Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
Social NEWS.

ENTERT4INMENTs NOW COMING
THICK and FAST.
Several Musical and Card Parties Last
Week-Private Parties ON an Elaborate
Scale-Baiis Increasing in Frequency.
No important events oil q social nature
have taken place here during the past week
but this week. and in TACT, fron- this time
on until after the holidays. there will be q
round Of gaiety, as already a number OF
dancing parties are announced and Others
certain to develop, enough, at least to keep
society people busy.
The nearer the holidays approach the
buster eyeryon il. Work Ms much and as
diligently as people will, there is always
much hurry in the laet few days preceding
the 18th day of December. Merchants and
their clerks have been kept on the rush for
the past week and viii doubtless be doubly
busy this week putting up thousands OF ar
ticles of every kind and description which
will gladden. the hearts OF many and serve
as pleasant reminders OF the season in fu-
ture years.
THE DIXON eARD PARTY.
Mrs. w. w. Dixon gave q delightful card
party last Friday evening a. her residence
on Washington street in compliment To
| Miss Clara Roberts. Music salso was q
feature OF the evening, and among those
who contributed, especial pleasure was af-
forded all by Mrs. Dr.. Shultz, who rem
dered several ihstrun entail Selections
charmingly. Supper was served at mid
night, and the company went home an
hour later much pleased with the evenings
entertainments. The invited guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.. D'Acheui, Mr.. and Mrs.
De Witt, General and Mrs. e.. 8. Warren,
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Brownlee, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Hoge, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Siegel, Mr..
and Mrs. John Forbis, Mr. and Mrs. P. A.
Largey. DIR. aud Mrs. Shultz, Miss Rosa
Daft. Miss Clara Roberts, Messrs. G.. W.
Goodale, +. Il. Sergeant. j. Leyson and
Frank Corbett.
SURPRISE PARTY.
On Friday evening at her residence on
West Broadway u very pleasant surprise
her lady friends. Music, dancing and card
| playing made the evening Que OF much en-
joyment. Those present were: Mr.. and
| Mrs. L.. Wertheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Pincus,
Mar. and Mrs. Jonas, Mr.. and Mrs A. Pin
J.. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Cohn, Mrs.
| Heilbroner, Mrs. Rosenstein, Mrs. Julius
Levi, Mrs. Kraus, Mrs. E. Sperling, Misses
Carrie, Tillie and Fannie Oettinger, Carrie
Jacobs, Helen Engel, Blanche Morris, Ida
Copinas; Messrs. Copinus. Rosenberg, Oct
finger. j. Pincus, s. Shilling, and I. Rosen-
stein.
THE DONKEY PARTY.
Misses Lizzie and Maggie Martin gave a
very pleasant donkey party last Thurs
day evening at their residence on Arizona
street. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Schatzlein, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Misses Helen
Gaylord, Maude Pettes, Helen Engel, Lizzie
Bowen, Messrs. knight, Donohue and
Schatzlein. . r. sa
Us. ..-.. MUSICALE. 81.
Mrs. Joseph Johnson, OF Walkerville,
gave a very interesting musicale" last Fri
day evening, in which her pupils did them
selves and their teacher credit. Invitations
were issued only to the parents of the chill
dren, who expressed themselves much
pleased with the vocal and instrumental
selections so well rendered.
Personal M
Mr.. E. Nj. Trask leaves Wednesday for
California to spend the holidays with his
family. Fl.
Mrs. M. Bush and son will leave Butte
Wednesday for California.
w. A. Clark is expected to arrive home
from New York City next Tuesday.
Miss Wiseman returned last Tuesday
from Boulder, where she has been spending
the past three weeks.
Geoffrey Lavell leaves to-day for Phila-
deIphia to spend the holidays with his
family.
Mrs. A. L. Coulter is expected to arrive
in Butte in a few days from Philadelphia,
to visit her daughter, Mrs. George Hal
dorm.
Mrs. NJ. Sands is expected over from the
capital this week, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Jacobs.
Miss Lizzie Scott, who has been the guest
vi VlIbs - Ne " "SSAS
day to Helena.
Lee Foster leaves next Wednesday for
Oakland, California. to visit bis family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. JACK and children
leave next Wednesday for a visit to Cali
fornia. 80 lid
Mrs. James Talbot and children left yes.
tprday for California.
The Montana Club of Helena give a large
dancing reception during Christmas week,
to which there will be a large number OF
invitations extended to Butte society peo-
pie.
Miss May Casey returned last Wednes-
day from an extended visit to friends in
Canada .
Col. A. NJ. Guild left last Thursday for
Seattle.
w. E. Hall is expected home to-day from
a business trip to Salt Lake City.
Miss Lizzie Bowen returned last week
from a three months absence in Salt Lake
| CITY where she has been d tending school.
Miss Grace Coulter and her brother Ray
arrived in Butte last week from Ihomp-
sons Falls, and are visiting their father,
| Marshal Coulter.
Miss Carhams and Mrs. Tanner gave a
pleasant hop last Wednesday evening at
Caplice Hall.
Pateey Clark came upfrom Spokane Falls
Friday evening.
W. 6. Hensley was up from Stuart last
week.
Miriam Lodge, Daughters OF Rsbekah,
will give an egg sociable next Friday
evening at Fidelity Hall. They aret to have
refreshments aud music and a good time is
anticipated.
David Lawrence and bride (nee kuh-
warth) Sho were married last week in
| Helena, have taken up their residence in a
cosey brick cottage on Washington street.
Mr.. A. c. Holmes and family leave Butte
in January to spend two months in Chicago
and New York.
s. E. Sherman OF Bannock paid Butte a
visit last week.
Invitations are out for d dancing party,
| which will be given by the industrial
| Union'' Monday evening, December 81, at
! Renshaw Hall.
One of the pIeasantest events OF last week
was the second annual ball which was given
by the members of the First Montana Rifles