Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-04
The Week IN society.
Events That Have Added to the
Pleasures Of the Bellies and
s
Beaux.
With Two Balls. Theater Every
Night Fleeting Time Sped
Lightly.

with two balls and an entertainment every
night at the opera house the seekers after
pleasure could not truthfully complain
that absolutely nothing transpired to re-
lieve the monotony Of ~existencein this eyrie
away up in the topmost peaks OF the
Rockies. The engagement Of the Grismer-
Davies col pany was q successful and ac-
ceptabls one, successful financially and
acceptable as q source OF pleasure and
for the public, IS was evidenced
by the very liberal patronage accorded
each night. The terrible accident in the
St. Lawrence was so awful in it's results
that it not only affected tn sc imme-
d .ately concerned in it, but also exerted a
depressing effect upon the entire communi-
ity as manifested by the deepest sympathy
for the unfortunate victims and the weep
Ing relatives left behind, and to it is at
tributable much Of the lack Of interest
manifested in, public entertainments during
the week which ended last night.
The Fire brigade observed Thanksgiving
by having a ball and the gallant ''laddies"
in their bright hued uniforms were most de-
voted to the fair ones who gracsd the oc-
with their presence, and whose
beautiful costumes gave a brilliancy to the
scene that nothing else could hav given.
The calling OF the volunteer fireman is one
Of the noblest and most unselfsl, involv.
ing rs it does a constant danger to life and
with no reward save the commenda
ton and respect OF the community. THAI
appreciates the service of the "boys"
manifested by the very liberal man.
her in which the brigade's ball was patron
zed. And this is al it should be, for the
money zeal zed, instead of going to benefit
,he individual members OF the organization,
will be expended for the public's good in
he erection of a new house and the pur
base OF more and better apparatus.
dance on brave boys, and may you always
en- thorny path OF your calling.
Friday evening the bra sons md bonnie
assies OF Aud Scotia made merry and
lanced to the music of the pipes and violin
nd as they fitted over the smoothly
faxed floor many OF those presei t were
thought once more iu the
and OF the mountain and flood, WAL
ering over the heath and Feather, hearing
he ''auld Scotch sangs" their maithers
ang to them when they were BARNS. 1t
as the first annual ball Of The Butte Gale
oman club, and a successful ball it was.
ads in tarlton and bonnet were
verywhere while the hie'land man in the
Picturesque ''.arb OF auld Gaul" was also
to lend additional interest to the
,eae. Music was furnished by Mime. de
eltran's lady orchestra and Prof. Cuutts,
hose Dipes have often sounded their weird
rains through the halls and chambers OF
almoral castle. The hall proved too
nal 70 hold the crowd comfortably and
any were the toes that felt the sudden I
eight OF some enthusiastic Caledonian
he forced his way through the dense 1
ass. but this mattered not and no
tense was taken, for all were there on =
easure and determined to derive all that
az possible. :,
Below a list OF some of those who at b
nded is given. 1t was an impossibility to
nitted it is hoped that they will not be
B. McGregor and wife, A. s. Nc. Il
,nald, Miss Annie Mcdonald, William
and wife, Robert Gregg, L. Tulloch, :
q MAEGsRgsougga4l!J,y vig,a p @h,.A MhsDg MsII. and '
q wife, Mrs; John Riley, Frederick Fitz +
trek. Miss Kate Rya =, Mrs. and Miss
Tx, Mrs: Simon Hauswirth, George Null. R
8, Miss Mullins, Miss Mamie Rutledge,
So Grace Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Bar. W
Miss Mcdonald, Mrs. Featherly.
an Morgan, Miss McMurphy, Miss d;
ggle Watt, Mrs. Smith, John Leysop, M.
Maui, ID. d. Metre gor, Mrs. D.. D. NC. d,
'g2r, l.. II. Little. Alsx. Ross. Miss MARY
Miss Lizzie McGovern, Jim McDonai,
Z. Lsyson. Mrs. B. c. Leysop,
ig Hemka, May Faden, Mrs
Rutledge, Emil M. ~Oppenheimer.
!. Tory. Miss Lizzie Cook
and Mrs. Jefferson, Mrs. Noble
&. Mckenzie, Mrs. A. X. Mckenzie. Mrs !
,gie Legate, Henry Fitzpatrick. Mile
rick Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Leford. ,
and Mrs: George Beggens, Miss Brayells =
Robinson, Alice Vankluk, James l
stan, Mrs. Remillard, N. j. McScrolI.
wn May Grant, Dave Wright, John M.
yer, Alex. Mcdonnell, H. B. Cannon.
McGregor, James Couts, William TT,
nson, James Corkwell, Mrs. Luny, Mr..
y, Miss McRuni, Alex. Finlayson' Char.
urrle, Miss Lima Ross, Miss Maggie Law .
Maud Person, W. A. Law, Clara Il
'n, Mrs. Sullivan, James M. Mcleod RESI-
McPhail. Emily McDougal, Mrs. r. pro
Lawrence 1ulloch, Mrs. b. W mo,
and, M. E.. Cosgrove, Mrs. Blackburn r
lock Carmichael. Emma Downing. M 1ul
regis, H. s. Clark and wife. John sior
r, Mrs. Lea, Mrs. Lyman Byther. W end
Wis and wife, 8. McKnye, Miss Davis seas
. Mcdonnell, Fred Mcdonald. Misses bro
maid, A. G. Marston and wife. Artbnc Dee,
sr, James McRae. tear