Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-20
WEEKLY society GOSSIP
The Sons of Veterans Vary the
Monotony of the Week
by Dancing.
Personal and General Gossip
Hints to Gentlemen Desir-
to Dress Correctly.
From Sundays Daily.

uay oNehihg, experienced most delightir
time and enjoyed themselves as only lover
of the dance can enjoy themselves whe
the floor is perfect, the music euchantin
and the company-well, agreeable. Th
hall was brilliantly illuminated and det
GRATED most artistically with flags an
bunting draped in graceful folds and curves
Large oil paintings OF Lincoln, Garfield an,
Grant were suspended from the walls an,
relieved by the national colors arrange
with artistic effect. Orton's orchestr,
furnished the music, which is all the prais
that need be uttered. The guests arrives
earlier than usual and at 10 O'Clock dane
ing was under way. Commander Holme
with his daughter, Miss Lalla
led the grand march and conducted tn
dancers through some very intricat
and be Autiful evolutions. Dancing thel
began and continued until midnight whel
supper was served, when pleasure agaiI
reigned until 2 O'Clock when "taps" wal
sounded and the merry revelers betool
themselves to their quarters.
Those present were: Mesdames A. A
Burton, w. J. Crittendon, e. M. Noble, H
A. Sheads, M. s. Fifer, Simon Hausevirth
Williams, Lira, ]. j. York, A. Turner, anC
the Misses Ang q Burton, Mary Dobbin
Mary hangers, Lizzie Martin, Maggie Mar
tin, Mary Smell, Julia Wilson, Helen Fifer
Mary Maloney, Jennie Hail, Sina Lam
Sroff, Maud Pic rson, Tillie Nadeau, Emms
Ruger, Hohner, Anna Roth, E. M
Dakin, L. T. Evans, Ada Woodward
A. Beatty, Grace Dunvia, Abbie Turner,
The gentlemen were: Messrs. Fl. A. Bur
ton, ]. B. Scott, DR.. q: L. Homes, n. j
Juksen, Capt. N. J. O'Brien. Lieut.. Corby
T.iaut Eirsch a g Gopodnr a M Grapv
g. F. Dougherty, F. York, J. N. Congdor
R. w. Stevens, G. Fl. Ward, NJ. e
Tourdere, E. H. Metcalf, j. B. Fogel
h. c. Nicely, G. A. Noble. A. Gillis, A. Hol-
lingsworth, W. Luxton, j. W. Custer, w
j. Crittenden, p. A. Mcdonald, f. B.
'Thomes, Frank Miller, Harry Kinroer
George w. Bowen, Marion McCembs, Z. j.
Scharz, ". L. Hawley, Sanford Dali
gle, r. A. Goldsmith, L. H: Rogers,
land, d. J. Hennessy, T. J. Gilligan,
81. A. sheads, J. Wulan, w. Harmon. D,
Burt, George Febschen, Il. e. Nc.
Combs, J. V. Long, Wilkens, W. P. Brad
ley, John Hester, j. w. Bamerman, 0. b
Comstock, j. c. Neiester, Nickel, John P.
Slusser, Truner, Pearson, A. A. Cratz, and
many others.
JUVENILE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A delightful party wss given one evening
last week by Mrs. McDevitt to her little
niece, Floren Horgan, it being her seventh
birth day. Mrs. G. F. Hoyt played for
much amusement. charming table was
spread with all the delicacies to tempt the
dainty appetite. Among those present
were: Gladys Tuttle, May Hamilton, Ergo
Majors, Toad Jack, Lulu and Selars Lar
gey, Rumley Dewitt, Helen, Edna and
Hester Lavele, Charles Sullivan, Elva and
Rosa Mathers, Eloise Cuffet, Clara, Laura
and Louis Clark, Charlie Eltinge, George
Mather, May, Maud aud Doad Talbot,
Willie Dixon, Katie and jimmie Sullivan
Walter Clark, Elso, Theo and Charlie Rus
ssl' Ella Clark, Margery and Kenneth
Woolaston, Lola Bishop, Nat and Nellie
Lloyd, Ray Jacobs, Jack Dugan, Morris
Sperling and Cora Featherly.
