The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
Ono OF Heiena's Young Ladies' In
troducsd to Society With an
Appropriate Fsto
A Library Party Engaged tho In
tolleotusl Resources OF Num-
ber OF Guests.
A PVotty Seasons Luncheon IL Given Mt
tho IIroadwatsr-whst Aghln
Commences Iia Rslgn.

kHfo ihfgo univ W coiobthto tue eu-
trance OF their oldest daughter. Miss
Norma. into society. Tho young debu-
tante has always lived he Q. has hosts of
fisnds among the young people, and tho
party was the occasion OF n vsiy happy
time. Tho house. one OF the most COM
modious In the city. presented a brilliant
appearance tho ovsnlaR OF the fste. Tue
la'ge yersnda was decorated with Japanese
lanterns, covered with rugs nnd with the
chairs and hammoeks invited 10 Test and
conve sstlon between tho dances. The
fire placss In tho hall aud reception room
were bows OF green, being decked lav-
ishly With the graceful hop vines and deli-
cate canary vinos. Cut flowers aud poltsd
plhnta we're seen every where. The deootA.
tions Ia the dining room we're Ia yellow
and whitel the table from which the re-
frsshmcnts wers served vua handsomely
immsd 10 sniilAE and other trailing vines.
and further decorated with large cut
glass bowls of nasturtiums. and yellow
and white asters. In the llhrery and din
Inc room the rugs we're removed from the
polished aoor, and the cal pets Of the par
lors we're cove ed with canvas. sharps's
orchestra was stationed In the central hall.
Rni all OF these rooms were used for
donoin0. thus utilizing a large spRee for
this purpose. and in this happy manner the
evening Rayly pasasd.
Mrs. Kloinschmldt. Qownse in gray silk.
with blnck lace trimming and diamond or
nam, nts. reooivsd the guests. She was
assisted by Mra Rheinhold Klsinsohmidt.
in yellow silk with chiffon trimming, dia-
monds, md BY MrF. Bell. OF Seattle. in
pink silk with green v,lvet trimming. The
young lady whose social event was thus
pleasantly celebrated was appropriately
gowned In white silk. with lace and ribbon
trimming. and her ornaments wero the
beautiful 10 get-me-nots. Miss Klein
schmidt was also assisted by Miss sadler,
OF Ban Francisco In decollstc Gown OF
whits silk and lace, with diamond orns-
msnts. and by Mas Brooke. In white silk
with MORE innings. Tho spacious
rooms, tho fine music, the hoveFs. lights
and happy faces made a scene pleasant TO
see and long 10 be remem bersd.
Tho guests invited were; Messrs. aud
Mesdamss II. o. Wilson. Odsll Mcconnell.
shannon. Carter. Dsvenport. Mspinais.
Carl K.sinsobmidt. J :. Bell, of Seattle.
Barelar. of st. Paul. Rheinhold X elo-
sehmiiij Misses King. Davenport Blake.
n. Bake, Brooke A. B ooke. Placko :.
kin. ReiniR. Rossn baum, A. Rosenbhum.
Green, Rosscrans. @. sande's, Mcconnell,
All. Hong. Cotvin, Miller. Carpenter.
Ftapklin, Ballard, Hoyt, Child. Coryoll,
Woo1msn, Sharpe, RYAN. Pope, Thorough
man, KiIkendall, Wheee, Cram. Kuphai,
Sadler. Stuart B. Stuart. Roberta A. Rob-
erts, Davies, Word, Cullen, Murphy. A.
Murphy. Mohas, B ooks. Parsons; Messrs.
ssnders. Power Broadwato Psnwell.
Shsrre. ZoeokisL, Mckoin, BraGen, Faust
Hill. stous', Ferguson. CarnoobnD, Ho ter.
A. Hotter Il. Hotter. A.Iricb. Cook, King
len King. Eh'snbrr.. Walker, Prosssr.
Carpenter, Loeb, Ynese NARROW, Clark.
Foi tune. Rein z, Ballard, Woodman, Sand
ers. McPhee. J. MoPhoe, Il. McPhee, Deyis,
Hysey. s.evor Gibbs. Tracy, Nbrsh,
Wheeler. Brooke, g lien. Frevschlag. Miup.
j. Ming, Lee Word. q. Word. Cullen.
ThomI son. Hirschfeli. Mahan. Holwig.
