Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-21
THE SOCIAL ROUNDUP.
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Teas, Soap-Bubble p ties, At Homes. tn
s~ociability and Magniioenc of which
h rabar a,,hou.h inst Yr,r,.r..d :,
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BOWS FOUNTAIN FINDS IL Impossible .
Accurately Describe.
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= sociai can In y negngee aooife WHICH
while giving the wearer that ease and com
fort which is absolutely essential to thu
| successful prosecution of an affaird de coeur
vos o,so ~ no-s..t L..,n.u;.h .h.a..
Aep.ns ~ w oono =
1ne times, Duo nc" ~ is dineren0. a gen
tleman calling on a young lady must needs
turn out in o pair of shoes so small that
the fortunes endured by the earlv
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canoe "nen WIN nls. IN q
collar SO high and starcAed that any
attempt to avail himself of a proffered kiss
on the mart NJ h;a inamorata ia attended
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~ sfea0 oanser 10 his hesu, aau nAs
shoulders SO mutiiaeeo py tne skiiiul nano
OF the fashionable tailor that nature cries
to heaven to avenpe this outrage upon her.
R,,t T. hos not termed hsra nom. Eosh
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ion nas issueu ano'ne. uAase asa,uS' ohe
80. -. $500, - -.
one and tba ambition ~ averv man vho
has nos-must 60.
II q tba Greatest socr;6ca that our vonno
men have VET been called unon To make
and one that will test the allegiance efevery
devotee of fashion, Our Sam Clerke, with
an unselfshness SO noble, and a
disregard for the opinion of HIS fellowman,
is SO lofty that it seems to the careful stu.
dent of human nature as though he were
more adapted to the field at the head oil
ten thousand men than remain relegated,
as he is, to a back seat in adry goods store
in command of a staff of half q dozen
tailors. Sam Clerke, we say, has stepped
into the breach, SHE'D his castor into the
ring and challenges to mortal combat the
man who dares affirm that in his unswerv.
changed and distorted his handsome coun.
renance that the ladies positively shudder
as thew pass bs him and the men wink and
themselves tnat one VINO was
the list has, Sampson like. in a moment Of
thoughtlessness lost bis pillar OF strength
amongst the ladies'. we are on tlptoe
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. soAP BUBBLE PARTY.
Miss May Clark gave a most delightful
SOAP bubble party last Monday evening,
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charming manner, all spent a pleasant
evening. Mrs. j.. K. Clark blew the largest
bubble and was rewarded with q beautiful
rose-iar. Mr.. Casey received the gentle
mans first prize. which was q handsome
gold-headed cane. Miss Florence kirkpat.
rick received q lovely canoe OF " Tor
producing the smallest bubble, while MI.
Maulthrope received q baby's rattle for the
distinction. Among those present
we're Mrs. j: 4. Clark, Mrs: Hoge, Mira.
lockwood, Mrs. LayeIle, Misses Jacobs,
BishoP, tucker, wheeler, Black McCiel'
1and, Kenyon WILCOX ana tne
Heslett Thicker. Manlthrone Casey Long
Borup, Butler, Marshal, Jennings, Kester,
WEHIaie, o@ineS, S1.uJo ~ en- W. no"p'on'
NA'o 'A'o FH'
An informal meeting OF a lew OF Miss
Carrie Jacobs friends took place at her
home m West Granite street Friday even
;,o Notw;tbstond;n the foct that Mics
us'
) acoDs was onawa!e oI. her i!ienos inoen'
!lon, cue suc:eeseu ~ maAans ~ q mosS en-
Ioyaoie evening iol an wno "ele lorGun na'
esos W 10 Sne pa1 .s ~ No.
pi oIan e'1 Hsr, Ill enJ ~ = "s sam
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=. sUme 80 IT, s.e.,n ;mdnIaeJ ;n y auon;nns
Dan,ors so,d;uo omnla rnom for &c arat'
of this most delightful pastime.
heiresnmenss we're served az various inGer,
,nar;t;as as ! bostess ware never d;snlaved
TO such good advantage, as she acquitted
herself in a very clever manner. The party
consisted OF MRS: Sands OF Helena sister OF
me hostess; tne Misses mormon bishop
AcClelland, Morris; Meesrs. Ciark, JACOBS:
Miller, Collins and Cotter OF
omaha.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
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Jack entertained his little friends from 4 to
) in a royal manner, the occasion being his
light birthday. Games. dancing and an ele- |
,e.+ Inch a. wh;cb wo. Given souvenirs
70 n coud cenas and r;nos daI;ohted the
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"f o iaroe numbe, q vs,v nrat+v
'.alants Ths ;nv;+od onests ware! Az |
aoIrnss Kot;a rsrI Hiida, and L.nin
.onwIe. ETa cIorL Mo-1arv and .Ios;e
WooIastsn Fioranca Rsrt;a and Ress;s
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Pnn,Iev hawai- Walter CIark. Glad Cairns' |
sJninT Ho;lhronnar Eradd;e Hammer
" LIZ Eit;naa Harry sands CIarencs
goImes Will and PAM Clark. '"N
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MISS HENNEssY AT HOME.
Miss Hennessy's at home Thursday was
me q, the largest and handsomest recep-
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IONS evei s'Iu W'e.- ..a
'esidence on upper washington s'reeo'
which was beautifully decorated with