Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-07
d SOCIAL WHIRLIGIG.


ED MAN-EASHION DEGREES
TEE MOUsTACHE MUST 60.
Lawn Fete by the Union Club Mt which
Much Pleasure Was Experisnced-Ju-
veniIs Birthday P~a-ty-Society Small
TaIk, Mostly Personal but Some Other
wise.
Now the young man is deeply interested
in his moustache, wondering how he win
look and what folks win say whsn he per-
mits that adorable appendage to depart,
for dame fashion says it is something OF
the past. One OF our most nsthetic young
men 10 losing the pride OF his life by de-
grees, for even though very brave, cannot
And yet what is this to the temptation Of
the bald headed man when he realizes by
the mere casting away Of . small portion
OF the scalp he may have that part of his
Uranium sodded anew. Surely this garden
ing will become q craze il any one attempts
it, for think OF the envy created by three
or four shades Of hair on one head.
UNION cLUB
The first Union club dance OF the season
occurred last Tuesday evening at Colum.
bia gardens, and, az predicted, all had q
thoroughly enjoyable time. The moo
having hidden herself for the present, hui
man invention had to come to the rescue,
lighting thesardens ~justenough and making
the dancing pavilion q scene Of brilliancy.
The ladies oil wore pretty costumes suit
able for q lawn fets.
Among those who enjoyed the dance were:
Mesdames Hammond, Butler, Sporting, W.
A. Clark. J. Ross Clark, Kirkpatrick,
Holmes, John.,Forbis Gillie; McGaig, Lynch.
Talbot, Smith, Henderson, ,Desseau,
Daniels, lockwood, Chauvin, Pincus, Cole,
Tom Lavelle, Misses Hammond, Clark,
Renouard, Daft, Wilcox, Kenyon, Kirk.
patrick. Tucker, Jacobs, Hsnnessey,
Black, Wheeler, Bishop, Foster, Eva Stras.
burger. Cole. Gentlemen, Messrs. Desseau,
Hammond, Kirkpatrick, Kester, Jacobs,
Dunstan, Corbett, Chauyin, Cole, Lane.
Sporting, Tom Lavelle, Heslet, Peirson,
Wilson, Casey, Jennings, Gilligan, Will
Clark, Chas. Clark, Orion, Miller, Donahue,
Butler, Gillie, Henderson, ]. Ross Clark,
Foster, Long, Tucker, Lynch, Talbot and
Lansing.
JUAENILE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Master Charles Eltinge last evening cele-
brated the fifth anniversary OF his birth by
a delightful party to his little friends.
Though SO young, the little host proved
himself worthy Of the position. Soon
after 8 o'clock the house was thrcnged
with a merry troop OF pretty children.
Games Of all kinds and an elegant repast
made 8 o'clock come all too
Among the guests were; Ray Jacobs,
Gladys Tuttle, Lolo Bishop. Willie Ken.
yon, Nell Lloyd, Rumley Dewitt, Clarence
and Ada Holmes, Nat and Mary Bostwick,
Will and Paul Clark, Mary Irvine, Hugh
Forbis, Kitty Clark, Emma Buel, Alice
Hoge, Pansy and Nose Kirkpatrick, Cora
Fetherly, Helen, Leta, Edna, Hester,---
--Lavelle, Fanny Thornton, Joe Robin.
son, Bell Robinson, Cowan, Mary Warren, |
Harold Sands, Ella and Walter Clark, |
Harry Kessler, Glad Cairns, Glenn Hines,
Willie Dixon, Harry and John Jack, Elise
buffet, May Hamilton, BERTHE Mestger,
Master Jonas, Blain Rymel. George and
Ike Lewis, Wallace and Virginia McCrackin, |
Carl Horst Ellen Triton, Kenneth Wollas.
ton and sister, Flora Thomson, Elliot e.
Simmons, Levy and Cosey McAllister and
Don Russell.
SMALL TALK.
Seven young men thoroughly exhausted
from the heat and dust of Butte, have
packed a mess.chest full OF good things and
left town yesterday morning, to spend a
week or two at Dempsey lake, to recuper-
ate. Judging from their bill Of fare, one
would conclude they were quite healthy at
present. The party is composed OF James
Crossman, Will Thomson, Jennings Kerr,
Will Clark, Murray Liebenstein, Charlie
Clark and Will Noyes. The three first
as the rest, and it is feared they have an
attack OF heart disease.
Miss Robb gave a picnic yesterday after
noon at Columbia gardens, where all spent
a delightful day. Those participating were
Miss Robb, Mrs. Robb, Mrs. Ross Clark
and children, Mrs. Holmes and children,
Mrs. Dewitt and son, and Miss Rumley.
The second AT Home" of Mrs. T. La.
velle was well attended Thursday night.
Dancing and card playing gave pleasure to
many, while the music, the chief feature OF
the evening. was well rendered by some OF
Butte's best performers. Mr.. Howard, who
has already earned an enviable reputation
by his exquisite playing on the violin, per-
formed several choice selections, accom-
panied by Miss Wheeler.
Last Monday a number OF little misses
spent q pleasant afternoon with Mabel
it being her birthday. Among
those present were: Mabel Thomson,
Florence Thomson, Bessie, Florence and
BERTHE Hammer, Ada Holmes, Lulu
Largey, Bette Boyce, Nellie and Agnes
Spi Ter, Mary Coey and Flora Thomas.
Superintendent and Mrs. Law spent q
few days with Mr.. Cornell last week.
Miss Rogers OF Philipsburg is visiting
Miss Warfeld.
Miss Grace Wallace and Messrs. Harry
and Dean Lyman are on q visit OF two
weeks or more to Mrs. Colonel Lloyd.
Miss Camp, after apleassnt visit in Butte
leaves for her home Tuesday.
Mr.. Blackiston left for Port Townsend
last Monday.
John Hamilton and family have re-
turned from Spokane, to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Henderson, OF Platte
vile. Wisconsin, are visiting II. D. Roberts
and family.
Mrs. G. hoyt arrived from Boston Thurs
day evening.
Msssrs. Duryea and Doremus are in town.
Mrs. McCrackin and children, and Miss
Cox have gone to the Big Hole to spend q
few days.
Mrs. McAllister, who has been very i'll the
past week, is convaleseing slowly.
Henry Ferris has been confined to bis
all week. /
Mrs. Durstan and daughter Daisy, of
Anaconda, spent Thursday in Butte, the
guests OF Mrs. W. z. Kenyon.
Mrs. r. B. Wallace leaves for Boulder
soon, to remain a few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Murray arrived in Butte
Thursday night, and were warmly well
coined by their many friends.
MI. and Mrs. Knapp and child, after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. CT. Eltinge, returned
California, Monday.
Mr.. Goodale, after attending the Muir.
wedding, left for the east
Miss Gaylord left for Helena, Sat-
urdAy.
MI. and Mrs. Fred sully will spend to-
day in Butte. Il
Will Craig, of Helena, will spend part of
his vacation this month in Battle.
A "grasshopper' party is to be given this
week by Miss Hattie Evans and Miss
frankie Horst.
James J. Davidson, of Pennsylvania,
and DR.. D. R. Terrence, OF Warm Springs,
hora haoy, ~v;oikin1 AloY .J0hnafnn. |