One OF ths most original and pleasant en-
teri. inments OF the season wa, given by
Mrs. Joseph HirschbsrR at her beautiful
home on Madison avenue. wednesday eve
ming. The party was app op' lately termed
a library patts," as one would need TO be
vel verssd in library lors TO shine at an
evening" OF thia kind. Each guest wore
something suggestive OF the name OF n
book; neatly IL OF the suggestions were
thosa OF wotks OF fiction. For instsnse.
one young lady wore blue ibbon, upon
wnich were painted strs OF tie sains siz i.
thus sug. eating The Heavenly Twin; aa-
olher was adorned by long and extremely
httenphted letto A, which denoted Iano-
cents Abroad; Pckwich Papers We rep
tesented by a toolhpiok, a lamp wick, and
n bundle OF Gpira al tied togoths /; he
Charge OF the Ligh, Brigade " vs mr. Gel ted
gas bill; Handsomely painted card bear
inS thu date March 10, told Of Midllrmareh.
~ Young lady appea ed Undsf Two Flags;
aud young man cat'i d couspIcuOusly A
Forged Check. Adam Belle (dlyilsd into
~ lRblen) was seen; also Chords aud Dis-
cords. while The Duchess figured as the
lpi,Rl y in German script. Ono guest
! wo o IA photoRra h of the holts two little
| boys aud thus Joe's BoFs 50 ca cd.
Each was eupplied with carr bearing
the nAmo OF ali the guests with u b.anA
/ space after. in whiun to insert tue name OF
the bouk, Hnd much merfiment was bad
oyol tho gue.s sing. The fortunate winner
Of the i.rst pt,z, 70 ladies' was Lillian
Make Who secured a aolid silvs, hnit pin
box, hcArlgg tue inscription "Woman's
| u lend" The boobs Ir.z was toy bgurs
OF tLrne men with th, ir heads In q very
| del otrd Mt tnds. The gsntlomen's FRA,
rzb wac Nrrursd by Alho Luel 10 was a
silver ash trnS nm pipe. he rang tns appro-
pirate Wurdh: "Al s0n troubles eul in
smoke" TIE geutlemsn's Tr,ze ~ the
small on of the game fell ~ u, Il ,sbi IL
was the figure Of cat W npiuH on ball
anil tinkiing q bell. TuB'e "a Htsl sGpfti
were followed by cheerln- r'lreshmstts OF
Q ndwiohes, chicken suited. 0ivo', coil q,
oh ooolhte, wRfe ., cAses Ice etsam, iru,tai
elaret 1noh vas served hioulhout she
evening.
Tie party was not only notable Tor iti 10
tslisclurl features, but 10 tho uausu / . g
ganoe OF tho ladies' toiletteL MIA Hrsch-
berR wRH Attire1 In "A magnificent eveaing
gown OF white sRtin brocnded IN pale vrrsn
and lavender. eu train, Nith learl aud Lace
trimmings and diamond ornaments. deli.
cate green Rloves nnu slippers OF the Same
shade CON pls,ed tho d'esa. She was ne.
slated by Mra. Julius HirsohbsrR. Of Cho-
team, In o. gown Of white and yellow satin
brocade. lace ImminRs, white gloves aud
shoes, MTs. Dhv,h Ia red silk aud crepe.
lip, eTs aud gloves TO match, Mrs. Kohl.
berg, Ia blnck satin with ict and yellow
crepe ttimming-, yellow gloves md sho D;
sud Mise MArkr, OF Kontuok Ia yellow
ht ippsd ailk, with laoo trimmings The
other euesta veto hossrs. aud MaslAnies
Berkenfeld. II. Marke. ID. Marks, Elias, II.
H. NcInbre, BAieY, 10 nel MorrH, FiRle-
man. q NJ. Spnds u, 1. Goodkind, Pua-
nannki, Rstoe, Kohlborc. A. q. Johnson, l.,
II. HeTshneld, Mlsaos Fpldb rg, Yeuy Foii-
berg. Loeb. Boyer Marka HepnsE Israel,
FTiendiioh. lonu, Cohen, Fligemani
Mtssrs. isrnel, Kahn, A. and H. Losb,
Cohen II. HcnehGeld, Hspnsr FlRlrman.
Singss. Boyer Davis. Prof. uittchtsld.
Ono OF the most prominent social events
Of the week whu The Small and Early
dance Friday eveainR, when Mr. aud Mra
| T. q. powor were the hosts, Tho spacious