The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

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LADIES IN Costume.
Miss Aldrdgo, called the belle Of Baltimore, appeared
Miss Anderson, of Savannah, as Turkish lady
Miss Bay of Albany, in Spanish drsss-a young lady
with remarkably fine features and lovely expression Of
countenance.
Mrs Barney, of Alabama, Zeluka-Gresk dress and
head dress trimmed with pearls boddce Of red satin
spansled skirt white lace spanged Turkish of
yellow satin with red slippers hair braided with pearls
necklace of pearls and diam ond cross.
Miss Bsrsut of New York, a Spanish dsnseuse-
yellow silk skirt with blue lace founces black bodice
embroidered In silver
Mrs. Bragg Of Alabama appeared as the Dntchess OF
and flowers; hair Oured; blue cap and pumss splendid
costume.
lady Of the court Of Louis xiv.
Miss Bayard daughter fsenator Bsyard Of Delaware
as Normandy peasant-a beautiful character.
Miss Coolidge, Of Boston, dressed as . Spanish
lady-a beautiful costume.
Miss Cotes of Providence, as q Greek peasant girl
Louis XIV.
Miss Croker, of Boston, as Greek peasant
Miss Delaplaine of New York, as Undine-very much
Miss Freeman of New York, appeared Rebecca, the
Jewess and sustained the character admirably.
Mrs Fuller dressed q Swiss peasant girl.
q Spanish lady.
Miss Fowler, as peasant girl of Normandy.
Miss Frances Gibbs Of Newport splendid figure
dressed Marchoness Of the time Of Louis XIV White
satin skirt richly trimmed with gold, vest Of same,
splendid spencer OF scarlet.
Miss Gibbs, (No ~ OF Newport dressed as Turkish
Miss Gerard of New York as a dame Of the Court Of
Louis XIV.
Miss Groesbeck, of Ohio niece of Judge Burnett of
New York Spanish costume.
Miss Hope, a Swiss peasant.
Miss Harrison, Of Virginia niece Of exPresident Har
rison, and member Of the Randolph family appeared
Norma. She was acknowledged one Of the bellies Of
the
Miss Hoyt, Of New York. sappho dress, white cash
scarlet embroidery tunic Of the same, dadem of
Mrs. Hunt, OF New York, as q Polish lady.
Miss Hubbard OF this city, as File du Regiment
ness, court dress, old style, rich brocade silk.
Miss Jackson as Greek peasant.
Miss James, Of Albany, as Kinda, white lace dress,
with gold hand crimson velvet cap, beautifully en-
| brodered.
Mrs jacob Little, as Rebecca, in her court dress
splendid costume. Mrs l. did not dance but received,
nevertheless great deal Of attention.
Mrs. Legare, Of South Carolina, Scottish lassie
Miss Murray, Of New York, as Bright Thought, In
Miss Middleton Of South Carolina, French pea
SAINT; blue bodice and crimson skirt
Miss g. Middleton, Of South Carolina, Maid Of
Honor, in the time Of Francis the First.
Mrs Nss as MINI. and
Brenda white skirts, colored boddcss blue and crimson
| caps and puInes
Miss Perry, daughter Of Commodore Perry, appeared
| as Yucatanese; as did also her sister.
| time Of Louis XIV
Mis-. Robinson, of New York. as Night, in black and
Mas F. Robinson, of New York, as Msxic an pea
| SAINT.
Miss M savine, Of Providence, in character Of the
Miss Stone, Of Charleston as Lady Gay spanksr.
Miss Thorndiks, In = PEASANTS garb.
Miss Throckmorton, q captive Spanish lady, led by
young Uncss, one of Cen wayne's group.
Miss Vanderhorst, of South Carolina a Diana
Miss Weaver Of Alabama, Cracovienne red satin bod
dice with silver trimmings white skirt spangled, red
The Misses Winchester, of Boston, one a Grecian
lady the other gipsey, with beautiful group Of
Miss wethsrsd, Of Baltimore Tyrolian costume.
GENrLEMEr IN COSTUME.
Herr Alexander appeared in the early part of the
ming the Wandering Jew accompanied by Miss Shir
ley, Of -, Jewess. Afterwards the Herr changed
his costume that of q Magician and enlivened the
BY the performance Of many amusing feats Of
J. F. Adams, grandson Of J. O. Adams, appeared In
JP Aston Of South Carolina as Sir Walter Raleigh
4 de Alvear Of New York, attache Of the Spanish
legation in costume of the age Of Louis XIV, very
Prince Beaursmont, Of the French legation in beau
tu costume of the olden time powdered wig and
MIR Brigham, Of New York, as Debonnairs.
Mr. Beck, of Philadelphia, as Richard iii.
Mr. Bamwell Of New York, AS Ravenswood.
Mr. Blair, of Missouri, in Greek costume
DIR. Beck, of Philadelphia as Buckingham.
Mr.. q: Bailey, Of Newport, as Highlander.
Mr.. B. D. Clark, Of Worcester, as Highlander.
Mr.. Craighton, Of Boston, as Grand Turk.
Mr. Creamer charge daffaires for Russia, In Russian
Mr. Clifton, of Louisiana Chinese costume very rich
MIR. Cunningham, Of Boston, Neapoltan Captain,
velvet dress, black, with blue trimming
MIR. Colt, Of New York, as q Greek boatman.
Major Calhoun, United States Army, appeared in his
Mr. Deacon of Boston, in black velvet suit richly
made and ornamented. With 1t he q most extra
vagantly jeweled chain Of gold Probably the most
pensive suit In the room. His sister also richly
attired.
Mr. Dean, as Charles I'd.
c. De Rham, Of New York, Venetian boatman.
Mr. DOrr, of ". c., Sician noblerich velvet jacket
and pants trimmed with scarlet galoon, rich cashmere
scarf jacket hanging sleeves, slashed with crimson;
pointed hat with green plume.
Lord Durham appeared as a Patron de Batteau-full
jacket trimmed with black short sleeves showing shirt
sleeves, drab hat trimmed with black.
Hon A. Egerton, Of Lord Elgin, in costume Of
German student Of the middle Black velvet trow
sers trimmed with scarlet; jacket light blue trimmed
up with salmon coored trimmings, and basket buttons
Mr. Euey appeared In Greek costume Of considerable
MIR Ford of Boston, costumed as Sir Roger de
Coverly
Mr. Gibbss, Of New York. dressed rs Julien Pc
veril.
Geo. w. Gibbs, of Newport son of Ex-Governor
Gibbs sttired a. Spanish grandee.
Oliver Gibbs Of Newport, appeared as a French pea
SAINT.
r. NJ Gibbes of New York. court suit, time Of George
w.
l.. NJ. Harris, OF Rhode Island French boatman.
Mr.. George Hubbard, Of New York, as Conrad In the
Corsair.
Mr.. Haley painter, of Boston a brigand.
Mr.. Hubbard, Of Boston, as Debardem.
j. NJ. Hayden, Of New Orleans, as Othelo.
Mr.. Honeywell, of Boston, In an English court dress.
X. D. lizard, Of South Carolina, Italian ncbeman
A. James, of New York, as a Neapolitan boatman.
r. w James Of Albany Polka costume one OF the
select few who made the most Of the Polka and formed
splendid group
Major General Jesup, Of u. s. A., In uniform.
Mr.. w. H. Jones' Of New York, appeared In splendid
Austrian court dress. His costume and manuer were
greatly admired. He was one Of the Polka dancers