Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-16
BuTTE'S Bellies AND BEAUx.
The Past Weeks Entertainments and
Other Society Events In the
Silver City.
A Recherche Reception to Visiting
Misses by Hospitable and Gallant
Young Men.
Pretty Costumes and Plenty Of People
Cheerful Chit-C Chat About
Persons and Things.

The social world maintains it's activity
Last Thursday evening a very elegant re
ception was given at Renshaw Hall by tn
society young men OF this city in honor o
Miss Helen Garth, Miss George Stebbins
Miss Birdie Rumlev. Miss Mercy Wake
and Miss Mamie Johnston, who are visit
ing here. The latter, much to the regret o
all, was too i'll to attend. The projection
of this observation-disclosures. Lansing
Uerke, Elkins, Murray and Lewis-dle
everything in their power to make the let.
enjoyable, and their efforts were crowned
with success. The stage was occupied by
the orchestra, which consisted OF clever
pieces. The grand march commenced al
10 O'Clock, and the excellent music enticec
almost everyone to dance, and the pleas
ure continued until early morning. Amonl
the many rich costumes worn. the following
may be noted: \
Mrs. George lockwood wore an elegant
costume OF crepe de chine, beautifully
trimmed with rich lace; corsage cut square
with a de medici collar. She wore diamond
bracelets. brooch, earrings and other ornar
ments.
Miss Jennie Mcconnell wore peach bios
som cashmere and satin, trimmed with
lace; corsage square at the neck and hlleo
in with lace.
Miss Annie Schonarth-Salmon brocaded
satin.
Miss Marie Renouard was attired in
white watered silk and surah, trimmed in
lace and pompons. She wore natural
flowers.
Miss Birdie Rumley wore a becoming cos.
tune OF gas-light green satin; a corsage
boquet OF pinks. 49,,
Mrs. James McCaig appeared in a toilet
OF black satin de Lyon. trimmed with
Spanish point lace. Ornaments, diamonds.
Miss Clara Wilcox looked beautiful in
white surah silk, trimmed in Chantilly lace,
q sash of white surah and natural flowers
Miss Helen Garth was costumed in a
toilet of white creme satin, with Egyptian
lace founces and natural flowers.
Miss Hennessy wore white nuns yelling
covered with dentelle orientale. caught up
with scarlet berries.
Miss Ellen Meiklejohn wore cream brocade
with draperies Of cream lace, thickly EN-.
broidered with pearls. She wore natural
flowers.
Miss Mercy Walkers toilette was unlver
sally admired. 1t was white silk, the front
OF LIE Franc roses, hand painted. The
bodice was cut square or Tho neck, and out
lined with pink pearls. She wore diamond
ornaments, and carried q bouquet OF fresh
roses.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
George Rocky God, Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A, Largey, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Dewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lyman, Mr.
and Mrs. James McCaig, Mr.. and Mrs. A
W Bernard, Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Henderson, Miss Clara Wilcox, Miss
Clara Stebbins, Miss Hennessy, Mis-
Helen Garth, Miss Hattie Evans, Miss
Ellen Meiklejohn, Miss Birdie Rumley, Miss
Mercy Walker, Miss Marie Renouard, Miss
frankie Horst, Miss Nellie Robinson, Miss
Mary Knight, Miss Jennie Mcconnell
Miss Allie Warield, Miss Lizzie thornton
Miss Clara Roberts, Mr.. D. s. Murray. Mr.
o. K. Lewis, Mr.. j. F. Lansing, DR.. T. j
Murray, Mr.. B.. E. Calkins, Mr.. George c
Tucker, Mr.. w. A. Akers, Mr.. j. K. Evelith
Mr.. c. f. Kester, Mr.. Warren King, Mr.. N
B. Ringeling, Mr.. A. Camball, Mr.. Harry
Rogers, Mr.. A. ]. Davis, ir., Mr.. Grant
Smith, Mr.. J. V. Long, Mr.. Robinson, Mr.
knight and others.
NOTES AND
Col. links can't be found.
The little folks are happy. Vacation.
Charley Roberts goes to Anaconda to
day.
Miss Nellie Robinson. of Milwaukee, il
visiting in Butte.
James A. Murray left last evening fol
San Francisco.
]. R. Walker is up from Salt Lake on &
business trip.
D. C. Adams, of Salt Lake City. is n towr
on a business trip.
Miss Evans, sister OF Mrs. McMurphy, il
up from Deer Lodge.
D. S. Murray went to Anaconda yester
day on a business trip.
Judge G.. w. Stapleton and wife have re
turned from a trip to Spokane Falls.
There is to he an Episcopal sociable al
Mrs. Moore's, next Tuesday evening.
Ergo Majors will act as keeper OF Jumb.
during the absence of George Curtis.
James R. Boyce, Jr., and wife have gont
to Deer Lodge to visit their son Lynn.
Charles Clark is over from Helena, on 6
visit to his mother and other relatives.
Mr.. John O'Farrell contemplates q TRIP
to New York soon, on a visit to relatives
Miss Birdie Rumley, one Of Helena's most
popular young ladies, is visitingin this city
R. W. Renshaw and wife have returned
to Butte. They we're absent seven months
DR.. Holmes is confined to his residence
by a severe attack Of bronchial pneumonia
Beldin Petite, Jr., is doing nicely. ane
will in a few years be a pride to his adopted
parents.
Mrs. George Odell will leave this week TO,
st. Paul, to visit her sister, Mrs. Farms
worth.
Mrs. Col. P. R. Dolman is expected hom'
to-day. She lea her eldest children Eas
ut school.
There is to be a progressive euchre part.
Wednesday evening and another Frida.
evening.
Miss May Casey has been quite i'll. Sh'
has been unable to leave her room 10
several days.
DR.. Robert Todd is building an elegan
residence on the corner of Washington an,
Quartz streets.
Mrs. W. R. Kenyon left Butte yesterda,
for the East. She expects to be absen
about six weeks.
Col. Estes. Henry Williams and J.. Ros
Clark returned yesterday from a fshin
trip-with four fish.
Julian Smith and Green Majors have re
turned from their mines in Highland, an
report them looking splendid.
John Gillie, while playing bali on tn
Court House square, had his thumb broke
and is suffering considerably with it.
Joe Clark left yesterday for Salt LAX
City to meet his wife and to attend tn
races. He expects to b. absent a week.
Charles McKeehan, of Sands & Boyce'
dry goods department, has returned fror
a trip to Helena, and to see a certain youn
lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Geib are here fror
Omaha. They expect to make this thei
future home. We welcome them to tn
Silver City.
Messrs. Lormour brothers, of Walker
vile, have returned home from an extende
visit to their old home in California. We
come back.
DR.. w. r. Rothwell, OF Liberty, Missouri
q brother of Mrs. J. W. Reed, OF this city
is expected here soon. He will probabl
remain several months.
H. -~kls-- go