Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-08
SOCIETY GOSSIP.
The South Butte M. e. Church Sociable-
Personal Mention.

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The South Butte Methodist church
could not comfortably contain the numer'
Gus patrons of it's sociable on Thursday
evening, last. 1t was one OF the largest
social gatherings ever held in that part oil
the city, and one OF the pleasantest. In
work, the Rev. VIM. Hawks exerted him.
self to the utmost of his ability and sue.
ceeded in making it an evening OF great
| pleasure to all. The church had seven ice
cream tables. handsomely decorated with
cut flowers and bounrifully supplied with
good things. They were presided by
two ladies at each table, whose names were
respectively: Mrs.. Charless and Mrs. John
ston, Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Gallagher, Miss
Howell and Mrs. Wormel, Mrs. Fairman
and Mrs. Schulz, Miss Hopper and Mrs.
Gilbert, Miss Coburn and Miss Mary Cross
man. The well patronized lemonade
fountain was presided over by the Misses
Reinsford and Easkins. Mr.. Donahue was
in n OF his very best humors and exerted
himself for the enjoyment OF the company.
An amusing and paying feature Of the
evening was a contest for a cake by votes
on Miss Peters and Miss Coburn. The for
mer lady won in the contest. The practi-
cal result of the entertainment is about
500 in cash.
Mr.. Ted Wilkinson of Anaconda enjoyed
a visit among his many old friends here
last week.
Mrs. Joseph Peters was the guest OF Miss
Hennessy last week.
Judge Galbraith of Deer Lodge made a
flying visit here on Tuesday last.
Mr.. Daniel Scully enjoyed himself in
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Mrs. w. w. Dixon spent almost all of
last week in Deer Lodge with her husband,
who was attending court there. J
Miss frankie Horst spends this month
with Miss Laura King OF Helena.
Miss Laura Horst returns tonight from
Helena where she enjoyed the German.
On Wednesday evening next Miss Mary
Casey gives q large party.
The Ladies' Exchange has plenty OF good
things to eat and nice things to wear.
Last Tuesday was a red letter day 10 it's
history.
Mrs. Largey returned on Monday last
from q three-months visit to friends in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans have the SYM
pathy Of their many frienls in the loss OF
their sweet, interesting little boy.
Rev. Mr.. Durie, OF Kilburn City, Wis,
is paying q short visit to his class-mate,
Prof. Steere, of the High School.
Until last Tuesday Butte had no proper
conception OF the numerical size Of it's
juvenile population.
Miss Coburn leaves this week to take
charge OF the Silver Bow school.
Mrs. Mary e. Emerson, now visiting in
San Francisco, will leave on the Sth
Fresno, where she will remain for d
mouth.
Mr.. j. C. MasIin is at home again after q
short business trip.
Mr.. A. III. Barrett and family left yester-
day for Boulder Springs, with the hope OF
regaining Mrs. Barret's health.
number OF Butte ladies returned last
night from a trip to Helena where they have
been attending the German OF Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Geo. E. Lyman leaves for San
Francisco on the 10th.
Rev. Mr.. Groeneveld begins to-day his
second year as pastor of the Presbyterian
Church of this place.
The w. c. T.. U. met in it's rooms on last
Wednesday. Its topic OF discussion was
the failure OF the passage OF the prohibi-
ton law in Massachusetts.
Mrs. W. NJ. Barber, who 10 lecturing in
behalf OF temperance throughout the
will deliver a lecture here on
about the 18th under the auspices Of
the w. c. T. q, Of this place.
The Union club will meet 10 Renshaw
Hall ON next Friday evening. The enter
tainment promises to be equal to or better
than it's last.
DR.. Mcmillan. OF Deer Lodge, made a fly
ing visit to Butte yesterday.
DIR. Newton's little daughter is very ill.
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the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moffett have returned from
California, the latter very much improved
in health.