Personal AND OTHERWISE.
Ben King was in town last week.
DIR. Muss 'ngbrod leaves for New York to-
day.
L.C. Fyhrie OF Dillon, arrived in Butte
Saturday.
Judge and Miss DeWolf spent Thursday
at Helena.
MIR. and Mrs. Dewitt returned home last
Wednesday.
Ell. Bonner OF Deer Lodge, arrived in
the city Saturday. ..
Mr., Loring went East last Saturday morn
to puf chase goods.
Mr.. Pierce OF Des Moines, 1a., spent
Thursday in the city.
Senator w. M. Thornton OF Anaconda,
was in the city Friday.
w. J. Penrose is home again from an ex-
tended tour OF the East.
Gen, Warren and j. X. Clark returned
Friday night from their outing.
Miss Matte Evans leaves Sunday Tor
Salt Lake to visit her sister, Mrs. Shields.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Hall and daughter
are visiting Mrs. j. r. Walker at Salt
Lake.
Mrs. G. s. Warren entertained few
friends last Monday evening most dehsht-
fully. .t'
DR.. and Mrs. Leavitt have taken the resi-
dence OF the Hon. W. W. Dixon Tor 'he
winter.
From the East it is learned ttat the en-
oapement of Joe Reed OF Helena, has been
announced.
Mrs.J.F F. Kelly and Mrs. Fred Wey lett
Friday night for California, where tney
will spend the winter.
Henry Williams OF the Colorado smelter,
has been quite ill the past week, but is
gradually improving
Miss Margaret Morgan, niece OF MAJ:
Dawsop. returned with Mrs. Dawson iast
week, and will spend the winter mere.
Miss Allie Warfeld and Miss Maud keI'
NOR are oettine no q musical club, which
will meet next week and fully organize.
Master Harold Sands entertained a lew
friends very pleasantly Saturday a1ter'
noon, the occasion being his filth blrthday.
Messrs Gebel and Navoni performed
NEW 6ne sslections Sunday evening Tor
CoI. Horst at his residence on West Gaiena'
Mrs M;les and the Misses Miles, Bishop
.1J Tacohs and Messrs. Perrin Irvine ano
Collins occupied n box at the concert Ell
day night. ,,
MIRA Geof. Lavell entertained Mrs. Mar
cns Dalv Miss DeWolf Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Ross Clark and Miss Hattie Evans at
theatre party Friday night.
Tha what club spent q most charming
waning last Tuesday at Mrs. Kenyon's'
Th ir next meeting will be at Mrs. ION
Lavelle's, on Tuesday night.
Mr. schurmeier, OF the firm OF Lindeier,
Warner q Schurmeier. is here adjusting the
Iossas of the Bonner Mercantile company,
and will be the guest Of ]. R. Boyce, Jr.' al
dinner to-day.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick entertained at "Lnnch'
J eonn Thursday afternoon in honor OF MRS.
Marcus DAILY. Those present were Mesdamef
Adams, DAILY, j. e. Evans, Dc Won, .;
Ross Clark and the Misses Matte and
Hattie Evans. =,
Alex Johnston expects to visit ms olo ,
home in Pennsylvania soon; from Gnere u. ~
intends starting for Europe and viii IN in q, .,
reliability spend month or Two g
MNsnt Stewart, Lord Londonderry
couH Y residence in Ireland.
MasS Sr;Rennie Tibbey entertained nlt
many e;sh Thursday afternoon in honoi
OF n'S Mslen hbirthday. Those presenl
were was Maud =. Lizzie Gaylord, Aas
HamnOnSpa nSmS and Eddie Lulu Wey, Ber'
Nelson ena Clarence Holiness ,ond, Charlie
and Nat so Boi'sn into Miners ,dsa Ua'' o.
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