Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-24
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Anaconda Society People Manage to Find
Plenty of Amusement.

Anaconda Society People Manage to Find
Plenty of Amusement.
ANACONDA, July 2O.-[Correspondence OF
The Miner. -Monotony is a stranger to US.
Notwithstanding the extreme heat of our
days now, we have had the usual amount OF
pleasure this past week. On Tuesday even.
ing the St. Marks guild gave their enter
tainment and social, which passed off in
the usual pleasant manner The farley
wax works, vocal solos and tableaux were
especial features OF the evening. Rev. Neis
and G. Fred Sulley delighted the audience
with well rendered solos, and were heartily
encored. Mrs. A. B. G. Jennings made a
name immortal for hsrself as the "Widder"
farley, and Fred Peckover as her faithful
John who 80 willingly wound up the Zig
gers" and set them "agoin'," astonisbed
the audience with his ready wit and perfect
maxi up. The most beautiful tableau OF
the evening was a scene from marble
Hearts," illustrated by Mrs. B. F. Mahan,
Mics Lydia Jennings and Miss Matte Ours.
tor. This trio OF statuesque beauty was
only equalled by the magnificent anguish
portrayed by D. F. Hallihan and the superb
triumph of his rival sculptor. Ed Wilkin.
son. The two above named were at. once
voted the handsomest gentlemen in the
city. Joe Carroll and Dr.. Mckenzie were
pronounced "too cute for any thing" as the
Siamese Twins, and the touching (f) man
ner in which little Eng showed his affection
for bis big brother Chang, was sufficient to
Wednesday evening found a merry little
party assembled at Mrs. VIM. Reads
charming residence, to pay their respects
to her guest, Miss Rose Daft, of Salt Lake.
Dancing and singing made the hours pass
merrily until adieus were said. Our four
hundred never fail in remembering that on
Wednesday,, the hospitable doors of the
Read residence are thrown open and guests
60 unbidden, and ale received and enter
tanned most g%raciously.
The great and glorious circus day rolled
around on Thursday and made happy
hundreds of our friends, juvenile and other
wise. Youth returns with the advent of the
circles and nowhere is it more visible than
in Anaconda. Though the air is made
hideous by the calliope, still we welcome
it, and smile in our misery. Every tribe
and nation in our town turned out On.
masse to the circus and many remained all
day. Col. Robt. Law, Major Kinney and
Col. Estes, were certainly the most enthusi-
astic juveniles in town hat day and
squandered money in the most reckless
I'M on photographs, balloons, peanuts
and lemonade, and it is rumored that Col.
Estes insisted upon buying the dwarf in the
side show.
Since the circus two of our society young
gentlemen have been heard reinarking that
hereafter they will escort some other mans
sister to the circus in preference to some
other mans wife.
III. A. B. declares that he is financially
uropEoI md mill ~ %h1 fI---
peanuts before going in and also draw the
line at red balloons.
A'driving party composed of Mesdames
Read, Suprenant, Mahan, Merrill, Thorn.
ton, and Misses Daft, Jennings and Supre-
nant, left Friday afternoon for Warm
Springs and after spendiag a most delight.
full evening returned in the cleaning.
One OF the most enjoyable events of the
season was the party given Friday night
at Evans hall by the members of the base
ball club. A goodly crowd was in attend
ance, and one and all expressed an unusu.
ally enjoyable evening.
Three weddings in high life are on the
Mrs. Il. S. Harris and DAUGHTER. Miss
Lou, OF Deer Lodge, have been visiting
Mrs. Judge Irvine, on Third street, for the
past few days.
Mrs. q. E. Wolfe and son, 81 Deer Lodge. |
have been guests of Mrs. James Kinney
since last Thursday.
Mrs. James McCaig and little daughter,
oi Butte, were guests at the Montana |
and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Clark returned to
Butte yesterday. They will return during
the races. s.ai- Fl
Mrs. John F. Forbis has been a guest at
'he Montana for the past week.
j. F. Forbis will be a visitorin Anaconda
Miss Rose Daft is visiting Mrs. Vim. Read
his week. ~
Mrs: Lord OF Chicago, mother of Mrs. T.
>: Miller and Ben Miller, brother of F. +.
diller of this place, arrived FRIDAY evening
'qd will visit in Anaconda for some time.
Mrs; ) M; Parks, OF Eagle Rock, sister OF
IT'S a. L. kempland OF this city, will ar
I've IN Anaconda to-day and will pass the
ummer with her sister.
I1e family Of 8. D. Burton arrived from
ne East Thursday, and will take up their
oode on South Cherry street. BEE.
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