Butte semi-weekly miner., 1889-07-24
WEATHER TOO WARM.
MArTERs IN TIE REALMS OFsOCI-
ErY UNUSUALLY QUIET DUR
ING LAST WEEK. 4ss

4 s -
ING LAST WEEK.
| A Juvenile Party About the Only Item oi
Consequencs which Disturbed the Op.
prsssive Calm-Picnics and the Circu'
Help in Measure to Keep Those n
the Swim Alive and Prevent Theil
Deaths from Enui.
Picnic and parties, parties and picnics
and that il the way the week has beer
passed BY Butte's young and old, big and
little, and altogether it win pass for Q gay
one, as win be seen by looking over the
variety Of social gatherings given below
Everybody took their children TO ths
circus, az usual, those not blessed with amy
| OF their own borrowed, as they dared NOT
go to such place without an excuse o
some kind. @
The s'little men and women OF Butte
have never been so royalty entertained a
last Thursday, from six to ten, at ths
Hon. w. A. Gark's spacious residence
Dancing was the main feature OF the even
ing's pleasure, Professor Couture being di
rector. The grand march was led by Miss
Katie Clark and Master Arthur Hoyt, to
| the sound OF sweet strains floating
through the air furnished by Orton'e
band. At least one hundred children com
posed this march, and to add still more
brilliancy to this gorgeous array, each
child donned cap. obtained by swapping
q bonbon. These miniature men and
women had evidently been practicing the
ways OF society, for during the entire even.
ling, and particularly in bidding their
adieus and mode Of expressing their thanks
for so joyous an evening, they have never
been excelled by the more accustomed so.
ciety people.
Among those invited werey Elma Brother.
ton, Daisy Dawson, May Phouts, Helen
Phouts, May Talbot, Maad Talbot, Helen
Talbot, Hilda Knowles, Lula Knowles
Alice Hoge, Carrie Thorton, Fannie Thorn.
ton, Dolly Noyes, Hattie Young, Mollie and
Nellie Hines, Ella Clark. Mary Warren,
Mary Irvine, Leilah, Eliza, Theo and
Charlie Russell, Johanna Engel, Emma
Burt, Ada Holmes, Marie Fletcher, Ray
Jacobs, Ethel Thomas, Florence Thomas,
Bette Boyce, Lulu and Mabel Foster, Lulu
Laraey, Helen, Edna, Hester and Leta
Lavelle, Virgie Patterson, Lolo Bishop,
Kate Bostwick, Nell Lloyd, Mariory
Wallerton, BERTHE and Florence Hammer.
Mamie Larabie, Pansy and Nose Kirkpat.
rick, Belle Robinson, Clara Clark, Ida Ken.
nedy. Maggie Trask, jessie Kessler, Glad
Gwenddlen Doty. May Thourghman
Helen Tll.on, Helen McCrackin, Elise
Duffet, Florence McDsvitt, Will Dixon,
Arthur Hoyt, Elmer and Watson Phouts
Harry Kessler, Waffle and Harry Brother
ton, Sellers Largey, Geo. Bush, Chas. Noble
Walter Clark, Chas. Eltinge, Clarence
Holmes, Nat Bostwick, Geo. Patten, Maj
Lloyd, Burnley Dewitt, Westley Warren
Geo. Lewis, Geo. Young, Eddie Benuett
Eddie Thomson, Donald Russell. Brother
Thomas, Tom Boyce, Ergo Majors. Ken
meth Wollaston, James Jsck, Toad Jack
Harry, Louis, Eddie, and L. D. Howard
Don Larabie, Carl HOIST, Joe Robinson
Homer, Howard and Seward Richards
Tom Morris, Richard Morris, Reb Wynn
Walter Roach. Eddie Roach and Dill Whit
ford.
Mrs. RocNwood, Miss Wheeler, Miss
Black, Miss Tucker, Miss Renouard and Miss
Wilcox partook OF a deliciouslunch at Mrs
Tom Lavelle's Friday, after which the tea
| cart appeared bsfore the door and the en-
| tire party emerged from sight Of town into
the noise and hustle Of circus life.
Master DON Larabie, OF Deer Lodge, ii
visiting Masters Willie and Paul Clark.
party composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Gillie
Mr.. and Mrs. Averill and Miss Warfield at
tended the circus Friday.
Mrs. Shields left for her home at Helena
Hast Wednesday. :
John Forbis has been to Helena anC
Philipsburg the past week.
| Last Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch
Mrs, Talbot and children and Misses Bell
and Jennie Broderick pienicked at Contra
park. -.
little folks at Central park, it being the oc
casion OF the Episcopal Sunday schoo
picnic. Ea
Mrs. John Forbis and sister, Miss Ross
kDaft, are spending q week at Anaconda. .
The Misses Broderick left Friday TO
| Boulder to remain q week and then pro
ceed to Helena to meet their sister, Mis-
Nellie Broderick, who has been attendin
1.-The Boston conservatory OF music.
Will Wharton, who has not been feelin
well for some time, is recuperating at Warn
Springs. :. "a.
Miss Hart left for Denver last week AM
late in the fall expects to leave Tor Eng
land to pursue her course in music. ,.
Many pleasant evenings have been spen
of late at the Misses Layton's playing law
tennis.
Wmi Howard is visiting at Dillon.
Mrs. Berger and children, who have bee
visiting Mrs. Mantle, left last week Tor he
home at Spring Hill.
Three society gentlemen OF Helena gave
delightful party last Monday night at thei
pleasant apartments. These gentleme
were Messrs. Nicholson, Reed and Kane. .
L - cnaiotv MANILA
vited and among them Mrs. McCaig an
the Misses Kenyon, Horst and Frank
Horst from this city who, through the kinG
ness of Mr.. Law, left last Monday afternoo
in his private car, returning Tuesday morr
ing rather worn and weary after their night
enjoyment.
Miss Mary Beecher Bishop will retur
next Thursday from Helena. This is Mis-
/, Bishops first experience in the hollo
whirl OF society. ~
Ben King is in Butte to-day.
II Miss Annie Black arrived in Butte Wet
/, nesday to spend the summer with her siI
, ter, Mrs. Tom Lavelle. E.
Miss BERTHE Brumley, OF Helena, is visi
D'Acheul.
: The Ladies' Aid society OF the Christia
church will give picnic Tuesday at Ce1
, tral park.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Warner, of Jordal
New York, have been the guests OF w.
Kenyon the past week. Mr.. Warner is
: cousin OF Mrs. Kenyon.
Mrs. I. j. Demers, OF Frenchtown, WI
here one day last week on business ma
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon, Mr.. and Mr
Warner and Mr.. Hiscock spent Friday
q Anaconda. with Colonel Estes and j.
y Dursten.
! Joe Case and DR.. Murray left for Chicai
!. last week. Mr.. Case will Cvisit Caliiorn
1 before returning to Butte.
Misses Addie Thornton and Allie Noy
left Friday evening to visit Mrs. Wund'
Itch. ~. .,,
Murray Liebenstein and Will |Thoms'
are out on a fishing excursion.
Andy Collins is expecting friend ire
New York soon. . -.
Mr.. Whiting is expected home from
y Paul to-day.
r F. Calhoun and Harry. Miller are expect
D. home Wednesday after three weeks VII
= Perine Irvine and Will Thomson win r
10 a special train to Boulder one day q
p week to entertain Win Noyes aud )
9r Walsh.
John Heilig is now the efficient boo
,e keeper at Maillett & Co.'s.
,oI a nartv composed OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lloy