The Sun.
London, England, 1860-06-13 00:00:00

ILERII4,IES7'Y'S DRAWING ROOM.

Her 'Majesty the Queen held a drawing-room in St.
James's Palace yesterday afternoon.
The Queen wore a train of black silk trimmed with
ruches of black crape. The petticoat black silk, trimmed
to correspond.
Her Majesty's head4lress was formed of a diadem of
opals and diamonds, black feathers, and black crape veil.
The Princess Alice wore a train of rich white corded silk
trimmed with heart's •ease and bows of ribbon. The petti-
coat of white tulle over glace silk, also trimmed with
heart's-ease and bows of ribbon.
Her Royal Highness wore a wreath of heart's-ease with
feathers and a silver veil as a head-dress.
The following presentations to".the Queen took place :
Lady Abercromby, by the Countess of Caithness
Mrs. Charles Abbott, by the Hon. Mrs. Rowland
Smyth
Miss Airey, by the Hon. Lady Airey
Miss Flora Aunesley, by the Hon. Mrs. George
Devereux
Lady Arbuthnot, by Viscountess Palmerston
Mrs. Askew, by Mrs. R Ibinson. of Ladykirk
Miss Margaret Ashley, by the Hon. Mrs. Henry Ashley
Miss Emily Ashley, by the Hon. -Mrs. Henry Ashley
Miss Georgians Balfour, by Lady Georgians Balfour
Mrs. Lewis Barned, by Mrs. Wollaston, of Shenton
Mrs. Fenwick Barron, by Lady Rogers
Mrs, Bentinck, by Mrs. Manners Sutton
Mrs. Henri L. Bischoffshiem, by Lady Rowe
Miss Boates, by Lady Williams Wynn
Mrs. Robert Hartley Bower, by Lady Lister Kaye
Lady Braybrooke, by the Dowager Lady Wenlock
Miss Brown, by the Hon. Mrs. George Wrottesley
The Hon. Lady Buchanan, by Lady Blantyre
The Hon. Mrs. Burges, by Lady Caroline Burges
Mrs. Callander (of Preston Hall), by the Hon. Mrs.
Coventry
Mrs. J. Colquhoun Campbell, by Lady Harding
Mrs. Campbell, by Mrs. Jones, of Pantglas
Mrs. Hugh Childers, by Mrs. Hamilton
Lady Crampton, by Lady John Russell
Mrs. Cross, by Lady Harte Franks
The Hon. Mrs. Roper-Curzon, by Lady Chelmsford
Miss Emily Curzon, by the Hon. Mrs. Edward Curzon
Mrs. Dallas, by Lady Louisa Spencer
Miss Dalzell, by the Hon. Mrs. Scott Murray
Mrs. Francis Davies, by Lady Pakington
Miss Davies, by Lady Pakington
Mrs. Saunders Davies, by Lady Georgians Balfour
Miss Day, by Mrs. John Day
Lady Henrietta D'Eyncourt, by Lady Mary Nisbet
Hamilton
Miss Mary Deedes, by Mrs. Deedes
Miss Denison, by the Hon. Mrs. Denison
Miss Jane Digby, by the Countess of Lanesborough
Mrs. T. E. Dorington, by Lady Acland Hood
Mrs. Edward Douglas, by the Countess of Haddington
Lady Dunbar, by Viscountess Dalrymple
Mrs. Dunbar, by Mrs. Wilmer Wilmer
Hon. Mrs. Edgar Drummond, by the Countess of Scar-
borough
Miss Eaton, by Mrs. Bridgeman Simpson
Miss Katherine Fairfax, by Mrs. Fairfax
The Hon. Mrs. Fazakerley, by the Countess of Kerry
Lady Fermoy, by the Countess of Cork
Mrs. Fitzgerald (of Valencia), by Lady Monteagle
Miss Fitzgerald, by Mrs. Fitzgerald (of Valencia)
Miss Emily Fitzgerald, by Mrs. Fitzgerald
Lady Harte Franks, by the Viscountess Palmerston
Mrs. Charles Franklin, by the Countess of Haddington
Mrs. Philip Howard Frere, by the Hon. Mrs. Spring
Rice.
Miss Milner Gibson, by Mrs. Milner Gibson
Mrs. Thomas Gordon, by Mrs. Charles Johnstone •
Miss Gordon, by Mrs. Thomas Gordon
Miss Duff Gordon, by Lady Duff Gordon
Miss Graham, by Mrs. Joseph Henley
Miss Gertrude Graham, by Lady Graham
Miss Grant, by Mrs. Markham
Mrs. Andrew Green, by Mrs. John Day
The Countess of Haddington, by the Duchess of ..4tholl
Miss Hall, by Mrs. Alexander Hall Hall
Lady Frances Baillie Hamilton, by the Countess of Had-
4ington

Lady Georgina Baillie Hamilton, by the Countess of Had -
dington
Miss Mary Hampton, by Mrs. Hampton-Lewis
Miss Hargreaves, by Lady Georgiana Balfour
Miss Honoria Hartopp, by Mrs. Frederick Dundas
Mrs. Blaydes Haworth, by the Dowager Lady Wenlock
Mrs. Hay, by Lady Chelmsford
Miss Emma Higgins, by Mrs. Torrens M'Cullagb
Mrs. Hill, by Viscountess Jocelyn
Mrs.' "Wynn Hornby, by the Countessi of Ilchester
Mrs. Edward Hore, by Lady John Russell
Miss Dunnington Jefferson, by Mrs. Jefferson
Miss Kay, by Mrs. Peel
Miss Mary Kay, by Mrs. Peel
Miss Maria Kay, by Mrs. Peel
Mrs. Coleridge Kennard, by Lady Rowe
Miss Katherine King. by Mrs. King King
Hon. Mrs. Henry Spencer Law, by the Hon. Mrs. H.
Ramsden

