Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
THE LADIES' DELIGHT.

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WEEKLY RECORD OF sOcIA.
ETEEEs IN THE SILVER cITY.
: Picnics, Parties and sails Help to Chas
Away Dun Care and Heavy Winge'
II Time-Music and Mirth Prevail to al
Unusnal Degree-How Butte's Devotee
Of Fashion and Pleasure Enjoyed Them
selves Last Week.
The social wheel is still whirling arount
and people generally are having q gcot
time. Two large parties, the commences
ment exercises of the High school and &
grand picnic at Central park, Saturday
being the most noticeable gayeties.
Wednesday brought Miss Jacobs pro
gressive angling and euchre party which
had been so much talked oil. The rooms
which, were large and prettily arranged,
were thrown open and brilliantly lighted.
Mrs. Jacobs was attirsd in q rich costume
of black cloth.
Miss Jacobs wore pongee silk trimmed in
blue velvet and lace. sr ~
Miss Marks, of Helena. a guest OF Miss
Jacobs, wore a dainty gown of pink and
white.
Among the many who participated in the
.evening's pleasures we're: Misses Renouard,
Wilcox, Evans, Horst, Clark, Warfield,
Irvine, Emma Irvine, Hennessy, Young.
Hart, Kenyon, Misses Kirkpatrick, frankie
! Horst, Bishop, Misses Strasburger, Gay
lord. Misses Martin, Noyes, Holmes, Engel,
Morris, SHsye Birdseye, Walker and Beal,
| and Messrs. Jennings, Tucker, Long, Heslet,
| Goodale. Corbet, Miller, Leibenstein, Irvine,
Thayer, Collins, Neidenhofen, Clark, Walsh.
Drayfus, Weir, Fitzgerald, Wilson, Davis
and Winston.
There wer. fourteen tables, seven DEVOTED
to each game. The first ladies' prize at
angling, q beautiful yellow rose jar, was
won BY Miss Martin, while Miss Walker
carried of the BOBBY prize, a spider match
safe.
The gentleman's first prize, a silver cup
and saucer lined with gold, was taken by
| Mr.. Davis, and the BOBBY, q darkey jump.
|ing.jack, made DIR. Winston happy.
At euchre Miss Allie Noyes drew the first
prize, q large vase of satin ware. Miss Hart
received the ladies BOBBY, q spider match
box. Mr.. Wilson was lucky enough to win
the first prize, q handsome silver smoking
set. Mr.. Walsh was the proud possessor
Of tie BOBBY, q darby i~unping:jack. ,
When the games were finished, an elegant
repast was served on quartette tables.
Afterward some excellent music was en-.
joyed by the guests, Don after which all
said goodnight after thanking their kind
hostess for a pleasant evening.
MINERS UNION BALL.
Last Thursday night was the scene OF
much enjoyment, when the Miners union
held it's eleventh annual ball at Miners
Union hall, which was beautifully decorat-
ed with flags and pictures. The rear OF the
music stand was draped with American
flags and in the center was the elegant ban
ner OF the order, with the motto, Charity
to all, Malice toward None" The assem-
blage was large and heightened by the
light and lovely costumes oil the ladies,
while the gentlemen, mostly members OF
the union, were in their happiest mood and
a finer looking body OF men would be hard
to find in any country, .
1t was patent to- any observer that all
were enjoy ing themselves to the fullest, the
fire caused q diversion, thinning out the
rooms for the time being, but in a short
time merry feet were as busy IS ever.
Burt's string band OF six pieces furnished
the music.
The floor directors were Maurice O'Con-
nor, E. e. Kelly, Jos. Hannifin. Jos. NJ.
Mitchell, w. E. Deeney, Ed. Adams, J.. D.
Riley, r. E. Williams, Michael McKevitt,
Thomas E. Hickey, Philip E. Hickey and
Dan Curtis.
Among the ladies present were, Mrs.
Cole, Mrs. Sidley, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Kelly, Mrs. Thorp, Mrs. Nagius, Mrs. Boice,
Mrs. Hickey. Mrs. Richard Noble, Mrs.
Emile, Mrs. Frank Biel, Mrs. e. N. Went
worth, Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. F. Henderson.
Mrs. T. 8. Sullivan, Mrs. B. Cox, Mrs.
Fuller, Mrs. N. Litter, Mrs. Cusick, Mrs.
Joice, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Curtis, and Misses
Cole, Evans, Maggie Nevans, Lynch. Fifer,
Scott, Martin, Curran, Kennealy, I. Irvine,
MCGEE, Powell, McEvoy,~ Lacher, Ceris-
tance, Combs, Codigan, Cotter, Chenowith,
Panty, Medin, Murphy, Fitzgerald. Nortin,
Emery, McAulife, Kirby, Goodland. Some
of the gentlemen were, Messrs. Brown,
Kemp, Grady, Sullivan, Nevins. Boice,
Donley Griffin, Roztuslie, Killigan, G~llligan,
Hockey, Mum, McBrun, Wetten Lynch,
Kennedy, McGran, Wall, Mack, Cannon,
Harrington, Carroll, Vogle and Douglas.
A PICNIC.
The picnic at Central park, given by Mr..
and Mrs. Dawson yesterday, was one OF the
most enjoyable ever given in Butte. Mr..
and Mrs. Dawson are model entertainers
and did everything possible in their power
to make their guests enjoy themselves.
The grounds are we'll arranged and fur
nish pleasant walks and shady hooks for
quiet conversations. The pavilion is large
and the floor in excellent condition. The
music was rendered by Orton's orchestra
and was all that could be desired.
Among those who participated in the
DAYS outing were Mesdames Dawson, ST.,
Dawson, Jr., W. A. Clark, J. K. Clark, J.
Ross Clark, Tom Lavelle, lockwood, Nc.
Caig, Hoge, Kenyon, Howard, Smith,
O'Rourke, Jack, Schultz, Campbell, Lippin-
colt, Lynch, Warren, Henderson and Un-
derwood. and Misses Renouard. Wilcox, IT.
vine, Florence Kirkpatrick, Elizabeth Kirk.
patrick, Susye Birdseye, Reznor, Horst,
frankie Horst, Warield, Kenyon, Mason,
Bishop, and Birdseye.
The other sex vas represented by Messrs.
Dawson, Sr., Dawson, Jr., Lansing, wilson,
Davis, Lavelle, lockwood, Campbell, Ken
yon, Shultz, J. Ross Clark, Chauvin, Ny.
endorff of Helena, Largey, Corbett, Irvine,
Donahue. Stanley, Pearsons, Reed OF Hele.
ma. Caplice, Henderson, Gilfie, Bray,
O'Rourke, Jack, MeCaig, Lippincott and
Vincent.
Personal AND OTHER GOSSIP.
Mr.. Joe Reed OF Helena is making his
many friends happy by entertaining them