The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

Miss Lafhrop, OF Boston, appeared in bridal toilette;
white lace wreafhs OF grange flowers; elegant
Mrs Abbott Lawrence Of Boston rich dress de soiree
Miss iioyt of New Jersey. was enrolled In a white
dress, which became her com plexion very much
Miss Pssett Of Brooklyn; ball dress Of the present
time plain head dress; pretty appearance.
Mrs Jones Of Boston very aIniable lady, and
Mrs DR. T. +. Marcy, of Hartford, a very amiabe
lacy was present In rich robe de- soree black silk and
rich pslsrine Of guipure on her elegant shoulders
Mrs Parker, Of Boston, wore rich dress OF brocaae
OF yellow color, striped white and spotted with vara-
gated bouquets Of flowers
Miss Caroline Salters. Of New York was present in
very rich role de ta Of pink silk trimmed with aines
Mrs General Scott, the wife of the hero of the Mex
Jean graced the ball with her presence and wore
rich black dress. very becoming to her person
Miss shaw Of Baltimore. whose dress was as chasts
as her looksewere bewtching by their innocence.
Mrs. John l. Tucker. u Boston.
Mrs 5. w. Zachsrie, Of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN IN COSTUME.
Senior de Alvesr son of the minister to Washington
OF the Argentine republic, wore Prussian uniform
Mir Atwood Of New Orleans, were a costume which
we cannot recollect
Mt Willis r. Austin Of Connectic appea red in the
uniform Of an artillery major.
Mr Alfred J. Austin, as a sailor Of the yacht To-
dolphin.
Lieut. Adams the uniform of the u. s navy A
gallant officer who fought In Mexico aud distinguished
himself at the taking OF the National Bridge Of Mexico
Nr sldridge, OF Baltimore, wore the uniform OF the
u. s iii, men.
MT Thomas l. Buckley, Of New York. wore hunt
ing dress, made up of red coat buff cashmere vest
white breecbts and white hat. A very good dress
ar 1hos T. Bristow appeared ia the costume OF an
American sailor boy; navy dress
Mr.. G.. Il. Baynard OF Baltimore, was attired as q
Spanish peasant in costume of black and crimson silk
velvet, trimmed with gold lace.
Mr. q. Bates, Of Boston, the costume of n de-
bctTenr; back velvet trimmed with red and silver.
MIR ii. Bedlow. Of New York in a Canadian costume;
striped Pantaoons, blue scarf blue velvet cap very
handsome dress
Mr. James Bstele Ireland very correct Scotch high
land costume; was well worn, and became the wearer
very much.
Mr.. Charles G Blevns nd VIM Holloway of Newport,
appeared attiTed as the two Drouios.
MIR. ". q. Badger, Of Providence, was attired as a
peasant q Berne; very good.
Mr. T.. Bostck wore the costume Of Highlander of
the Loeb Lonond; an accurate and becoming dress.
hir il Bcdlow personated osnotier black silk vel
vet jacket, paptaloons of blue striped velvet, blue
ctintufe black cap.
Mr. w CiaPp of Boston. a very lively aud amiable
contemporary dressed deiardeur, In shirt of
cherry color; Tahtsoons OF black velvet attached to
suspenders Of the same material. bordercd with red
ribbon The costume was very elegant and quite be-
coming:
MIR. T. c. Cromopy of the Boston Herald took the
costume OF fEiar, and made his beat exertions
fees the prottest ladies' the room How many secrets
he obtained we do not know but he very bualy
gagged He afterwrrd changed his black garments int
those Of Spanish Landegiiio.
MIR w. l. Calhoun. Of South Carolira, son Of the
great sttesn Of that State appeared in the costume
Of Queens Pqntnr. Light sver cashmere coat white
cashmere vet and breeches richly trimmed with gold
powdered hair high boots aud sword. This very
excellent cost upne.
Mr. J NJ. Chubb, Of Washington ID G. ,Chevolcr dc
Rieleeu; blue cashmere trimmed with red aud satin
Colonel hristie. Of -. rs Duke Aranxa in the
4" Honey MON" Dress blue elk velvet, embroidered
with silver and lined with crimson satin. Dre9 worth
Mr. Henry Chain. Boston, as ST. Pierre maroon six
velvet; trimmed with crimson and gold
MIR Cfamcr Secretary Of the Austrian Leyation,
o splendid ubitorm-blue embroidered with silver;
white catsim.rc pants with gold bard
Mir J. Clineh appeared as Queens mu@keteer.
Crimson cloth coat, trimmed with gold and lined with
white eassimere; black trunka trimmed with gold; red
silk stockirps; black hat with red feathers
MIR. G. 4. Cunningham iof Boston, as a de,arGtw Of
Naples.
