Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-21

Last Week Distinguished by a Brilliant
Reception and a Society Weddins-An
other Wedding in Prospect This Week
What the Ladies' Wore ut the Horst
Party.
There has at last come d break Ill the
monotony of existence, socially
speaking, that settled down on this city
during the campaign. Now that theice has
been broken, 1t is fair to presume that So
ciety will fall back into its former pleasant
condition Of social intercourse and that
the season of balls and parties will begin III
earnest.
The season OF society weddings has been
urated with that OF Mr.. r. ID. Grant
to Miss Ruth Gaylord, which occurred on
Wednesday morning. 1t was a very pretty
wedding from the youthful appearance OF
the groom and bride, and was quietly sol
emnized at 10 a.. III. in the presence OF only
the relatives and q few intimate friends.
The Rev. s.. C. Blackiston was the cele-
brant, and Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant left on Il wedding tour.
On their return they will occupy the cottage
in which The Misses Layton formerly re-
sided.
Tit Chemical Engine Company OF the
Fire Department had Il ball at Renshaw
Hail on Thursday eveningattended by fifty
Young couples. Orton's Orchestra furnished
the music. The committee Of arrangements
Il. Porter, j. W. Green, Z. Coberly, j. u.
Sloa1, S. Charles, Il. w. Stevens and Ed
mond R~eese-exerted themselves to the
utmost to make the party enjoyable and
their effort rs were crowned with success.
The event OF the present week will be the
wedding OF Miss TilIie Hail and d. M.
Newbro, which takes place next Tuesday.
Indications are that the assemDiage Will be
large and brilliant. Pretty toilets, costly
Jewels the rarest laces and fabrics wlllform
The brilliant Kaleidoscope on this ocr'-
sion.
1t is surprising how elegantly adde's dress
in TINS Western town, particularly AT even
III. entertainments. 1t has frequently been
remarked that one sees fully as many
st, fish and beautiful costumes as could De
seen in any Eastern city at the same kind
Of gatherings.
THE MISSES HORST'S RECEPTION.
The following is ii description OF the cos
tunes worn at the dancing reception given
by tine Misses Horst in honor Of Miss
Laura King OF Helena:
Miss Laura King, bright red gros grain
silk, trimmed in irridescent passementerie,
corsage decOllete; hand bouquet OF fresh
roses.
Miss Mary O'FarreIl, black surah
draped in black silk net; gold jewelry.
Miss Mar e Renouard, white Spanish
lace over white satin; corsage d,collete;
roses.
Mis- Clara Wilcox, cream white surah
draped in dotted nel; pear! ornaments.
Miss Hattie Evans, ~heliOtrOpe satin
draped III white dotted net.
Miss Lal'a Brook, white nuns yelling and
MORE; natural flowers
Miss Agnes Hennes5y, black Spanish lace;
corsage bouquet OF yellow roses.
Miss Susa Birdseye, cream white aIbatross
trimmed i'll silver paSsemeDterie.
Miss Attic BIrdseye, pale blue silk
rhademere with lark blue velvet bodice.
Miss frankie Horst, embroidered muslin;
corsage bouquet OF red roses.
Miss Allie Warfield, white ottoman silk
and brocade; hand bouquet OF roses.
Miss Matte Todd, sapphire blue velvet
and blue satin brocaded in old gold.
Miss Mamie Furlong, black lace over
black gr"s-grain silk; salmon pink roses.
/ Miss MOllie CUtter, black faille Franchise;
corsage de.ollete and ietted; pink flowers.
Miss Carrie Jacobs, imported dress Of un,
ripe lemon color; skirt and corsage OF surah
draped in silk net Of same shade.
Miss Laura Horst, ssecru lace dress: fresh
flowers.
Miss Belle Calkins, black French lace and
pink trimmings.
Miss Clara Roberts, white silk crepe de
chine.
Mrs. w. A. Clark, black velvet skirt
with polonaise OF steel gray and stte
p~assementerie; diamonds.
Mrs. r, r. Hoge, light blue brOcAdcl
satin, trimmed in white lace.
Mrs. z. a. iafgey, black lace over yellow
silk en- train, black ostrich tips; gold neck.
lace.
Mrs. George Haldorn, green plush or
train, t1ounced in white lace.
Mrs. H. II. Horst, black silk and lace.
Mrs. W.. |. Lippincott, black velvet com,
bined with orange silk.
Mrs. T. j. Mcbride, black silk merveil
leux richly jetted; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Chas. Citing, light blue cashmere
combined with seai-brown velvet.
Mrs. j. r. Boyce, black satin de Lyon
trimmed il block and white passementeric;
diamonds.
Mrs. Dawson, black velvet, trimmed, cut
jet; gold ornaments.
Mrs. B. E. Calkins, black silk, Spanish
lace and flowers.
Mrs. w. W. Dixon, white silk draped in
white dotted me-; diamonds.
Mrs. j. Ross Clark, ecru cOlored crane
cloth. trimmed in lace Of same shade; dia-
mOnd ornaments.
Personal AND GENERAL.
Butte society is trembling on the verge
ii scandals OF he most hair-raisiug d.
mpnsiUns.
Mr.. q. f. Shale leaves this morning for
England to spend the winter at her old
home.
Jas. G. Evans went over to HcIena YES.
tcrday.
AdoIph Wetzstein returned last Friday
from Livingston, where he has been for the
past month.
Mr.. S. Calderhead, who was married on,
November 3 to Miss Lillian Piukhau1 OF
ketchum, Idaho, returned 10 Butte last
friday with his bride. Thc couple left on
Wednesday for u fortnight's absence in
Omaha.
Mrs. A. W.. Barnard, with her nlrse and
children, was expected home las. night
from Connecticut, where she has been Tor
the last five months.
y: n. Clark spentla8t week at the capital.
Walter Lewis is expected home to-mor-
row from an Eastern trip.
Mss Ltlln Brock visited her mother last
week ia Helena.
Mrs. ~Nlcdenhofen returned last Friday
from the East.
Mrs. Green Majors and children left last
thursday for san Francisco where thew
will spend the winter.
Miss Jessie Graham returned yesterday |
rom Denver, accompanied by her brother, |
"ho Will remain here until after the h0li.
Miss Mollie Wiles, one OF the bellies of
)eer Lodge, is the guest OF Mrs. DIR. Whit.
ord.
General e. 5. Warren has CONT to Helena.
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