Butte semi-weekly miner., 1889-03-13
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II Count Dorsey In Heroic Attitudes -The
IL serenading Club Concludes to Desist,
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ANACONDA, March o. Correspondence
Of the Miner. Spring is certainly smiling.
!. and we all earnestly hope that she will con-
, .inue her smiles. The weather here is per-
fection, and all are making the best Of it,
driving, riding, and walking. A number OF
, very enthusiastic pedestrians are going to
organize walking club at an early date.
J No lazy persons will be admitted. The
J regulation costumes will be short and sub
stantial; broad white hats, and each one
viii carry stout walking stick. This will
be called the Hickory Club" A few OF our
society ladies are making arrangements for
q tennis club. It is not decided yet how
large the membership will be. A partial
list only has been made. Grounds for q
II tennis court have not been selected. but in
, all probability they viii be situated on
South Main street or in that vicinity.
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surprise parties. We have had several Of
late and they proved to be highly enjoyable.
One was given at the residence of Mrs. VIM.
Matthews last week, which was surprise
indeed to the hostess. This proved to be
such a perfect success that another was
ARRANGED for this week which proved most
delightful to all participants, and was given
in honor of Miss Sadie Harris, of Deer
Lodge, who has been visiting her friend
Mrs. @. e. Irvine on Third street. About
thirty couples congregated and proceeded
in a body to Mrs. Irvine's residence where
! the hostess and her charming guest
graciously received them, although
the latter was completely lost in surprise
| at the merry crowd around her. Accord
ing to previous arrangements they turned
| their steps towards Evans Hall, where a
| band Of musicians waited them, and soon
all was as merry as marriage bell. Dane
Wednesday closed the festivities for the |
next forty days. Contrary to the rules, 4
however, feasting instead of fasting was |
INDUCED in until l O'Clock, when after /
ad;sus. good-byes and hearty wishes that |
Miss Harris revisit our town, the party |
wended their way to their respective
homes.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. William
Read gave "Thimble Party" As Wednes-
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friends are supposed to call or visit infor.
mally on that particular day. On this
occasion twelve were invited to come
and bring work bags, thimbles, ETC.,
and sew, visit, chat, eat ice and confeetions
and be generally sociable. The afternoon
was delightfully."- spent.
On Friday evening an impromptu mu-
sicale was given at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Fl. Paxson, on Third street. Twelve
of their friends met there and were treated
to some fine music by Prof. Bergstrom, Mr..
Nitzy and Miss Stanley.
One Of our leading social lights will give
during Lent "pioneer" tea party. her
guests at this "tea" will be those ladies
who were here when she came to our town
q bride few years ago. /
During the last two weeks the young |
ladies have looked at each other and won.
dered il ''it' was really true, or if such
lovely spring weather had brought mirage.
but the bee" while looking around met
and pain made the Bird confess
that the partnership had been
dissolved by mutual consent of
both parties and in the future
fishing would be preferred to hunting |
white Wings" OF course we are sur
prised as this case. since last October, has {
seemed hopeless, but like many others {
when least expected, are broken. The {
Bird, when last seen. wore happy smile {
and was humming the popular air, There's
Just as Good Fish in the Sea-" seemingly t
little caring that his new trade could not /
be followed. tg
1t is the general opinion OF his many +
gentlemen and lady friends that "Count
Dorsey" is the lion of the season. He made
not a few at the Alert bali OF
last week, clothed in smiles and many L.
,olored badges, as he gallantly served on !
the reception committee. At the german he 4
also carried off the laurels, and at the \
asst fire he made a name immortal for '
himself, so heroically did he wade through 8
rivers OF mud and scale high walls, break n
windows and struggle with miles OF hose. r
Lastly the blessings Of every society per- G
ion in this town will rest upon his head for /,
jhe willing services he rendered last Tues h
lay evening, and il the round dances did | T
exceed the square dances, 1--WE ought to be a
thankful for that"
Our serenading club are going to disband.
They have discovered that their efforts to
'ntertain have not been appreciated. They
leclare that alter weary tramp in the
mud, together with extreme vocal exertion, n
lon-acknowledgment is discouraging and
lenceforth aud forever will waste no more
ime. talent or breath on the midnight air
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,orts have gained circulation to the effect q
,usly welded and ferocious dogs let loose. 8,
They console themselves by saying, "'Tis A
III matter of TASTE" =,
The Saints Rest" and 'Devil's Roost"
re no more. The parties composing the !.
after have taken up their abode ON Mob d
Hill and will hereafter bear more Chris s
ian-like sobriquet. They will soon be in b
eadiness for surprise party, they say. n
It is whispered that they of the Copper
less will give a I1enten thigh tea." Joe ~
'arroll will preside at the tea table.
Miss Allie Kempland was treated to a it
urprise party on Friday evening. lb
Mrs. j. F. Terrence, who has been visit :,
ng her mother, Mrs. J. e. Peckover, for &C
he past two months, will leave for Salt III
lake on Wednesday. tb
Miss Freddie Kenyon OF Butte is the n,
uest OF Mrs. Geo. Lindsey OF Mill Creek a.
his week. H.,
Mrs. Jos. Clark visited Mrs. VIM. Read "
few days this last week, and returned M
ONE on Friday. lgi
Miss Sadie Harris OF Deer Lodge, who ci
as been the guest OF Mrs. Judge Irvine for n,
week, returned to her home on Friday. r
Miss Nellie Stanley OF Butte, who has J"
cen visiting Mrs. r. II. Paxson for the az
asst two weeks, will leave on Wednesday III
,r her home at Butte. IN
Mrs. z. E. Wolfe OF Deer Lodge visited in
lends in Anaconda this week. icc
The family OF Mr.. D. Cohen will arrive in
naconda from San Francisco to-day; they bl
ill live on South Oak street. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paxson, Miss Stanley, Mr.. Is
}. G. Porter, Miss Kate Canovan, Mr.. J. DC
I. Brown, Miss Lydia Jennings, Mr.. Fred lct
eckver, the Misses Lingo, Mr.. L. d. Bridge
nd D. F. Hallihan, Miss Ellenbecker and la
n. Frank Kennedy will be guests at the bt
farm Springs to-day. BEE. wi
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