Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-06
NJ 4-MIssoULA.
TIE LOWLAND PARw.

!, TIE LOWLAND PARRR.
Aaaconda's Social Club Enjoys Itself !
the Highest Degree.
[ ANACONDA. Nov. 2, 1S89.-[Correspond
!. snce OF the Miner.]-The first q the serie
OF Lowland parties wal given at the MOI
tana Friday evening, and surpassed
eclat and elegance any previous part
given by the club. The hall was brilliantl
Illuminated, the floor perfect and tn
music grand. The daintiest OF luncheon
was served in the ladies' ordinary, an
ample justice done to it. In fact there wa
nothing left undone to make this the mos
~lenjoyabie party ever given in the city
The following is a list OF the handsome COS
ktumes worn:
Miss Hattie Evans wat lovely in a Ii
Tosca toilette of bite china silk dreped il
white point q esprit; naturalroses.
Mrs. James McCaig, exquisite evenin,
costume of ivory India silk with ACCORDION
plated skirt, decolette bodice; diamonds.
Miss LYDIA Jennings, evening dress o
black tulle wi h silver girdle and corsag'
garniture of natural La France roses anC
smilax.
Mrs. George Lindsey, dress of white faillt
with applique embroidery and over-dress
of white VaIenciennes; pearls.
Mrs. T. e. Miller, lovely dress OF white
surrah covered with white dotted tulle,
decollette bodice; diamonds.
Mrs. George Winston, black satin even
ing costume combined with thread lace
natural flowers and diamonds.
Mrs. Robert Law, black satin dress; dia'
monds.
Mrs. Fl. r. Mahau, black silk dress with
draperies of Spanish lac gold ornaments.
Mrs. Cloutier, costume OF old point faille
cntrain with corsage; garniture of magnolia
blossoms.
Mre. M. B. Brownlee, toilette OF mig.
nonette green silk brocaded with old rose;
gold and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. William Thornton, evening dress OF
white wool lisse with Greek jacket; rubies.
| Mrs. R. Z. Hoge, gra, cloth costume with
| white petticoat braided in silver.
Mrs. Matt Slater, handsome black silk
and lace evening dress embroidered in gold,
decollette; natural jacqueminot roses.
/ Mrs. L. A. King, evening dress OF white
and ssene colored challis.
Mrs. j. Fl. Durston, costume of old gold
satin draped in black silk fish net; dia-
monds.
Mrs. B. F. Mahan, princesse toilette of
ivory white faille, decollette corsage; dia-
monds and emeralds.
Mrs. John Merrill, empire gown OF white
wool lisse richly embroidered in marguer-
ties; silver ilagree ornaments.
Miss Hsrdenbrook, black silk dress COM
bined with pink Florentine silk.
Miss sibyl Lingo, becoming gown OF
black chantilly lace; is~cqueminot roses.
Mrs. Murray Miles, white crepe cloth
evening toilet, decolette; gold ornamsnts. 4
Mrs. A. K. B. Jennings, black silk dress
with dainty white tulle bonnet.
Miss Cornelia Surprenant, elegant black
~lustring embroidered in silver; diamonds. |
Mrs. A. L. Kempland, directoire dress of
zybelene brown silk; rubies. /
Mrs. Saucer, elegant black silk and lace |
toilet with pretty evening bonnet. |
Mrs. Hoyt. cream surah; gold orna-
ments. |
Miss Ella Dyas, mahogany-colored surah
coat of plush.
Miss Annie Dyas. black lace toilet
with vest OF pink Grape.
Miss Cohen, shrimp color yelling COM.
Dined with black.
Mrs. James McNulty, claret rokored silk {
costume, handsome bonnet,
Miss Clark, white cashmere empire GOWN.
Mrs. Charles Williams, b'ack silk draped
n fish net; natural flowers.
Mrs. SurDrenaDt, black henrietta costume:
and gold ornaments.
Miss a Mcdonald, black silk draped
n point d'esprit; tea roses,
Mrs. Charles Clark, pearl colored faille
omhined with oriental silk. l.
Mrs. William Read, accordion plated
ress OF black henrietta. l.
Mrs W. H. Harrison, costume OF grew
ombined with mignonette green plush: .
old ornaments.
Mrs. j.. 4. TGole. black silk directoire :
diamonds. IT,
Personal AND )
Mrs. Matt Slater will pass the winter in .
alifornia. y
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson will return g
ON Salt Lake to-day. C
Mlss Hattie Evans was the guest OF Mrs. l
ARGUS DAILY, Saturday. v
MRS. James McCaig wal the guest of Mrs. E
urston Friday and Saturday. =
Miss Canovan returned Saturday after 81
ten days visit at Deer Lodge. Il
Surprenent is visiting in CHICAGO
ID umo says will return with a bride.
Miss Coburn, one of the newly.elected
achers, arrived in town Saturday. Il
The public schools will open in one week. W
10 outside work on the building is about M
uspleted. fo
Mrs. William Matthews returned Satur. W
y after a weeks visit to her parents at p
Iilipsburg. g.
Ass Jennie Lingo will leave on the I'd
Irteenth for Southern California for an IL
visit. m
discs Cornelia and Dora Su%rprenant
ne up from Deer Lodge Friday evening
will return tomorrow. ict
he A. NH. society met at Mrs. Harvey Gu
hans last Wednesday evening and br
'ut thirty people highly entertained. 81
he 8 LIS met at Mrs. Miller's Tuesday sa
ming, and all passed a highly enjoyable ST.
nlng. Ihe next meeting will be held at lev
). B. F. Mahan's. we