Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-30
new DANCES TO LEARN
Society Young Men Advised
to Consult Their Dancing
Masters at Once.
The Union Club Opens the
Season with a Very
Swell Affair.
From Sundays Daily.

ono JUNG WcA 10 oAeTb 6hculseifcc q htOie
and learn them. as the ladies are not 30
| far behind the times.
II The Union party last Friday night
proved to be a most charming entertain
ment. Everybody went in for q good time
Friday evening and succeeded admirably.
Among those present were:
Mrs. Bush, street costume Of blue silk,
bonnet to match.
Mrs. John Forbis, black silk with hat to
correspond.
Mrs. Lynch. handsome ruby velvet with
vest and panel of white surah; diamonds.
Mrs. johnson, elegant gray silk.
Mrs.Mahano of Anaconda, beautiful white
silk.
Mrs. Horst, black silk with bonnet to
match.
Mrs. Potter OF Helena, { walking suit.
Mrs. Talbot, blue silk combined with
pink slrah; diamonds.
Mrs. Shatzlein, gray silk with pink trim.
mings.
Mrs. Gillie, black silk.
Mrs. Linsley, grey silk trimmed with red
surah.
Mrs. Lyman, grey silk.
Mr.. McCaig. decolette costume of white
silk.
Mrs. ssigel, becoming gown oil white rep
silk over pstticoat OF gray stripe; dia-
monds.
Mrs. Lippincott, empire gown OF white
silk, embroidered in gold braid; diamonds.
Mrs. Wild, walking suit OF garnet silk,
bound to match.
Mrs. Pennington, white faille franchise
ep train; diamonds.
Miss King Of Helena, handsome Grecian
costume OF yellow crepe de chene; natural
flowers.
Miss Kirkpatrick, red and black silk.
Miss Florence Kirkpatrick, black lace.
Miss Young, red silk.
Miss Bishop, pretty costume OF white
| silk.
Miss Bush, gray silk over petticoat OF
| white embroidered in gold.
Miss Laura Horst, decollette costume OF
ruby velvet; natural flowers.
Miss Beal, red silk.
Miss Smith, pink surah.
Miss Downey, red and blue figured China
silk.
Miss Gaylord. black With white sash.
Miss frankie Horst, decolette gown Of
white surah with beautiful bird resting on
left shoulder: natural flowers.
Miss Rezaor black lace. .
Miss Foster, street costume. :
Miss Cohn, handsome black velvet.
Miss Ward, black silk.
Miss Martin, costume OF black and red.
Miss ~Strasburger, elegant pink silk.
Mics Nettie Strasburgsr, empire gown OF
white combined with brocade.
Miss Wilcox, black lace pink ribbons;
| diamonds.
Miss Jacobs, handsome black silk.
Miss Finlayson, pink china silk.
Miss Evans, elegant raspberry colored
silk over petticoat OF brocade.
Miss Susye Birdseye, white albatros.
Miss Birdseye, black silk.
Gentlemen who attended were: Messrs.
Corbett, W. Lewis, Winston, Kester, Dun
ston, Pearson, Gilligan, Dutton, Moore,
Smith. Brophy, Cook of Helena, Hall,
Tucker, Marshall, Heslett, Foster, John
Forbis, King OF Helena, Gil'ie, Hennesey,
Perrin Irwin. Collins. Lyman. T~hornburg,
Pennington, Donohue, Jennings, Wild,
Long, Casey, Lewis, Butler, johnson, w.
A.. Clark:
Personal AND
The phrases II lave been to Anaconda"
and "We are not going to have telegraph
poles any longer" uttered by Patrick
Irvine seem to make him very popular and
causes him to be quoted quite often by the
young ladies.
A certain place Monday and Wednesday
evenings near the corner OF Montana and
Granite streets, affords the passer-by much
pleasure in listening to a phenomenal
vocalist thrill forth.
Miss Carlin of Watertown, Wisconsin, is
in the city visiting her cousin, Mrs. Burton.
This is their first meeting in t~wenty-three
years. Miss Carlin will remain in Butte
for some time.
Mrs. G. P. brennan leaves Monday for
the Fact, to visit her old home. Miss Ella
brennan, sister OF Mr.. brennan, will keep
house for her brother during his wife's alb
sence.
z st. Marks church OF Anaconda, will give
q fair the twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth
of December. The fair will close with a
German the night Of the fourteenth.
Mrs. Geo. W. Odell, who has been pass
ing several years in California, has re-
the Caplice building.
A. B. Cook and A. M. Thornburg, after
attending the Union club party, returned
to their homes al Helena Saturday after
noon.
Miss Jennie Smith, of Glasgow, Kentucky,
a niece of Julian Smith, of this city,
was one of the admired at Friday nights
ball.
The MINER job room can show the most
elegant assortment Of welding invitations
west of the Missouri. Inspection invited.
III, 8. Clark and family, accompanied by
the mother and sister Of Mr.. Clark, rt-
turned from the East last week.
The newest thing out in wedding au-
nouncemeuts, ball programmes, ETC., can
be seen in THa MINER job rooms.
Rev. Mr.. McAllister left Wednesday for
the East. Rev. Mr.. Hauk Of South Butte,
will preach in his place to-day.
~ AZ. II nIAl,,1 1oo., Co.
the Pacific coast this week for the benefit
OF Mrs. D'Acheul's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Barrett and daughter,
leave Monday for Helena and Great Falls,
to be zone about q week.
James F~eatherly, a member OF Helena's
city council, and wife were in town last
week visiting friends. |
Harry Tuttle has returned from a trip to
his friend, Mr.. Case. |
Walter Lewis lett for Chicago yesterday
afternoon TO purchase holiday goods for
o. K. Lewis u CO..
John N. Clark of New York, the father of
ira Yelling men, spent Tuesday aud We'd
nesday in town.
Mrs. Tom Lavelle has returned from .
delightful visit to her mother at Wood
IsifcIi A0nhts I
Nate Dreyfus, with Cans & Klein, was
confined to his room with a sore throat
last week. |
IA. J. Johnston left for Helena Wednesday
to visit Mr.. Davidson. He returned
Saturday.
Mrs. Murray Miles came up from Ana
conda to attend the Union club party Fri
day night.
For the latest designs in fancy stationery
and ball programmes visit THE MINER job
Miss Laura King and Mrs. Potter o!
Helena, are the guests OF the Misses
Horst.
Mrs. Mantle returns this week from Salt
Lake where she has been visiting for some
time.
j. A. MACPHERSON, who has been sick at
Dillon for some time. will be in Butte this
week.
James Shields left for Salt Lake Friday
night with his family to spend the winter:
Mrs. e. c.. F~reischlag Of P%hilipshurg, il
her mother, Mrs. Woodward.