Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Launching u Debutante.

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One of the most delightful social events of
Thanksgiving week was the dancing party
given by MIR. and Mrs. F. Adler at their cosy
home on upper Dodge street Thursday even.
ing in honor of their daughter Miss Flcra
Adler, who, on this occasion made her debut
In the realm of fashionable life. The Adler
home is well known FORTS genuine hospitality
and it certainly proved its right to be thus
known on the occasion above mentioned.
The house was brilliantly decorated with
palms, smilax and ferns, while here and
there magnificent chrysanthemums gave
color to the scene. The house is large and
roony and the arrangements made for the
comfort of the guests were complete In every
particular.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adler, assisted by the fair
debutante, received in the east drawing room,
while a large orchestra played a we'll arranged
program of chamber music in the hallway
without.
Mrs. Adler, who has the pleasant faculty
of making everybody feel perfectly at home,
was costumed in a lovely crepe of pale olive
color, trimmed in chiffon and a girdle of
turquoise and emeralds, which became her
beauty well. Her were handsome
diamonds.
Miss Adler, already a great ~favorlte in So
ciety, is a beautiful young woman with that
maidenly reserve which is most charming in
her sex, was gowned Decomingly in an ele-
giant golden silk crepe, trimmed with crystal
fringe, decollete. 1t was simply made like all
her costumes which are noted for their quiet
elegance. Her ornaments were also dia-
monds. During the evening she presented
the guests with a tiny rosebud, a souvenir Of
the occasion, a graceful and pretty way of
expressing her pleasure at their presence.
After the reception of the guests the rooms
were given over to the dancers, which were
canvassed for the occasion. Later in the
evening supper was served at small tables in
the library, the guests having previously ad-
journed above stairs, the grand march being
the signal for the supper hour. Five courses
were on the MENU, toasts being given during
the evening. Miss Clara Schlesinger ~otticiat-
ing as toast mistress. Her references to the
far debutante were gracious and well con-
sidered. Miss Adler welcomed the guests in
a few pleasant words of welcome, and the
health of Mr.. and Mrs. Adler was drunk in
sparkling champagne. Speeches were made
by Mr.. c.. S. Elgutter, DR.. Rosenau and Mr..
julius Meyer. After supper the guests re-
sumed dancing, rounding out an evening
which was suspicious ito one person at least
as it was delightful to ell the guests present
who were: -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heltsr, Mrs. Hostettor,
Albuquerque; Mrs. TIaSchlesinger, Misses
Pa. New, Chicago; Catrie Goldsmith, Ella
Heller, Matte PolackzaJDl!ie Polack, Tillie
Newman, Blanche Hfllman, Isabelle G.
Adler, Addle NewutaJ Sadie Schlesinger,
Clara Schlesinger, Bettfe Haas, Clara Kinds
kopf, Minnie LobmanlO Olga Tevelis, Hattie
Becker, Bette SeligsQhn.
Messrs. Charles Efgttter, M. Zunder, Ben
RosenJhal, G. Deicheki julius Meyer, Trau-
erman, BottensteIn, BdtJWessel, Alex Wes-
sci, Martin oberfelder, Simon Bloom,
Langstadter, Rev. William Rosenau, Arthur
Rosenau, Kaufman, r Rose, Samuel Schles-
niger, DR.. Rosewatdr, Max berg,
Lou Reicnenberg, Samuel Frank.