MIR r.. r. Deacon, Of Boston wore the sane costume
orNaiquf time Louis the XVI, which he did at Sara
toga and the costly jewels. of whch have given
fn description but during the evening, he changed
his dress, and pe.red in the attire OF Caesar orgs
the husband q tho celebrated Llcrezia the posoner
IL consisted Of short black velvet gsippoinf upon
which was rich cotr de pierrcs pree,eisscs ceinire
OF the same stones Black silk tights chapersn 81
black velvet adorned with jewels. The costume vas
perfect with the exception Of the shoes which in
the style Of our epoch, instead of bciDg pOan,s,
they ought to be.
NJ. Delsndre. Of Paris ex French Consul a. Balise,
the uniform of the Captain Regent regiment Of
Honduras. Red cloth coat trimmed With gold, white
pants.
N Day OF New Orleans, was attired az a Spsnish
Bspditt Led velvet jacket, trimmed with yellow aud
Col Draper, Of New York asa broth OF boyn In
coat Of grey friehe, with corduroy small clothes,
bregues, and sbielah. he character well sup-
ported.
MIR. A. Carol Dana Of Boston. New style polka
dress Coat silk velvet. trunks Inc blue Eronch
merino orange seeks hose and arms white ak scarf
bat 81 silk velvet.
Master Dmise, Of Fall River, appeared As a Quaker.
Mr.. 4. pution, 81 Bottom. a. a Dtbrrdear.
Mr.. George Eustis son of Judge T.. Of New Orleans,
wss narssr Dcbud,pr CLicard an elegant dress,
which conisted Of blue Fix shirt aud white panta
looms. ckepedU MAMIE, with pslschc on his head.
Mr.. J. l.. fdmoDds, OF Boston, appeared 90 For-
nend,n from Donezctts opera Of La Farorffsn Black
silk velvet ocat with hat OF same, ernamentcd with
stonct black pants and sboesa very pretty costume
Mr. FurnesH Of New York. hajit de eOtt Of
our century maroon velvet ,iinek He wac very d,s
NJ. Noel r F0nriok, Of faris personated the famed
French King Henry Nv. Re diaJk gqtrs who had tn
triple talent de bow, Il Dc Jar, ct err, nm ,yf ra
HE costume vas one u the most accurate OF the ball
room and its psJ ed his part IN very elegant
style lie realized the French celeb.ty Of the good
kitg the gallant lover, in very deserving and q
NJ. rcrno, Of Baltimore. a very elegant spanish
dress ~ nuief>r.
~ De Forrest 81 Albany, as ds6aIJ,tT.
NJ. Gsime, OF fsris: personated the elegant French
IohHetr. very rich costume. made With trcolor
vaiercd ribbons. which elected much admiration
MIR Goldipr. Of New Work, appeared In Turkish
dress sde with the most costly satps, q blue. red
ard gold coors all spottsd with innumerabe rai,ies
which was very becoming to its wcsror.
VI Giddes, Of New ORLEANS. was attircd as Spanish
syoriIsro. very excellent costume.
Nr Hoyt, Of New York, very queer PEASANT
costume, which had name in the category q
drtsses. IL consisted Of blue mcrino jacket trimmed
ysou style Louis Ayi black velvet trousers TRAINED
modern shoes-we may also add a very black beard,
which n ade the costume more charsctcristic.
MIR Hammerscy. ~ New York, Iorsonatcd Charles
", the ucll known kiyg of spain. Costume made q
black velvet trimmed with goli-very rich
UT Robert Hyslop. Jr New iors, Wa, dres,ed =. q
ed with silver, and slashed with eatiu.
Mr.. J II. MsII,nry. of Baltimore, Guard Ofheer q
Louis AN-conmon silk velvet coat with rich epsu-
letts white CASHMERE brcoches md vest richly trimmed
with gold Changed 10 spanish fieherman.
Mr.. Cherles Iloton, Providence, a bohemian.
r. George Holton, Providence, personatcd Charles
II ~ spsin.
Sir. H. S. Iisllct Of Boston, wore the uniform Of
Cadet
Mir. II. ID. lizard Of Albany CAsn,w g.sJIeue, o
very accurate and becoming uniform.
Capt Jrdkins of the Britsh navy commander q the
stssmthip Canada, pcrsop,tcd King Henry the VIII.
The resemblance was perfect, and the costume very
rich.
Major ksrnoy. Of the o. s. A., first regiment Of ORA
gocps the gallant hero of Churubusco, where he
unfortunately mutilated fighting for his beloved coun
y wore the accurate sbd rich costume q chief OF
stshs the richest specimen Of the Oriental uniform.
Under white camel hair Jcrnovs the real Arabian
uniof the tese and trowsers trimmed With gold the
red morocco boots adorned with largo gold ribbon
rich collection 81 pistols ard yaegane His head
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