Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
BEAUTY AND CHIVALRY.
THE UNION CLUBS FIRST PARTY
LITER LENT.

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fully dressed, and Handsome Men.
| That Would DO Honor TO the Oldest
Communities-The Scene Presented at
Renshaw Hall Last Night.
The Union Club gave the first party of
| he post-Lenten season iastevening in Rem
shaw Hall. 1t enjoyed u full attendance of
its own members and had the pleasure OF
entertaining number Of society people
from other places, especially from the AS
sembly Club OF Helena and tie Lowland
Club oil Anaconda. The music was charm
ingiy soft and in perfect time. It consisted
OF eight pieces. The floor, naturally and
beautifully smooth. was well waxed. over
which the beauty and chvalry OF the club
and its guests glided, displaying accom-
plishments, skill and education in the
poetry OF motion. ..-- ~.
Miss Marie Renouard's beautiful face and
figure were set off with pink silk. lace, and
ntti1ya' hawerF, the latter obtained from
Fortified. rhe face and attire were indeed
piea s,t.g 10 the eye; but her charm Of man.
Her siiooG around aud above all and en-
velolt:l her III au atmosphere peculiarly
her own.
Miss Clara Wilcox fitted about. and at
tired in green silk reminded one OF a bird
OF paradise. She added much to the en-
joymenJ of the evening by her vivacious
conversation and bright, quick repartees.
liberal proiusion OF cut flowers, all the
way from st. Paul, added sweetness to her
charming toilet.
Mrs. Gillie's dove-like sweetness and gen.
tleness made her a favorite with all. She
was very becomingly attired in hand
| some black silk trimmed in white watered
silk.
Mrs Bordeaux wore cream-eoiOred silk,
handsomely embroidered with gold, and
tu!e overdress, Handsomely y set of with
diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. DIR. Shultz, an artist indeed in
every sense OF the word, was charming in
white embroidered null and China silk,
with pearls and diamonds, and, added to
all, a charm and kindliness OF manner un-
surpassed.
Miss frankie Horst wore cream cash
mere decollete, and her happy, fun-loving
disposition spread contagion all around.
Mrs. Calderhead, mignonette green silk
and crepe.
Miss Birds eye, gold and gobelins silk.
Miss Kenyon wore a beco ling costume
a la Directoire of pink silk with white
china silk front.
MIS-. AuleS, DTOWu Sttliu dHu CdSulueTe.
Mrs. Schatzlein, brown cashmere and
silk vest.
Miss Miller, of Deer Lodge, blue gros-
grained silk with steel trimmings.
Mrs. Robt. Law black silk and diamonds.
Miss Blanche Morris, nuns yelling with
blue velvet bodice.
Mrs. Dawson, black silk.
Mrs. Calkins, black silk and lace.
Mrs. Henderson, cream cashmere and red
trimmings; diamonds.
Mrs. r. Grant, steel grey silk trimmed
with steel passementerie.
Miss Agnes Hennessy, black lace.
Miss Kate Hennessy, white lace, blue
trimtning.
Miss Carrie Jacobs, lemon colored silk
with tule overdress.
Miss Mabel Beal, grey cashmere. white
silk putting.
Mrs. II. B. Henderson, red Henrietta
cloth.
Mrs. E. Lustre, green Henrietta cloth.
Mis-. Slater, black Henrietta embroidered
in gold.
Miss Lizzie Martin, pale blue cashmere
and lace.
Miss Maggie Martin, pale blue lace.
Mrs. E. Siegel looked regal in black satin,
decolete; diamonds.
Mrs. Barnard, cream brocaded silk; dia-
monds.
Mrs. J. E. Dawson, brown velvet, duchess
lace il ont; diamonds.
Miss Laura Horst, gobelins blue cashmere,
and blue overdress.
Mrs. Chas Warren, black silk embroid-
cred with gold. She wore diamonds OF
great beauty.
Mrs. Dickinson, grey silk embroidered
with white silk; diamonds.
Miss Mamie Furlong, black silk and lace.
Mrs. McCaig, black lace and steel orna-
ments; diamonds.
Miss Caikin*. With black lace.
Miss Gaylord, white cashmere, trimmed
i'll irab; pink roses.
Miss Casey, white satin draped in white
cream tulle.
Mrs. Ed. Lester, green and dark green
combination suit.
Mrs. Newhro, cream silk and lace.
Miss Hattie Evans, black silk and low
silk bodice.
Miss Anio WarGeld, cream silk and bro
cade.
Mrs. Law and Mrs. Stanley came up from
Deer 'ndge to attend the Union Club party.
| VITA -" exception Of gloves on the part
of some the gentlemen were, as a whole,
fault essly attired in full dress suits. The
following members we're present.
Messrs. Robert Law, C. w. GoGdale, Sar-
geant, W. A. Clark, Lansing, Long. Kirk
patrick, Tucker, Jennings. levine, Foster,
Wilson, Casey, Kester, Clerke. Lester,
| Hennessy, Ed Babcock, Donahue, But
Ter, Collins, Walsh, Calderhead, Amos,
Browaiee, Gillie, Pierson, Barnard,
DR.. Shult2, Grant, DR.. Holmes. Lewis,
BrownIee, Bordeaux, Henderson. Hes!ett,
| Calkins, D,, Newbro, H. Babcock, DR.. Nc
Donald. Major Dawson, Van Doozen, Cap
tain NiedenhoffeD, Casey, Gavelie, Dutton.
Mr.. Bielenberg, from the Sandwich IS
| lands, was guest at the Union Club party.
The whole was most enjoyable affair,
where the pleasant company tripped the
light fantastic until shortly after midnight.