sep
terlher list. mt haif-rast Sevrn o'c'oC
The young lady is ii niece oi AiessrS. John
and James Forbis, who viii go down Tues.
day, to he present at the
The event OF the week was the Minnie
Hauk concert and opera, which war largely
attended by an appreciatiye audience, com
priSimg the wealth, culture and fashion %
the city. 1t is still too early to forat' II
many OF the gay events which are to occnr,
but there is likely to he the usual number
Of both small and large entertainments.
The "Hieliland" and the "0ntre Nous"
clubs viii soon he reorganiGeei. The Silver
Bow Club viii .tiuue it's informal
monthly receptions Tor ladies, and doubt
less many private entertainments will be
given lateron. Nearly all OF the Butteitea
who have been away during the heated
season have returned 10 their homes, and
the ladies are in the midst OF fall sewing,
which is being planned for the winters
campaign.
FASHION NOTES.
In Paris most Of the bonncts are worn
without springs.
Rosary beads are no longer seen in the
finer grades of trimmings.
Mohair braiGs with applique figures Of
silk and bead edgings are novelties for
trimming.
Trimming ot crochet and of braid de
signs with lace stitches will be much worn
this autumn.
Jet trimmings are richer than ever.
Beads out en- cabOch0n are novelties and
very large.
Red cloth, cross-barred with fine black
houcle lines. is used for jackets for wear i'll
the early autumn.
Buttons are to be 81 feature OF the ON
ing seasons trimmings. These on the
will be OF larger size, but viii corrc-
Spond in design to those used on the dress.
The Spanish comb introduced in sum-
mer millinery is to be Il feature CT autu,nn
1t is to be found in Jet. shell,
bronze and in blue, irihesccit and
cut steel.
Short coats for autumn wea: fit closely
at the back. The fronts are loose and
over the vest with one button. \
fastened at the back seams,
the coat in place.
a bronze felt walking hat, with rolling
orim turned up llish Oh one side. is trim
med with a large bow OF deep red ribbon
and a cluster OF bronze and red feathers.
among which two bird claws are placed.
Wide sleeves Stimulating those OF an outer
garment, are worn over the ordinary dress
sleeve giving the wearer n medieval APP
,%earance. 1t will. OF coure. be understood.
hat this style OF sleeve is only adapted to
'ich fabrics.
Felt and velvet bonnets will be the lead
ng features OF autumn and winter millin-
Try. Importation at this early date show
!, preponderance of smooth-bound ielts,
With a suggestion that brush felts will he
iscd later in the winter.
Pale, dull terra Gotta faille silks are made
Up charmingly with full plastron waitcoats
sashes of rlaided soft surah or tofieta
or young girls under II. The plalGed silks
.cproduce the deli terra rotta shade Of the