Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

Miss Horst, blue empire gown trimmings
OF rose colored lace.
Miss Rumley, black lace.
Miss Hennessy, directoire gown OF sea
foam green silk, front OF pink surah.
Miss Irvine, white satin.
Miss Clark, black lace.
Miss Jacobs, white silk and lace.
Miss Wilcox, pink silk and lace.
Miss Young, white mule, red flowers.
Miss Beal, white mule embroidered in
lblue.
Mrs. Jenkins, green silk, white lace.
Miss Kenyon, gray cloth and black vel
vet. s-t -
Miss Bishop, black lace.
Miss Warfeld, white silk, brocaded front.
Miss Furlong, cream color and BLACK vel
vet.
Miss Kirkpatrick, pink silk, white MULE.
Miss Blanch Morris, white cloth.
Miss Birdseye, black silk.
The gentlemen present were Messrs.
Walsh, Tucker, Jennings. Goodale, Stanley,
Lewis, Neidenhofen, Donohue, Shultz,
| Kennedy, Lynch, Tom Lavelle, Dawson,
| Newton, Butler, Newbro, Jim Forbis, Reed,
Doremus, Sanders, John Forbis. Cooper.
Lansing, Long, Walter Lewis. Chauvin,
Foster, Casey, Pearson, Wilson and Ross
| Clark.
sULLY.HENNEssEY.
Mr.C. Fred. sully and Miss Agnes Hen.
Messy were united in marriage at the
Catholic church last Thursday evening be-
fore a number of friends. After ~partaking
| of an elegant repast at the residence of D.
J. Hennessy, the happy couple left for
| their future home, Anaconda.
PERSONAL AND THEIR GOSSIP.
Last Friday being Miss Edith Wynne's
birthday, a number of her little friends
spent q pleasant afternoon with her.
Miss Annie Chauvin entertained quite q
number of young friends, Friday evening.
An impromptu party took place Tuesday
| singing, and card playing being the amuse-
ments. Refreshments were served later in
the evening. Those present were Misses
Eleanor Birdseye, Topsy Bishop, Cora
Young, Messrs. Neidenhoien, Donohue and
| Stanley.
Mrs. Law, OF Deer Lodge, gave a picnic
to her friends. Saturday. Among those
who left here in the morning were: Mrs. Nc
Caig, Mrs. Lavell, Mrs. Dewitt, Mrs. Dixon,
\ Miss Irvine, Miss Evans and Miss Rumley,
OF Helena. At Deer Lodge they Joined a
party and from there proceeded to Warm
| Springs where they enjoyed a very delight
full day, returning home late in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard left for the East
Friday evening to be gone about three
| weeks.
Lynn Boyle and Willie and James Thorn
son are expected home in about ten days,
from Exeter. .:
Miss Rezuor returns from Warm Springs
this week.
Mrs. j. A. Baker and Miss Sadie Wiseman
! expect t. 90 East in a few weeks.
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for Boulder.
Mr.. James McCaig made a flying trip to
Anaconda and back, Saturday.
Ladies are making great preparations for
Boyce's ribbon sale this week.
A. K. IRVINE is here from the coast on
his way home to st. Paul.
Mr.. Nolan, of Boyce's cloak department,
is quite i'll.
w. B. Shaw, representing Gordon & Fer
guson OF St. Paul, is in town.
w. M. Jack left for Helena Saturday
morning ON business.
Miss Dollie Walker, Of Salt Lake, is visit.
ing Mrs. John Forbis.
DR.. C. B. Cooper, Of New York, is located
in DR.. Hough's Office.
Mrs. Noyes and family arrived home Fri
| day from the East where they have been
spending the winter.
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daughter, Marie, left Saturday for Gregson
| springs.
J.K. Clark and Gen. C. s. Warren leave
| this week for a short trip to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauvin nave moved into
| their handsome new home on West Park
| street.
MI. Marshman Of st. Paul, is in town
for q fewdays.
Holland Noyes is very sick with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hall returned from
San Francisco, Friday.
G. C~ollingwood Tucker leaves for Helena
next Saturday to meet his sister from
| Keokuk, Iowa, to escort her to Butte where
| she will spend the summer at the residence
| of Mrs. McDeavitt. Miss Tucker is q noted
| yiolinist.
Col. John Doyle, superintendent OF the
| Pacific mines, goes to Irelsnd next week to
| see "the old folks at home" and bring back
| a blue-eyed lassie.
Col. Jas. Shields, revenue collector, is in
| the city.
Mrs. Alice Demars arrived home Thurs.
| day from q visit with her daughter at
| Helena.
DIR. Averill wears the largest diamond in
the city.
Julian Smith has just returned from
Great Falls.
Messrs. Lamour brothers arrived home
safe in Chambersburg, Penn.
Hon. W. A. Clark will return in a few
days.
Invitations are out announcing a pro-
g~ressive angling party to be given next
Wednesday evening by Miss Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Ray will shortly &C.
cupy their residence on West Park street.
J.F. Lansing spent a few days OF last
week at Helena.
Mr.. Grenoveld has purchased a residence
on the corner OF Jackson and Quartz.
Mrs. Heilbronner and family are cozily
settled in their new home, on upper Wash.
ington street. ~
Mrs. Ames will move into her new home,
Oh Granite street, oon
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Boyye ST., Of Helena
were in the city a few days last week.
William David Keat arrived from Marco
tine, Missouri, Friday night.
VIII Lewis has returned from his trip to
Spokane.
Mr.. Gillie has gone to Philipsburg On bus
Mr.. Gravelle starts for Europe the ff-
tenth.
Meaderville school children had a picnic
Friday at the biological gardens.
Mrs. jim. White, OF Philadelphia, is COM
ing to reside at Butte.
Mr.. Hennessey, Of White Sulphur Springs,
came to Buttelast week to attend his sisters
Miss Mary williams, OF Granite, is a guest
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