Butte semi-weekly miner., 1888-08-22
Social EVENTS.
Sunday Dinners-Mrs. McCaig's Musicale
Personals.

Sunday Dinners-Mrs. McCaig's Musicale
Personals.
Miss George Hough returned yesterda a,
yesterday from three weeks visit in Ana
conda. She is guest OF Mrs. Thoma
Lavell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Lyman returned
Sunday evening from a weeks visit in tn
capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. D'Acheul and Mrs. J
K. Clark wi | 60 over to Helena tomorrow
for a short visit.
James Dewitt, brother of our townsma,
W. d. Dewitt, arrived in Butte yesterda,
from Montrose, Penn. He expects to locat,
here.
Mrs. Pettibone and her daughters, Missel
Esther. Jennie and Lizzie, leave tomorrow
for Salt Lake City, where they will perma
nently reside, the young ladies taking posi-
tions as teachers in st. Marks Episcopa
school.
DR.. Hough spent Sunday in Anaconda.
Mrs. Robert s. Kelley, OF Deer Lodge. is q
guest OF Mrs. M. A. Woodward.
Superintendent Dickinson returned yes
terday from Evanston, Wyoming, accom-
panied by his family.
THE KNOWLES DINNER.
Judge and Mrs. II. Knowles gave very
pleasant dinner party yesterday. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. P. A,
Largey, Col. and Mrs. NJ. Sellers, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Dixon and Miss Blanche
Sellers.
THE CLARK DINNER.
Mrs. J. K. Clark gave an elegant dinner
party Sunday at which she entertained Mr..
and Mrs. P. A. Largey, Col. and Mrs.
Sellers, Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler and
Miss Blanch Sellers. After dinner the
guests accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
climbed to the top of the Big Butte and
went down into the Moulton mine.
AN EVENING AT MRS. LAvELL's.
The elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Lavell was the scene of much enjoyment
asst Sunday evening. the occasion being an
normal musicale. With music, pleasant
and appetizing refreshments sew
raj hours we're whiled away very pleasa MT
y. Those present were Col. and Mrs.
sellers, Mr.. and Mrs. James McCaig. Mr.
md Mrs. T. A. Larsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
iockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler.
iiss Bianch Sellers, Messrs. John Caplice.
j. Connell, Sam Clerke, S. CaIderhead
I. B. Ringeling and p. j. Brophy.
THE M'cAIG MUSICALE.
Mrs. James McCaig gave a delightful
nusicaie last evening at her residence on |
Vest Granite street. Quite number OF
1Vitations were issued, nearly all of which |
ere accepted. Among those who con.
rlbuted instrumental and vocal selections
ere Miss Ollie Wright, Miss Blanch Sellers |
nd Messrs. Jno. and Willie Howard. The |
blowing programme was well rendered:
Violin Solo-Selected.
Miss Sellers
Amber Tresses Tied IN Blue" .Danks
Miss Wright.
What Are the Wild Waves Saying" .....
Willie Howard
"Sun Dolphon"- Recitation on...
Violin Duet-'Op. Isl. Pleval
.,, Miss Sellers and Willie Howard.
iheh LOU Ii heaember de" ".................
"Mocdng Bird"-Two Violins.
hlss Sellers and Willie Howard.
"Margqerite"mBy request t.................
q. A. White and Miss Wright.
Refreshments were served about IL
clock. which completed most pleasant
'enlng's entertainment, and every one ex-
'essed their thanks for the hospitality 8
,aG MRS. McCaig go gracefully dispensed. !
the guests present there were: Mr.. Thos.
aveli, Nj. and Mrs. Geo. B tier, Mr.. and
re-. Col Sellers, Mr.. and Mrs p. A. Lar i
y, Mr. and Mrs. w. 1. Lippincott, Misses {
rederica and Carrie Kenyon, Miss Blanch :
Hers, Miss George Hough, and Miss Clara
oberts, Messrs. Geo. III. Casey, p. J. Bro
~, A. G. Newill, J. F. Lansing. G. C.I
1cker, Frank Corbett. and Geo. Rock.
bod.