The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-17

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Mr, Harlow, prince or Wales costume or
tiilo black material, bodice cnt8 W. shape
tllsd Ia with d~siicate. hand-embroidsrsa
German linen, hnir n Ia Chesterfield and
bouquet OF hin eonal Mel roses.
MIR. Craig, chartnjng costume OF black
broadeloth. black satin vest, white lingerie,
specially designed by Wilson Bros.
Mr. T~hornburgh, latest Gonfeotion from
%. Morris white satin Innings, diamond
ornaments. -.s
plain but elegant habilimonts Of a dark
shade, on trAiIie, duOhessa lace trimmings
and heavy gold ornaments.
Mt. Word appeared with his usual Gle
ganceso 81 manner very appropriately attired
N black broaacloth, white aatin bodice
and corsage bouquet of forRst-me-nots.
Mr.. Hotter, becoming combination Of
non-colors, high Mediei collar, patent
leather pumps. gold ornaments and hair
arranged a Ia Grecque.
Mt. Sharpe appeared with his usual
graciousnesa, respondent in old-time Ham.
burg cloth suit, made long and clinging.
edged with satin stripes Of maryilIeux, cream
chiffon ruche, and diamond ornaments.
MT. u. Porter, suitable costume Of black
broadol.ottl, with alLrubber trimmings.
patent leather ankle boots, tos weights OF
gold nuggets from G~rasshopper gulch,
dinmond ornaments.
DR.. Barbour, di~rectoire coat with revers
Of yeloprs, edged with heavy twilled braid,
black bengaline bodice filled in with cream
chiffon and Irish point, dinnlond ornaments
and corsage bouquet of bachelor buttons.
Mr.. Harry Davis. striking costume of
black and white. old gold Innings. hair
dressed 9 pAnglais, with aarniture Of
daisies.
MI. 81. w. LIKE. handsome black COS
chief with tiny green and red polkadots,
ornaments, rhinestones, hair dressed q Ia
Julius Cesar.
Mr.. Churchill. Among the most noticeable
OF tho gusts was Mr.. Churchill in a per-
fectly lifting imported costume of heavy
black CLOTH, relieved with folds Of cream
surah becominely draped. diamond orna-
ments.
MIR. Metten, elegantly attired in black
broadcloth, garnished with heavily en-
broidered white Holland linen collar and
cuffs. diamond ornaments. cream roses.
MI. George Child looked unusually hand
some in 4 dead black imported costume,
white satin Innings, W. shaped neck filed
in with oriental lace diamond ornaments,
hair dressed q la %pompadour, bouquet Of
heliotrope.
Mr.. King, imported costume Of fine
Moulier broadoloth, set off with dead white
India silk bodice, heavily trimmed with
priceless old lace, diamond ornaments and
corsage bouquet of La France roses.
Mr.. II. A. Luke made . most charming
appearance in a costume composed of
White linen with trimmings Of black broad
cloth. diamond ornaments, no flowers.
UT. Walker appeared with his usual happy
broadcloth combined with cream white
bodice Of %taffeta, heavily bordered with
down, high Medici collar and hair dressed
plainly but becomingly, natural flowers.
Mr.. Steve Carpenter, elegant costume of
dull! shades. lowered bodice cut high neck,
rutt1A6 ranoIn e0na1 Nth nanrl hao1o ro11
ornaments.
Mr.. Harry Luke, handsome costume of
black relieved with bands of feather trim
ming. black satin bodice with knots of os-
trich plumss, blonde wig, diamond orna-
ments.
u The ladies present were: Mesdames Wal
lace. Hunt, Buck, Bradshaw, Clnyberg,
Barbour. Kenneth, s.. II. Kenneth, Wither-
Doe. Bach. Sizer. Davenport, Child, w. @.
Child, Huntley. Hill, Luke. j. Porter,
Morehead. Davis johnson, Conrad. Lots
Blaine, Ella Blaine, Rumley, Gordon,
Franklin, Sharpe, Carpenter, Phillips,
Wade. Barbour, Davenport. Hedges, Logan,
Cullen. Cowan, King, Curtiss, Swan, Swan.
Barnaby, Briscoe, Lehman, Marshall, Mar
shall, Baird. -
One Of the most recherche affairs OF the
season was the leap year party given Thurs
day night by the young ladies to their many
gentleman friends at Calumet hall, which
was Handsomely decorated for the occasion.
At $3.50 sharp the ladies took their partners
for the grand march. It was a beautiful
sight-the brilliantly lighted ball room, the
ladies attired in light evening gowns. At
ll:3O supper was served, after which dane
ing was again resumed and it was not till
the wee small hours'' that the guests de-
parted, the gentlemen wishing that leap
year would come more often.
The guests of the evening were:. Messrs.
Birkenfeld, H. Lobe. S. Poznanski, u.
Aautman, =. 4. Cohen, a; ]. Peznanaki, 7.
Go esiail' e. A. Mar NJ L. Aaf Kiei H. f1G Fyo;ei a.
man, S. Hepner, L. Sohott, w. Schott,
Goats, Vein. F~reidlander, Sheyer, Boyer,
Harris, N. Marks. M. Silverman, j. Davis,
B.. Loeb, A. d. Solomon, NJ. Jacobs.
The chaperons were, Mesdames Birken-
field. Kaufman, Lobe and Pozhanski. Mrs,
Birkenfeld was handsomely attirea in
black faille en- traine trimmed in jets and
point lace. Her ornaments were diamonds.
Mrs. kaufman wore an olive green velvet
en- tIaine. richly trimmed with irridescent
beads, diamond ornaments.
Mrs. II. Loble, a gown Of old rose silk
slippers and gloves.
Mrs. S. Poznanski, a dove-gray suit trim
med in gimp, gloves and slippers to match,
diamond ornaments. wv
Among those present were:
Miss Gensoerger, who wo,e q black silk
and laos. 4fcollete, flowers.
Miss Oettinger, of Butte, a mahogany
fallle trimmed in brocade, made Grecian.
Miss Feldberg, pink crepe du chime,
trimmed with ostrich tips, dscollete, elbow
Miss Davies, dove-gray silk, train trim
med In steel passamenterie and velvet.
Miss Greenwood. garnet silk and velvet,
with chiffon trimmings, cut V shaped and
elbow% sleeves.
Miss Sporting, black net, dccollete, gold
beads.
Miss Linz, tan silk, with suede gloves and
slippers to match.
Miss lsrael, combination of she'll pink
and nile green, ornaments flowers.
Miss \. Feldberg, white china silk, |
trimmed in white embroidery, chiffon out
shaped.
Miss Tom. brown suit with velvet.
Miss Boyer, light blue nuns yelling, |
braided in white and white lace trimmings:
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Miss Hepner, blue cashmere with white
decollotte.
Miss Tleigleman, mouse gray crepe du
chine. trimmed with gimp.
Miss Harris, White silk with laca trim
mings, suede gloves, gold beads.
Miss Jacobs, figured cashmere and blue
silk.
Miss Weinstein, garnet silk and velvet,
Miss Silverman, fawn colored silk with
trim ~ iu ro, n ,vn &. - \EE-M%