Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12
SOCIAL MATTERS.
THE HIGHLAND CLUBy RECEP-
IRON At MINERS HALL.

THE HIGHLAND CLUBs RECEP-
TIos AT MINERS HALL.
Large Number of Society People Present
How the Ladies' Were Dressed The
Dolman Crystal Wedding-General
and Personal Society News.
The event OF last week in Butte society
was the first party OF the Highlands Sc.
ries for the season OF 1SSS,S9, at Miners
Union Hall Friday evening. as one OF the
leading social organizations in the city, the
club sustained its past record OF brilliant
%trlurnphs, for society on this occasion was
present in all the beauty and gaiety Of
costume with which it honors those who
spare no expense for its ENTERTAINMENT.
The programme, which consisted OF fifteen
dances, wa rendered by 0rton's oTches-
ira, AMI many popular selections were
played. There were numerous handsome
gowns, pretty girls and queenly-iooking
matrons. In fact tho tout ensemble was
ultra fashionable, yet it was thoroughly
enjoyable to all present.
AMONG THE PRETTY WOMEN
there was Miss Marie Renouard, who wore
a dainty costume of white satin with lace
draperies, dem:-decollete, and pearl orna-
ments. Mrs. G. s. Warren, a bright,
vivacious little woman, wore black escurial
lace over black MORE, broad sash and
diamond ornaments. Miss May Clark, one
of the seasons debutantes, looked especially
well in q gown of white China silk, decollete
corsage, MORE sash and natural flowers.
Miss Rosa Daft of Salt Lake City, who is
quite q favorite among society folk, was
attired in bright-red China silk with mar
guerite draperies. Mrs. Il. SiegeI appeared
in a stylish costume OF serpent-green velvet
combined with unprecedented silk and
passementerie; corsage jdecoliete, aud
trimmed with ostrich bands. Mrs. Thos.
Lavell becomingly wore q rich brown vel
vet combined with MORE. She wore ee-
CANT diamonds. Mrs. NJ w. Dixon, who
always dresses with recherche taste, wore a
new black lace with wide MORE cash and
bodice decollete. Mrs. Z. A.. Largey, black
velvet with lace drapery, blue ostrich tips.
Miss frankie Horst wore dark navy blue
plush and a bunch OF delicate yellow flow
ers. Mrs. ]. r. Russell was dressed in a
dark brown walking snit. Mrs. John Bor-
deaux's dress was Of white satin surah
draped in white gauze. She wore a
corsage bouquet of white camellias. Mrs.
w. Il. Pettes was attired in a directoire
redingote of black velvet over black satin
de Lyon. Miss Carrie Jacobs, tcru cash
Dnora with hI,1a vnIvpt Mrs los
Lynch wore rich black lace and diamonds.
Miss Belle Caikns was b~ecomingly attired
in black Spanish guipure over light green
silk. Mrs. Geo. Butler sore an exceedingly
handsome dress of black lace over yellow
satin merveilleux. Miss Laura Horst, who
has figured in the social Gil cles for several
years, wore Il becoming costume OF
black Spanish lace, black velvet cor
sage, with small yellow bands OH left
shoulder. Miss Allie Warfield never
looked better han on this occasion
when she appeared in white faille COM
bined with figured MORE, garnitures Of pink
rose buds. Miss Mollie Cotter, a resident
OF Omaha, wore light blue nuns yelling out
lined with white pearls. Mrs. B. Calkins,
black lace and white chrysanthemums.
Miss Emma irvine wore d beautiful dress
OF black satin de Lyon jetted, decollete
corsage, broad cardinal sash, draperies-
caught up with red roses. Mrs. X. G.. Ames,
black grosgrain silk trimmea in passemen-
terie. Mrs. K. 4. Hoge's costume was OF
black faille Franchise deliberately jetted,
corsage deeollete, gold necklace. Mrs.
Shelley futile look I'd well in black
silk and lace. Mrs. DR.. Shultz
was costumed in black fable and cut jet;
corsage bouquet OF red flowers. Mrs.
Henry McMurphey wore white a~lbatross,
trimmed in blue braid. Mrs. George Hal
dorm wore a stylish costume OF apple
green plush, with panels fiounched in white
Spanish lace; Zouave waist trimmed in
gold passementerie. Miss Cora Young,
chocolate-brown albatrcss. Mrs. j. Os-
born, street costume OF black satin de
Lyon; bonnet to match. Mrs. Wardeli
wore a pretty evening costume OF black
lace. Mrs. Tanner, black silk, with vest
and sash OF white satit;, d-painted.
Mrs. PICKET OF Walkerville. a decided
blonde, appeared in an exquisite
shade OF silver gray satin merveIleux, COM
bined with striped vilvet. Mrs. e. H..
Campbell, also OF Walkerville, wore hand
ome black velvet and silk. Mrs. John
Furbis, the wife OF one OF Butte's popular
lawyers. wore white lowered china silk em-
bellished with claret colored velvet. Mrs.
Gorham, a Directoire custume of plain
white and brocaded silk. Miss Cora L.
fevre, q street costume of gray. Mrs.
Schatzleln wore a brown tailor-made suit.
Mrs. DR.. Gillespie of VAUDEVILLE looked
handsome in black sill, n Jet with red |
flowers. Mrs. F. T. Mcbride wore
black silk trimmed in Jet, boz
net to match. Miss Carrie Osborn
another OF this seasons debtantes, excited
comment in white albatross, |
combined with baby blue surah.
Mrs. George Lyman wore black satin
rhadames, with light blue trimmings. Miss
satin draped in dotted net, with bodice OF
pink satin. Mrs. A. w. Barnard was
attired in white henrietta cloth, en-
broidered in pink; Marechal Neil roses.
Mrs. George Irvine was becomingly at
tired in black surah and iace;;' yellow
dowers.
CRYSTAL WEDDING.
Last Monday evening Col. and Mrs. PR.
fifteenth wedding anniversary
vas made the occasion Of a crystal we'd
ling party given by them at their residence
Idaho street. A number OF their friends
assembled and b great many useful and
gifts composed wholly and
partly OF crystal were Observation-Disclosures
'" h'1hS t-hy AIS CyCo SlCUSl HlGl
Among those who contributed
Instrumental and vocal selections
we're Mrs. John Cowan and Pro-
essor Firch whose numbers were well
chosen and nicely rendered. An elegant
vas partaken of when the congratu-
were. over being served in the din
ng-room at tete-a-tete tables and an extra
OF fun and iollity seemed to pre-
all. Among those present were: Mr.. and ]
drs. F, 7. Mcbride, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Fenner, Mr..
Mrs. g.. S. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Patten, Mr.. and
Irs. ]. R. Wharton. Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lyman, Rev.
nd Mrs. Groeneveld, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Mr.. and Mr.. J. Monteath, Mr..
nd Mrs. 7. T. Baker, MIR. and Mrs. Har. ,
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams, Mrs. j.
loss Clark, Mrs. j. Monteath, Mrs. M {
lush, DR.. Hougb, DR.. Reed, Prof. Firch and C
fr. j. A. Lewis. v
THE PRESENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Kessler, handsome y
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Lewis, glass lemonade t