Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-05

L Weller, MT. anu WITS. VI. y. OOHu, meeudmt
Kraus, A. Cohn, j. Rosenthal, D. Ell. Cohel
J.. L. Morris, Heilbroner, Rosenstein, Abrs
hams, Goldman, 8. Levy, Levinsky, Misse
broner, Helen Engel, Fannie, Carrie an
Tillie Oettingsr, Messrs. Max Meyer, Sci
Schulling. B. Rosenberg, Nose Cohn,
Pincus, Ike, SaA and Joe Oettineer.
DINNER PARTIEs, ETC.
Judge w. /. Lippincott and wife enter
tanned a few friends to a SUMPTION
Thanksgiving dinner. Those present were
Misses Agnes and Kate Hennessey, Messre
j. A.. CAVITY, d. j. Hennessey, e. j. Wilk
inson and Winston.
Mrs. w. d. Fenner gave IN elegant Dime
party last Thursday at her residence OIL
Idaho street. Covers were laid for fy
and the table decorations were in excellen'
taste. Those present we're: Madam Miles
/. N. Gravelle, D. j. Donahue and the hos
and hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Largey entertained {
small party OF gentlemen very pleasantly
on Thanksgiving evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George lockwood enter
tanned a few friends last Thursday ~eyeDin,
in their usual pleasant manner. Music anc
card playing made the evening one OF much
enjoyment. Those present were: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Thos. Layell, Mrs. w. A. Clark
Misses May Clark, Marie Renouard, Clara
Wilcox, Messrs. C. w. Goodale, Frank Cor
bett, Judge De Wolfe and John Caplice.
Misses Attic and Susa Birdseye ave d
tea party last Thursday at the residence
of their parents on West Park street,
present were: Misses Norma Kinna,
Irvine, frankie and Laura Horst,
Messrs. C. e. Kester, NJ. w. Wilson, W
Winston Ellistor, of Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Baker gave a delightful
party Thanksgiving evening, the &C,
being the eighteenth anniversary oil
their wedding. Covers were laid for four.
teen at 8 O'Clock, and the menu was elab.
crate throughout. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
Calderhead, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Fegtley, Rev.
and Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. James M0nteath,
Miss Mollie Rittenhouse, D.. j.. DoDahue,
William Kelley and the host and hostess.
Mrs. w. A. Clark gave a delightful dinner
party last Tuesday in honor OF Major
MaginDis of Helena. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George lockwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Largey, Colonel De Wolfe and
Frank Corbett.
Mrs. Thomas Campbell gave a charming
dinner party last Thursday at her resi-
dence on West Broadway. Among those
we're: DIR. and Mrs. Hammond,
Rev. 8. C. Blackiston, Mr.. Maze and Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. John 6. Evans gave asmali
dinner party last Thursday at their resi-.
dence on the corner OF Washington and
Broadway. Those present were: Miss
McCarrick, Mr.. Robert erik and David
Lawrence.
Mrs. w. A. Clark entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Williams, Mrs. j. Ross Clark.
and Mrs. j. K. Clark IN Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. W.. w. Dixon gave a pleasant din
ncr party Thanksgiving. Her guests were:
Judge H. Knowles and family, DR.. Leavitt
and Godfrey Lavell.
Mrs. w. M. Jack gave an enjoyable lun'
cheon last Tuesday to the ladies' OF the
"Guild."S Those present were: Mrs. z. f.
LLOYD, Mrs. w. HI. Dewitt, Mrs. VIM.
Pfoutz, Mrs. r. r. Hoge, Mrs. M. Bush,
Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Ray, Mrs. N. blrdseye'
Mrs. Healey, Mrs. Whiteman and Mrs. Il.
B. Haddow.
MAsoUERADE BALL AT BURLINGTON.
