Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-17
|S0CIETY'S GAY WHIRL.


CHECK EANCT1S FLOW.
Re6Cptions, Darcss and Picnics Help q
Drive Away DHIl Csre i Keep the
Social world In . Fsfmsnt-A Peep
lnto the world In tthieh Move Butte'i
-Four Hundred.
The term quiet ID certainly not applica.
BILE TO the past six days, Tor between the re.
ception, party, drives and picnics. all waa
busting and excitement. And yet in all
this hurry some ladies are seen in the
early morning esconced in their easy chairs,
busily engaged with some mysterious dark
work which requires rather.a large nipple
ment and coarse material, that they may
attend these many pleasures.
rHE PANsY RECEPTIONS.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Richard r.
Hoge entertained bet lady friends from Q
to 8, in honor OF her SISTER, Mrs. Smith,
and Miss Tucker. One hundred and sew
enty-fye invitations were issued. and 1t 10
safe TO say that all we're accepted.
Il being d s'psnsy reception" OF course
that modest, yet beautiful little hover
was used az the principal horai
and it's bright hued lace greeted the visitor
at every turn, and coqusttishly peeped
from the most unexpected places and cor
nere. The effect Of the many hued
"Johnnie Jumpulps" was most exquisite,
and lent o charm peculiar and hard
to explain. Other flowers were also used
and on entering the reception rooms the
sight which greeted the guests was beauti-
fui and charming in tine extreme, and it re-
ouired but q slight stretch OF tbs imagina-
ton to transform the place into an en-
chanted palace inhabited by n OF the
good kings or queens which fascinated the
minds of the guests in the days when fairies
and eenii were vet actual beings, instead Of
having an existence only in the tales told
in the nursery and by the freside. The
table was laid lovely in embroidered doy-
lies, and 90 everywhere else here the pansy
took the lead, e. an immense fish platter
was laden with the very choicest and lar
gest that could be obtained. Tbs commits
saries were undoubtedly furnished from
fairyland itself. Still, n~otwithstand-
ing all this array OF masnihcence
the hostess shone above all. the
most beautiful and rarest flower. She was
attirei in black satin rhadamcre and
MORE combined, with diamonds and roses
for ornaments. The same ornamenta
ton wal used also by those who assisted
her.
Mrs. Smith, London smoke, trimmed in
wide Persian bands.
Miss Tucker, cream figured china silk
and mahrgany surah, carnations.
Mrs. Shuts, Mrs. McCaig and Miss Re.
'nouard made all feel at home in the dining
room, and did the honors with q charm
and grace peculiarly their own.
Among those invited were: Mesdames
J. x. Clark. W. r. Kenyon, J.R. Wharton,
John Forbis, Geo. Irvine, Chas. Eltinge,
kirkpatrick, John Noyes, Thornton, Will
cox, John Gillie, Hammond, Jacobs, Evans,
W. A. Clark, Siegel, Holmes, Dewitt,
D,Acheul, Reed, Jack, Hammer, Wollaston,
McCais, Majors, Haddow, Tuttle, Shuts,
Henderson, Underwood, Dawson, Dawson,
Jr.. LarQey,. James Forbis, N. G. Ray,
Birdseye, Hight, Butler, McCune, Tom La.
velle, Horst, Hoyt, Ringing Sands, Wynne,
Knowles, Richards, Phouts, Lloyd, Lip
pincott, Smith, Sawyer, Russell, War.
rem, Mantle, Ross Clark, lockwood.
James Monteath ST.; James Monteath Jr.,
Calderhead, McDevitt. Leonard, ]. G.
Maslin, Howard, Barnard, Geoi. Lavelle.
Bishop, Ames, Brownlee, 8. e. Johnston,
Thos. Campbell, Slater, Rnger. Drennen,
Foster, Cowsn, Turner, Mcbride, Haldorn,
Shatsline, Monroe, Bush, Henry Williams,
Galbraith, White. Mcdowell, Blake. Dore'
mus, Doulton, DR.. Lesvitt, Newbro.
Chevrir, Forbis, Leyman, Slavery, Geo.
Dickinson, Alexander, Sargent, Jacatot,
Shepherd, c. W. Cannon, Helena. DR..
Mitchell, Robt. Law, Deer Lodge, Supren-
ant, Paxton, Anaconda; VIM. Hal, Camp.
bell, Walkerville; O. K. Lewis, Dillon; L,
". Smith, Wyoming; Misses Tucker, Keo'
kuk, Rosa, Draft, Kirkpatrick, Florsnce,
Kirkpatrick, Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Allie
Noyes, Mi~ckiejohn, Wilcox, Jacobs, Evans,
Clark, DeWolf, Birdseye, Susye Birds
eve, Horst, frankie Horst, Irvine.
Hennessey, Berger, Renouard, Bishop,
Cora Young Foster, Banta, O'Farral,
Kate O'Farral, Agnes Harte, Laura King,
Helena Wheeler, O'Brannan, Dolly Walker,
Noye s, Matte Evans, Casey, Alexander,
Jean Alexander.
JUVENILE RTY
ARay party OF little folks assembled al
Miss Lolo Bishops Saturday afternoon.
many games were INDUCED in, which, az Q
matter OF course, sharpened their appetitet
which were thoroughly satisfied, for q de
lishtful repast held them ~spellbound end
many eyes were 'big as saucers."
Those invited were Annie and Muggy
Lowrie, Alice Hogs, Ella Clark, Cors
Feathsrly, Blanch and Mary Sarchett, Ella
and Lucy Kirkpatrick, Florence McDevitt
Mary Warren, Ray Jacobs, Mary AND
Katie Jonas, Willie Dixon, Walter Clark.
Willie Kenyon, Carl Horst, and Charlie
EItinge.
Many driving parties have been contem
plated OF late, and at last one has oc
Cured. Saturday evening about si1
O'Clock Miss Cora Young and Captain
Niedenhoien, Miss Helen Gaylord and A.
Collins, Miss Addie Thornton and Viii
Thomson, Miss Dollie Walker and Walter
Lewis, Miss Allie Noyes and Perry Irvine
| mounted their prancing steeds, and aftel
/ riding through town, wended their way
toward Columbia gardens, returning hom'
later in the evening. , a@5& - a.
/ AN ENJOYABLE PICNIC.
| There are those who know just what il
required to give pleasure to others whether
old or young, grown people or children
and Of this class are our Catholic friends
| especially 60 when it is a church picni'
/ they take in hand, as was proven las
| Wednesday, when the ladies OF that church
| with Fathers Van de Ven and Van d.
| Brock led the Sunday-school OF thei
| church to Warm Springs. The day wa
auspicious, exactly what was desired 10
the occasion, providence smiling upol
them, evidently having had them in mind
Then with baskets well laden, n tn
| elegant grounds in which the youngster
| could run free and hunt appetites. Wha
more could be added to complete the day
Long will it be remembered by all thos
who were there. -
THEY WANT TO VOTE.
| And now the tug Of Wal comes. our legia
llators or rather our constitution makers
meeting in that nominal capital calle
Helene, have that never ending question
before them, shall all the lords OF cres
| ton LEFT the frail other sex into o cour
ellis and by so doing allow them the frar
Echise OF every American citizen, and il 20
| do. won't there be more or less trouble i
these various camps7" Can these aior.
said "lords" hold their own when thei
'better halves have Q fair chance to g
in their work, and the gambling house an
saloon have to look TO them for the priv
looo ~ continuing the business? Men OF th