Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17
4 cRusaINe REVELATION

A CRUSHING
to them all, but not 30 bitter to any az to
q popular widow. fat, fair and forty, and
the qu.stien arose il Butte's girls we're in
diglant at q boys opinions Of marriage,
what must the Anaconda girls Think A
certain ex-mayor has been known to say
that when he desires to take the serious
step he will go no farther than Butte We
know not whether to infer from that dec
elaration that he does not have to 60 any
farther, or whether his heart il in some
fair ones keeping however, they have
given upthe thought that one distinguished
friend may be in the matrimonial market.
Those two facts were sufficient to raise the
ire Of our pretty girls, but to know that
their Butte sisters would rise in arms be-
cause the stern truth was told caused the
cus-cus fan to be used frantically. One
young lady remarked that their conceit
would be unbeatable now and their indiffer-
ence increased to an uncomfortable extent.
A RosE CLUB.
It has been repeatedly remarked OF late
that our young gentlemen seemingly take
such delight in going to theaters and con-
certs alone that there is q prospect Of them
having that exquisite pleasure when the
Lowland parties are revived after Lent.
One OF our bright young school ma'ams
proposed that the young ladies form a
"rose club" as they do in Boston where the
sterner sex are at a premium, and march
Independently in a body to the club
parties and let the dear fellows go alone
just like they do to the theater,
etc. What is more. they propose to give
the married gentlemen the preference after
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young ladies was in earnest and from their
manner and conversation I think it very
likely that numbers OF these young gentle-
men will not have their usual dances with
their ball room favorites. This is only a
warning to the boys. The young
ladies, gay genial generous, Joe G. is not
included in the number.
THE cYNosURE OF ALL EYES.
On Friday afternoon an observer might
have seen a group OF young ladies at a GER
tain house ON Third street rush wildly to
the window amid EXPLANATIONS and rhap-
sodies and gaze admiringly out. II the OBJ.
server thought for an instant hat it was
OF the million kites that float daily
into space that these sweet creatures were
devouring with fond eyes, he was mistaken,
Tor it proved to be q tall, blond gentleman
who halls from Butte, generally known as
Teddy" and who has taken up his abode
10 our city.
4 new Easter bonnet is another topic of
the day and in consequence thereof Miss !
Hattie Whites millinery establishment is
crowded at all hours OF the day, as every
thing OF the latest and most artistic in. mil
Iinery is found there. Her Easter opening
will be q feast for the eyes and pretty maid.
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THE TENNIS Gu
At the meeting held on Monday for the
OF organizing q Tennis Club, Mr.
Frank Kennedy was elected chairman WI.
Hoge president, Rev. Vim. Neis vice presi'
dent, Mrs. Durston secretary, Mrs. Thorn
ton treasurer. An executive commit
tee WAS appointed composed OF the
persons: Mrs. VIM. Read, Miss
Lottie Ellenbecker, Miss Lydia Jennings.
Mr.. Victor Ray, Mr.. F. V. Miller, Mr.. Teddy
wilkinson. Committee on rules regu-
lations: Mr.. Chas. Dorsey, Mr.. Franz
Kennedy, Mr.. Ridgely Peckover. The name
decided upon was the Anaconda Tennis
Club. Another meeting will be held TO-
morrow evening at Mrs. j: d. D~urstons g.
All who were present at the former meesing
and others who have been interviewed on
the subject will please be there at q o'cloek
sharp.
ODDS N ENDS.
pretty compliment was paid the wives
Of the successful candidates on last Mon
day evening by the band and zach one
serenaded with their choicest selections.
A gloom has been cast over our people
nv the sudden death OF Mrs. Bapty, mother
II Mr.. John Bapty of Carroll. which oc'
cnrred on Friday evening, April Il. The
vonno gentleman has the sincere sympathy
Of ali his friends here. His mother hae
or,v heen in our midst q short time ano
vas on a visit to her son. A lovely lady
| h made hosts of friends, and who vii
he mourned by a wide circle OF friends anc
The many friends OF Mrs. Eb. Talbot
| will he NAMED to know that she is lying j.
a critical condition at her home In Carroll
and her life has been despaired OF.
Mrs. George Lindsey OF Mill Greek ha
Noon visiting friends in Butte the pas
.Jesse searles made a flying visit to Ans
conda yesterday and left for Mls"oula &c
day. fto
Lent. .rv;.e bo
heen received for st. Patrick's parish a
this place. u. 10,
Carroll AMI are residents OF our city.
Mrs. Henry B. Paxson is at home nov
in her new abode on Fourth street.