Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-19
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TMr riasr DaAw,Ss-Roox or rnn srAsoS. -sThs
Drawing Room Of Thursday neat" How many young
and hearts have tct their motion accelerated al that
sound during the last few dsys1 The Drawing Of
Thursday the and the that sanction and
.ssa..s The sdv.nes Of the owners OF .sose heart. iron
the surveillance OF the Dame dc Compasnie, to the bs
cies OF the Ballroom the stories OF the Boudo and the
wonders Of the Court AmJry the dcbutsnes Of the day.
the conspicuous for rank and position, the Lady
Caroline Leveson Cover third daughter Of the Duke and
Duchess Of Sutherland; the second the Lady Adele
vers daughter Of tho Earl and Countess Of Jer
seq Among tho other youthful sprsn,s OF the day. the
who attracted most attention, less Tor the charms OF
aud the richness aud spendor Of her ss than
Tor the extent OF her IN more than the intel
lecua Of the phrsse-was the lovely Miss wynd-
ham, eldest daughter OF the Countess vi Lsiowe by for
mer marriage.
Of Lord John Rnsse the Hon. Miss r. Scarlet, second
daughter Of the late Lord Abinger; Miss Hog daughter Of
the westhy NJ. r. Of that name, &c.
Proceeding 20 few Of the minor details OF the Drawing
room OF Thursday, shall conhne them brief glance
at the personal appearance OF the debusntes OF the
day-and inst OF that among them who will probably
be deemed the belle OF the mean, Miss Wynd
ham, OF the presentation costume OF this lovely lady IL
be said general terms that its best features
those which marked its singular kssas with the kind Of
oviness belonging the gifted Ii consisted Of
magnificent white uuique embroidered all with silver
spangcs, looped up in bouquets OF white lilac train OF
rich white brocsded silk, trimmed with silver; berthe aud
'appets Of silver blonde; head Dress white feathers and
wreath OF white blue.
The dress OF the Lady Caroline Leveson Cover anoth.
extremely
propriate the occason-that Of fair tint
ing flower in the Court Paterc It's chief
g roses, pink wh,ehe ground OF those ornaments being
virgin whic-a dress OF white tue, with buious OF tac
lined with pink Grape lisse, white silk slip The
the dress arranged wreahs and the sleeves
and body trimmed with blonde and The head
dress nbouquei OF feathers with blonde lap pearls
and diamonds.
The entaion dress of another of the debutanes
named above the Lady Adele vers was like the Others
already noticed, snguarly appropriate the class and
and
body OF white silk. Race, richly trimmed with tule, &c
aud peitccu Of white tue glsce silk the pettcost
loopcd up with varegated gerrniums. The head dress
comprised plume Of white feathers, ornamen,ing the
dress.
Among the other presentation dresses, we may notice
that Of the CuIesse de Janac. which beautiful from
elegant simplicity and perfect good taste. The train
composed Of rch ottoman velvet shot with white
trimmed with tnlle and ribbons; two petticoas OF tule
trimmed with Wac leaves, rich white white glace
silk The head Dress plume OF feathers and point lace
lapper
The dress Of the Countess Listowell, mother OF The
beautiful Miss Winiham, extremely splendid. Itwas
composed OF magnificent white tunique richly cmboid-
cred with gold s.sts. The train OF what is called
Pompadour silk, gold and white, trimmed with Brussels
lace. magnificent schumacher Of diamonds, rich pearl
necklace, and headdress OF feathers and appels Brus
sells lace, completed this costume.
Mrs. Evelyn's presentation dress also peculiarly
graceful aud elegant and its lovely has seldom ap
Grape dress trimmed with white Grape roses white
satin slip; nanteau OF watered white silk, also trimmed
with white roses and blonde and headdress OF white
ostrich feathers, lnppets, and diamonds.
The dress Of the Baroness Brunnow attracted great
enon IL a superb Russian costume, composed
OF train OF crimson velvet embroidered with silver over
white satin embroidered corresponding manner, the
stomacher being enriched with diamonds &c, The head
dress equally peculiar and national; il consisted or
Russian cap, enriched with various precious stones with
flowing veil Of iue attached, also embroidered in silver
We shall close these notes the Drawing room OF
Thursdays Royal processi ms close-wh the
feature the day-no less in regard attire than
other claim public attention and curiosity Her
Mslesy the Queen wore a dress strictly
al in the best Of the Phrase than the
noticed, seeing that IL composed chiefly Of
national manuiscturers;-a figured pink satin train of
Sptseds Workmanship, dress OF tule satin, with
wreath OF snowdrops and diamonds; the head dress of
the simple flowers, surmounied by rich Of da
monds and plume of feathers-N. Y. MIRROR.