A very pleasant private masquerade bal
took place at Mrs. McConnelPs at Bur
lingtor, Friday evening. The hall was
mapniiicently decorated with Chinese Ian
terms and spruce trimmings. The people
danced until IL O'Clock and then un.
masked, at which an elegant repast OF
wines, cakes, ETC., was served to the merry
crowd. At 4 a. m. the crowd dispersed
much pleased with the reception. The COS
TIMES were unique and pretty. Among
those present were: Miss Mcguire, fancy
dress: Maggie Lee, Spanish girl; Miss julia
Scott, ~Pocahontas; Miss Annie Scott, Red
Riding Hood; Miss Maggie King, domino;
Miss Neggle. fortune teller; Miss Connors'
gypsy queen; Miss Pratt, magician; MISS
Haskins, goddess OF morning; Miss Van
Horn, goddess OF night; Miss Wasley, Turk
costume; Miss Wasley, crazy SUIT; MISS
Sweet, milknaid; Miss Tonkin, schoolgirl
Miss Cummings, gypsy queen; Ella Inomas
and Oracle Koch, daughters ofthe regiment
Mrs. Mittinger, gypsy; Mrs. Heating, peas
ant. Mrs, G. Davis, flower girl; Mrs. Har'
kins. Folly; Mrs. Johnson, negro wench;
Mrs. Sarkiey, To. .sy; Mrs. Stevens, English
farm girl; Mrs. Dodge, dude; Mrs. Cnuda,
Bohemian girl; Mrs. Toukin, Cinderella;
Mrs. Pieler, night; Mrs. Chuda, farmers
daughter: Mrs. Mcconnell. fire QUEEN; Mrs
Barclay, snow; Mr.. Topkin, school boy;
Mr.. Ferguson Spanish lord; Mr.. McCon'
nell. cowboy; Mr.. Granger, clown; Mr.. Lat
ferty. Indian chief; Mr.. Wallsen, French
Mr., Ferguson, Spanish cavalier; Mr.
Ouirk. sailor; Mr.. Moore, last Democrat
Mr.. Cook, Irish cook; Mr.. Shannon, lrls1
dude: Mr.. Trudo, escaped convict; Mf
Connors. dude; Mr.. King, Golored gentie
man: Mr.. Tie, too late; Mr.. Rat
ta. Romeo; Mr.. McCurdv. King James
III: Mr.. Caldwell. English count
Mr.. Hasking, Robinson Crusoe; Mr
Gordon, Mexican; Mr. Bartlett, VIVA
il IL: Mr.. Carrogan, good-bye; Mr..
Mr. S. Andrews, lawyer; Mr.
Rocker. fish peddler; Mr.. McKane, crank
MI Cahune Heunessy's advertisement; MT
Hale. blacksmith; Mr.. Bagley, king O
hearts: Mr.. Buster, an honest miner; Mr
Thomas. Judge OF Probate Court; MT
Creer. Grant: Mr.. Tate, flirt; Mr.. PIKE
onera, company; Mr.. Richardson, clown
Mr. Bradley dishw asher; MIR. Mason
oh;,,nev sweep: Mr.. Cummings, Juliet; Mr.
Steel meridian; Mr.. McDruch, charity Mr.
Peters, King Lear; Mr.. Noyes, masher.
AND GENERAL.
7 K. Clark left last Thursday for thu
cmpr d,AIenes and will be absent a fort
night. .;
!. n. B. Ringeling is visiting his old home II
chas Gable, OF Philipsburg,. spent las
Tuesday in Butte, and left Wednesday fol
st. Louis. anon,
relatives in Helena. u,...,.,
Mrs. w. M. Jack spent last Wedhesua.
Tha ladies' of the M. Il. Church were sue
,assful with their THANKSGIVING dinner
~bich they gave at the City 81
lanes Dewitt, of Helena, spent severa
Ia.s ~ last week in the city.
10y 70 rriveau was suddenly called to Gran'
ponids, Wis, on account OF the death o
= Mr. and Mrs. E. Siegel spent ThanksslS
Rav. MI. Stull and wife, OF Blackioo'
r5abo visited here last week.
Col. Meader mas returned froma CUISINES
trip in the East. ,ned las
Mr. q. Calderhead and wife returned ias
waak from q trip to Omaha. -,
Mics Nellie Strickland o. the hat's ru !
IN troupe is a daughter OF the Rev. Or. !
S~..;.tland. pastor of the First Baptlf
onssh ri Des Moines, and Proi.
1nus;cal director of the troupe, Is tne 80