Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-14

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OF the fair ones gathered in the handsomely
furnished rooms made a picture not easily
to be excelled. Dancing was continued IN.
til q late hour, interrupted by an elegant
and sumptuous repaat.
The bright hostess was attired in white
embroidered null while her mother looked
charming in black lace.
Mrs. T. Lavelle wore white silk and lace
diamonds.
Mrs. Lloyd, white flannel, gem pins.
Mrs. Seigel, white silk directoire coat
over skirt OF gray and white.
Mrs. Wharton, black silk.
Miss Wheeler, sea.foam green crepe trim.
med in pink rosebuds.
Miss Black, empire costume Of white elk
null.
Miss Wallace, pink figured empire gown.
Miss Daft. white silk en- train.
Miss Rumley, heliotrope surah skirt,
brocaded bodice.
Miss Tucker, turquoise-blue cashmere
trimmed 10 ribbon. :
Miss Florence Kirkpatrick, gown offgured
challie. yellow surah front.
Miss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, white illu-
sion OF gown of white surah.
Miss Wilcox. green silk and lace.
Miss Renouard, pink elk.
Miss Clark, white tulle.
Miss Evans, white china silk.
Miss frankie Horst, blue figured china
silk empire.
Miss Bishop. white alpaca braided.
Miss Birdseye, black silk.
Miss Susye Birdseye, white albatross:
The. gentlemen present were: Messrs. Ken
yon, 8. Lavelle, Lloyd, Seigel, Wharton,
Long, Foster, Goodale, Casey, Kester, Viii.
son, Corbett, Tucker. Heslet, Lewis, New
ell, Lansing, Newton and Reed, and Wal
lace and knight OF Helena.
Thursday evening Mrs. T. Lavelle's at
home was enjoyed by a large number Of
friends. Dancing was INDUCED in until the
email hours. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd, Misses Wallace, Tucker, Wilcox,
Renouard, frankie Horst, Kenyon, War.
seye; and Messrs. Goodale, Carney, Lans.
ing, Long, Foster, Heslet, Kester, Casey,
Cornell, G~illigan, Donohue, Tucker, DR..
Hall, Lyman, Corbett and Borup.
SOCIAL CHIT CHAT.
Mr.. Corbett gave a theater party Satur.
day night composed Of Mrs. lockwood,
Misses Tucker and Kenyon, Messrs. Cor
DeUU, NlGnb anu "AiIdCc.
Mrs. James Lynch entertained a merry
party at Columbia gardens, Monday even
ing. Combine a fine dinner, music and
dancing with a congenial company and it
is needless to makefurther remarks. Those
present we're: Mrs. Lynch, Misses War
field. Brodericks, Birdseye, Rogers, Messrs.
Lynch, Gilligan, Donabue, Broderick, Nc.
Arthur and O'Rourke.
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Miss Maud Talbot's natal day, quite a
number of little misses assembled at her
home in the afternoon to celebrate the oc-
casion. Games OF all kinds and an ele-
CANT lunch made the merry little folks have
a very gay afternoon. Among those pres
emit were: Maud, May, jessie and Clarissa
Talbot, Allie and Annie Lowery, Hilda
and Lulu Knowles, May and Myrtle Car
mon, Ida Kennedy, Nellie Morris and helen
Tilton.
Thursday morning Mrs. Redwood and
Mrs. McCaig gave q delightful breakfast at
Columbia gardens. Among those present
we're: Mesdames Lavelle, Hoge, Smith,
Shultz, Lloyd and Misses Clark, Tucker,
Kenyon, Rumley, Wallace, Wheeler, Black.
Wilcox, Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Florence
Kirkpatrick, Daft, Renouard, Susye Birds.
eye, Birdseye.
Inc MISSES hpdUE az AOLuo
Wednesday evening vas thoroughly en-.
playing were the principal features OF the
evening. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Lavelle, Mrs. McCaig, Misses
Wheeler, Black, Tucker, Horst and Jacobs;
and Messrs. Tucker, Foster, Lansing, Cor.
bett, Collins, Long. Goodale and Casey.
Mr.. and Miss Tucker entertained a few
friends informally Tuesday evening.
Miss Clark entertained Miss Wilcox and
Miss Tucker at dinner, Thursday.
A theatre party composed Of Mrs. Seigel,
Misses Horst, Evans and Messrs. Clerk,
Doremus and Duryea enjoyed the Twelve
Temptations" Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Tucker entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Lavelle, Misses Wheeler and Tucker
at the tbeater Monday.
There is to be q delightful horseback
party Tuesday.
Mrs. lockwood entertained q few friends
to dinner, Thursday.
Miss Tucker expects to give q driving
party, Tuesday.
Mesdsmes Shultz and Smith and Miss
Alice Hoge left Thursday evening for Car.
bon, Wyoming. After remaining a few
days in that city they will go east to spend
the winter.
Miss Daft goes to Anaconda, Monday.
to attend the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Davenport, of Helena,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Butte.
Mrs. Walker and family, Of Helena, who
have been visiting Mrs. D'Acheul, return
home to-day.
two days OF last week in town.
Mrs. Shields, of Helena, will spend q few
days in Butte, next week, the guest OF her
AI.1 Nrnnn nm h0r ~ou Tn SnIf
Lake.
Miss Hennessey returned Friday from
Anaconda.
Chas. Borup OF St. Paul is spending a few
days in Butte.
Mr.. Sergeant returned from Helena Fri.
day.
Mrs. Chas. Warren spent the first OF the
week at Helena.
DR.. Frank Reed i shome from Deer Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Wilder of Hiawatha,
K ansas, are visiting Mrs. Geo. Irvine.
Mrs. Newkirk is home from Boulder.
Harry Helmer has returned from his out
ing.
Misses Jacobs and Bishop leave for Hele-
ma the last of the week.
Mrs. A. E. Loring arrived home from
Mr.. Roberts, OF b. J. Hsnnessy & Co., is
making a trip through Idaho and Wash.
ington territories.
D. j. Hennessy spent Tuesday and Wed.
nesday in Helena.
Mrs. Fred Sully spent q day in town last
week.
Halle Chapman is expected here from
Spokane to visit Mrs. Akin.
It lie rumored that the -Four Jacks" will
open their mess on September 1. A mum
Der OF recruits have signifed their willing
PEGS to join them,