Miss Law, by the Hon. Mrs. Henry Spencer Law
Mrs. Arthur Lawrance, by the Dowager Countess of
Darnley
The Hon. Mrs. Lee Lee, by Lady Acland Hood
Miss Lee, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. L. Lee
Miss Leeke, by Lady Theresa Lewis
Miss Louisa Littler, by Mrs. A. Hall Hall
Mrs. Richard Long, by the Hon. Mrs. Ramsden
Miss Car. Longley, by the Dow. Countess of Darnley
Mrs. Fuller Maitland, by Lady Mary Phipps
Mrs. Manley, by the Eon. Lady Smythe
Mrs. F. Carleton Marsden, by Mrs. Higford Burr
Miss Isabel Martin, by Mrs. E. Fletcher
Miss Mary Anne Martin, by Mrs. E. Fletcher
Mrs. Matheson, of Ardross, by Lady Matheson
Miss Laura Maxwell, by the Hon. Mrs. H. Maxwell
Mrs. More Molyneux, by the Hon. Lady Smythe
Miss More Molyneux, by Mrs. M. Molyneux
Miss H. More Molyneux, by Mrs. M. Molyneux
The Hon. Mary Morgan, by Lady Tredegar
Lady Agnes Murray, by the Duchess of Montrose
Miss Eleanor Neave, by the Countess of Ilchester
Miss Cicely Neave, by the Countess of Ilchester
Mrs. S. Neville, by the Dowager Lady Wenlock
Lady Helena Newenham, by Lady Talbot de Malahide
Lady'Oakeley,% by the Duchess of Athole
The Hon. Mrs. Oakeley, by the Baroness de Clifford
Mrs. O'Connell, by Mrs. F. Dundas
lady Ouseley, by Lady J. Russell
Miss Harriet Stewart, by Viscountess Jocelyn
Mrs. Archibald Shaw Stewart, by Lady Blantyre
Miss Louisa Steuart, by Viscountess Dalrymple
Miss Stirling, by Mrs. Stirling
The Hon. Mrs. 'Edward Sydney Stopford, by Lady
Georgiana Balfour
Mrs. Edward Strickland, by the Hon. Lady Smythe
Mrs. Sykes, by the Hon. Mrs. Arthur Duncombe
Mrs. Thomas, by Lady Harding
Miss Thome s, by Mrs. Thomas
Miss G. Thorpe, by the Countess of Pomfret
Miss Emily Throckmorton, by the Cmintess of Ports-
mouth.
Miss Louisa Tollemache, by Lady Laura Grattan
Miss Tottenham, by the Hon. Mrs. Tottenham
Miss Tottenham, by Mrs. Tottenham, of Ballycurry
Miss Louisa Tumour, by Lady Charlotte Heard
Lady Cecilia Turban, by the Countess of Miltown.
Miss G. Vansittart, by Lady Vaux, of Harrowden
Lady Van Straubenzee, by Lady Bolton
Mrs. Charles Wake, by Lady Elizabeth St. Aubyn
Miss Annette Walmesley, by Mrs. Richard Long
Miss Margaret Walmesley, by Mrs. Richard Long
The Hon. Mrs. Walrond, by Lady Acland Hood
The Marchioness of Waterford, by Countess of Caledon.
Mrs. William Wickham, by Mrs. Wickham
Mrs. Williams, by Mrs. Higford Burr
Mrs. Wynne Williams, by Viscountess Palmerston
Miss Edith Williams, by Mrs. Peers Williams
Mrs. Willock, by Lady Chelmsford
Miss Ouseley, by Lady Ouseley
Miss Emma Packe, by Mrs. Packe Reading
Miss Palienham, by Mrs. Pakenam Mahon
Mrs. Peareth, by Lady Vaux of Harrowden.
Miss Peareth, by Mrs. Peareth
Miss Louisa Perceval, by the Countess of Egmont
Miss Helena Perceval, by the Countess of Egmont -
Mrs. B. S. Phillips, by Lady Theresa Lewis
Miss Freda Lisle Phillipps, by Mrs. Phillipps
Lady Liddell,
Miss Frederica Pollock by Mrs. Brinsley Sheridan
Lady Poltimore, by Mrs. Brinsley Sheridan.
Miss Power, by Lady Rycroft
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Miss Flora Power, by Lady Rycroft
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Miss Shapter, by Mrs. Shapter
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Miss Farquhar Shand, by Lady John Russell
Miss Spencer Smith, by the Hon. Mrs. Liddell
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Miss Pa.ulina Southwell, by Mrs. Lisle Ph'll'pp
Mrs. St. Quintin, by Lady Arbuthnott
Lady Mary Steuart, by Countess d the r Athol°
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LADIES' DRESSES.
COUNTESS OP GAINSBOROUGH.—Train of black poult
de loie, trimmed with wide crape plaitings and rosettes.
corsage to correspond; jupon of black tulle, looped vith
bows of crape and rosettes over a rich glace slip. H ead-
dress, coiffure of feathers and lappets ; ornaments, dia-
monds.
COUNTESS Or TLCHESTEL—Train of rich blue and white
brocaded silk, lined with silk, very elegeantly trimmed with
lace and blue and white crape ; corsage to correspond, with
trimmings of lace and diamonds; skirts of white lace