Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13

cara was smOthered by the cOntlnuOu
beat OF ho0fs on the marrow busy streets
AND. the swift procession Of contrastin
vehicles seemed characteristic Of the city
m~ultifarious life. The pieturesqus residenc
Of the Capitol, the beautiful flowers ant
lawns are very sharming. The banque
which took place last Thursday evening
alter the close of the Grsnd Lodge, at th
hall OF the Masonic Temple. and the ball Q
Ruth Chapter, No. 2, OF Butte, and Miriam
Chapter No. /, of Helena, which was bel,
at the skating rink, was ! argely attended
The music IA fine. Some very elegan
costumes were worm, notably were thos
worn by Mrs. NJ. Sands, Mrs. Cans, Mis-
Hedges, and Mrs. George Marsh, of Butte
It was q merry gathering and one tina
seemed intent upon nothing but enjoyment
The Helenaites are noted for their hospital
ity, and extensive preparations had beef
made by their Lodges for the entertain
ment Of the brethren from a distance. 1t i
hoped that the success OF this excursion
may be the result of q similar repetition il
the n~earfntufe.
Mr.. JAMES Shields came over from Helen,
yesterday.
Samuel Word came over from the capi
tai Friday.
w. N. Aylesworth was up from Dee1
/ AOOkO ltb0O WVCAs
P. Conlan returned home yesterday froa
his visit to Helena.
j.. H. Freyschlsg came up from his rancl
on the Big Hole Friday.
Miss Mary knight and her father expec
to spend the winter east.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Chambers retu ned t.
Salt Lake City Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles D. Curtis, of Helena, viii
visit Mrs. John H. Curtis this week.
MI. and Mrs. II. c. Kessler spent a few
days last week at the Big Hole fishing.
Miss Annie Schonarth returned yesterday
afternoon from a visit to the capital.
Mr.. John B. Cleveland and Mr.. james
Moifett. are in Idaho on a business tip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Butler are board.
ing at Mrs. NJ. Woodward's on West Broad.
way.
Miss Kate Hennessy and Miss Laura
Baker returned home yesterday from
Helena.
Mrs. C. ". Scott and little daughter will
60 east in a few days to spend two or three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fletcher entertained
a party OF friends very pleasantly last
evening.
Mrs. DR.. Bishop gave q luncheon last
week in honor of Mrs. Grant, who lives at
the Blue Bird mine.
Mrs. M. Sands is expected over from Hell
ena this week on a visit to her mother,
Mrs. Henry Jacobs:
w. r. Kenyon and family have moved
into theft new AID elegant home OH upper
Montana street:
Mrs. George Fletcher gave a dinner party
last week. Father Tremblay and others
were entertained.
Mrs. Green Majors and son. and Mrs.
John Curtis and son will return tomorrow
a trip to Helena.
The ladies are a%nxiously looking forward
to E. L. Bonner & Co.'s grand opening,
is to take place tomorrow.
D: R. Beck and family, who have been
visiting in Butte for a fortnight, returned
last week to their home in Virginia.
Mrs. John Nuyes went to Deer Lodge
yesterday to visit her daughter, Mics Allie.
She is expected to return home to-day.
Mrs. Forbis, who has spent several
months in Helena visiting her daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Steele, returned home Thursday.
Miss Mamie Johnston, who has been
several months visiting relatives
in Butte, will return east In a week or ten
days.
The many friends OF Mrs. Charles War
rem will be glad to learn that her little son
who has been SO ill. is getting
much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Monteath took the
train Tuesday afternoon for Chicago. G..
B. Kester will occupy their residence during
their absence.
The many friends of Mr.. P. j. Brophy
will be pleased to learn that he ia almost
we'll, and will soon be able to be out on the
again.
DR.. Hough will accompany his sister
Mrs. G. B Winston, to her home in Jeffer-
'on City, Missouri. They will leave Butte
next Wednesday.
''Yreka Bakery is the Indicator that
marks the front of a certain business house
n Butte. 1t is curious for the fact that
reads the same both ways.
Geo. w. Andrews was united in wedlock
asst evening to Miss Pauline r. Schwartz,
tev. w. e. King, pastor of Mountain View /
1. E. Church, officiating.
Mrs. Addison Smith and sister, Mrs. |
tenor, who have been visiting Mrs. Tai |
ant for several days, returned home to |
)eer Lodge yesterday.
DR.. Whitford. aud wife and Master Dill |
VhitfOrd, who have been visiting Mrs. c.. |
l. JeHries, of Helena, returned to Butte
esterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Marsh, Mrs. J. F. |
henderson and son, and Mrs. Dora Aiken,
among the excursionists who returned
'om Helena yesterday.
Mr.. D. S. Murray has gohe to Idaho and
Washington Territory on business con-
ected with the Telephone Company.
[e will be absent two weeks.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
liss May Senter and Mr.. s. F. Walker, Jr.
1ednesday evening, October Goth, at St.
[arks Cathedral, Salt Lake City.
Miss May Casey and brother, and Mr.. O.
:. Louis, are moved and settled in the
andsome home of NJ. J.. Cornell, on the
,rner OF Granite and Idaho streets.
Miss Mamie Johnston returned from !
Thursday. Her many friends
III be sorry to learn that she is quite i'll,
Id is mat BILE to leave her room. I
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Wallace, have zone to {
georgetown, near Cable. Mrs. Wallace, !
no has been i'll for several months, has |.
UGH improved since she left Butte. +,
j. j. Feeley and wife are up from Divide. :
Instead of the afternoon tea, the German r
Kaffer Klatch is being introduced c
nong certain people OF good style in Lon
n.
Miss Birdie Rumley will arrive in Butte
She will accompany Mr.. and T
re-. Harry D'Acheul on an extended East .
trip. They will leave Butte Wednes "
~
Mr.. John II. Curtis entertained some of Fl
personal friends to a wine supper last C
evening at his home on Wash d
ton street. ii
drs. w. w. Dixon gave a charming lun- IT
ION last Tuesday at her residence on y
ashington street in honor of her friend b
9. &c. Chambers, who has been visiting n
from Salt Lake City. Her guests ar II
about 2 o'clock, and after luncheon m
y passed several hours in a delightful al
nner. Mrs. Judge Wilcox and Mrs. Geo. st
ckwood sang several pieces which were m
oh enjoyed. Those present were: Mrs.
l. Largey. Mrs. r. q. Chambers, Mrs. to
:. Lloyd, Mrs. Judge Wilcox, Mrs. Geo. wi
and the hostess. be
t a meeting of the Highland Club, on ~;
ober 3, an organization for the season ~
1867 was perfected. The following Of -
rs were elected for the ensuing year: Cd
P. J. Brophy; Vice-President, F.. -.
3argeant; Secretary, James w. Forbis; OF