The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20

Miss Sylvia Livingston was eurobed in black silk,
trimmed with lace nounces and her Spanish style Of
Miss olivia Mott daughter Of DR. v. Mott psrsonstsd
the Flower Girl Of Nsplesn She wore red aud vel.
10. over skirt , S al GROUND black silk velvet
ossket OF In her hand This pretty young lady
had very becoming and very accurate costume
sttired as a Marquiss Pompadour" and her costume
was ONE Of the prettsst in the ball room She had
opened in 'front.' the bodice Of the same material. On
her very di.ins~se head she wore white rice hat
rounded with eorronne OF pale pink 1t wes very
becoming and much appreciated by al those who like
Miss Rosslis Mccarthy, her young sister, sweet
young girl OF eight or nine years dressed In white
aud her head powdered and the whole very pretty
Miss j. Mclean, one OF the most admirable bruneiiss
OF New York was present and personated the role of
Msnos of Madrid Her splendid form, her bright eyes
and nenehss.,s deneanor were quite characteristics,
Mics McTesr, OF New York, personsted the Grand
mother Of the last century, but in spite II the
TO hiae her face ana features she was discovered
Miss hate Nc Tear her sister also Of Nov York, per
her robe spotted With silver stars Upon rich diadem
stood ALSO the bright Venus, the morning star; and
Miss Kate was Of all the considerations Of the sky the
Miss Maria Messrols, Of Clinton Piaos, New York.
was dressed - La Iingsrls," exquisite COSTUME,
consistngof skirt white satin with thirty bands Of
iuiie illusion spangled and trimmed with gold lace,
white latin cersSge aud blue velvet jacket all
and LONG tras hn,n. Up s hm,S viz. rh
lady was well dressed and her sweet smile attracted
many beaur around her.
nately lost the description besutiful remember
her face, which vas very pretty.
- .. ,oss ~ As.rsa ~ roman pey-
one OF oioe Color ootn Trimmed with black veivet
80. hi. ant;s .ost ps"u, penn aua capn.a !a,a'-
coming ''''7'
,rtss nS nnr one .ne osss OF the
vors The cosrnm. ~ H;.anS;.r. 49,, no a. =,
,n s ,smo1nrs DC '.aystss white satin skirt trimmed
blus. fne csss;..,,. NJ la. h,ns ras,sr. "a"rd
hair with am All tsoSi ;eoy,x on tbs Ian side Tbis
wssrsr very e'sAh' oresS' ana very osoomius 70 It's
Miss Mercer vors I. r,.h arss. ~ ',,b,t. ,g,. o
roses and Voltage mon hs hn',a.r WIN Sarsnas u
three lovely he,,onsfs N P' VIZ"
Miss Parker from Boston, q sister of Mrs Deacon. a
charming lady smiabIs and sG.hI. 10 ali
La Berx ere des .fpes or Spring and her dress CON
sisted Ct silk pink skirt Of fls tied ali
around with and green leaves; her shoulders
she garland Of foliage aud two punches Of dow
srs She was pretty and lively
Miss C. Perry. daughter u Commodore Perry, prot
~ and mgnone lady Of very delicate features possess
ing the sweetest emile the pretiest mouth pearl like
teeth and smallest feet seem dressed
s,I ,h h 81 me time OF Louis xv pink SKIRT; trimmed
Her powdered hair adorned with foques very be-
coming to her charms and graces.
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sttired as "Quakeresses. They we're charming, ana
mueb BATTERED BY all present
Madame Payot, Of Philadelphia. wore . nns fancy
cottume-bus skirt, pink Fardessus, and silk head
dress OF various colors.
hadsmoisele Poirier, OF New York wore fancy
tone white lace and tale, trimmed With green leaves.
lille roirisr her sister, attired Yirsndrres
De Jantsssis-powdsrsd hair, red skirt, and blue
spencer.
hiss NJ the niece OF gallant naval hero, the lily OF
the Hudfon tautless In costume
Mrs Stephenson lady with dark eyes and nps ogure,
sppeIed as Msdrid Sonora yellow satin dress rch-
y trimmed with black lace. Very becoming to her
dsra and rosy compile zion fr
girl Of Switzerland skirt Of white satin trimm.d
With veriesated colors, and black velvet bodice. Her
pretty face and delicate 6gurswere very picuou
and much admired
Mrs w Z ii. Waddeii, ono Of the prettsst ladies' Of
the Springs, whose disndrd count-nance, bswitching
tive wherever she has been. and mos, lately At the
United States Hotel was enrobcd In white dress made
of the most costly thread lace Upon her fair hair
rich diadem CT pearls, to which Was attached long
VEIL ~s!rh hung over her slsbsster shoulders, and
her splendid basi she had great quantity Of splendid
around her during the evening. --.-..
Mrs. " arr-n, daughter II DR. Gray the celebrated
homeopathic NJ. ID OF New York, was chastely dressed
In lite toilette and wore on her hepd vsrv slsasu Mt
ehopesu Of blue velvet 10 which was attached rich
white feather. She personsted LADY Byron
Miss wsstcott, the pride Of Saratoga, 80 styled BY
very beautiful and hishI, B. eomins. VS.
Mrs General wstmors, Of New York one Of the m ost
and : Yery smiabls person. wore unso"s,ssl1 the
rehest dress on the oocss.on IL consisted OF piuk
silk striped white and spott.d with aov.rs NJ vrris
gated cotrs Her eor,srs Vas mazda Of rhi,s i..s on
which were The most precious diamond aver ssrn h.
this country: among which VAS a lar cross contsin
ing acme twenty BEAUTIFUL that coat AZ EAT ii
thou,aud dollars The nsehses hrscsl,t. hroochs.
aad e.r.rncs vheb shs vors 80. sI.o ds,nands .ra
were fad 10 be worth about twenty thousand d,lnrs
LAplE. NOT IN cosTumr.
A.. A,A.,.,-, - "A - 49, ~ NC. 1890.
blue Atm covered win rich ,.as ~ ~ ''''
M,ss iIu,r,lIs from Nsv t.rt 80 .,...r. 49,.
Mira Gsnyrsi Cooasr af Aih.ny M 1890. A.
so,iI, rich And ta,tv '' " ~
Miss Cook of Lsnsipuburg n vexv prettx xoupo
lady was alfred In a plain but hs ,d,.ss
Madame 4 a foutesse A. Dion ~ \. =. y..rr -.
rich dress Of yellow brooade tb hlaer LA
Nss ;afchsll OF Baltmorr chsrmius d,mo,s,II. "a.
surobed Ia Willie uslip tr,r "A ~t,h ein. hi, "a
yellow ritboD; very becoming
Mrs. Graham very beautiful lady, dressed In black
silk, and her head essDss with great taste
Mi,s Hsmpbres, o. New Orleans. . little girl ten
years old, dressed in fine style yery becoming to
her youth and growing beauty.
hrs Hesrp, very well sttired, and dressed with much