The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
MORNING EDIIION----MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1s49

fkoGRAMNE OF DANCES.
i. March HoRssick Styrian"
2. Quadrilie-" Carnival II Vienna -
3. Polka and waltz" Katbinka Polka" Danube
4 Quadre-" The Fashions
Waits and Polka. Hemage to American Ladies,
Waltzn" Amphion rolks"
q Quadrlle-' Ferdinand's -
T. Polka and Waltz Sailors Polka" sch@ubrun
s Quadrlls- :" sperl Garden
o. waltz and Polka. Leinatcs Melodies, waltz"
8 Eisele and Belselo Polka"
10 Gusdrlie-"llaimon's Children"
IL Polka and Waltz" Betty Polka" Rays of Hope
IL. Waltz and Polka Evening Star. waltz" Clip
H. Quadriile-" ADDa.n
10. Polka and Waltz" stevans Favorite Polka Epi-
ondances Walizn
TO- German Coton-" Medley
After the dancing bad fairly commenced, Mr. Clay
entered the room and after remaining for some time
apparently much amused at the spectacle left the
room quietly as he entered IL.
Among the fancy dresses observed the following
LADIES IN COSTUME
Mrs Bradley (wife OF T. Bradley. the Boston Nail
puelsher very witty lady whose sparkling eyes and
line countenance were really remarkable dressed
As MGdiiene all black this costume was very be-
Mrs w. q Badger, Of Providence, was attired in
costume Breton blue silk velvet, trimmed with gold
r'd siik vevet cloak trimmed with gold The costume
was very accurate ana becoming
Mrs Bristed Of New York, lately Miss Brevsort
cosiumee as ri,andisre. This trapen Bemen de FAM
ta,sie consisted OF yellow silk skirt which
sn all lace apron the jacket made of blue cash
me'e trimmed with gold Ia miiitgire Her feet were
inserted in red morocco boots at her side she
the usual c0niinecn her head a very becoming hat
and 10 her hands flag Of yellow elk adorned with
Mrs Col Ward Burnett. a very charming lady sis
ter Of the elegant Misses ward who bellies wherever
thfy GO was atr.d in costume de ehasse of the time
OF Louis XIV consisting 81 black velvet coat trimmed
with cherry color silk adorned with silver cord and
buttons and skirt Of gray silk hat surrounded by
carried a whip in her nd and her dne department
was the object Of general remark in the ballroom
Mrs Z. W Clapp. Of Boston, was present attired en-
toee de so'ee Among the married ladies we saw none
who 10 enjoy themselves more whose dress
was worn with more style and grace.
Miss Campbell, Of Mobile person ated the character
of Pauline in tho play Of the " Lady of Lyons" She
wore a bridal costume, consisting Of a splendid
broidortd dress, festooned with garlands OF white
flowers She had on Der head beautiful wreath, with
a flowing white veil aud the whole as elegant as
becoming 10 her charming person
Miss Chandler, of Mobile, represented Spring in its
freebness and beauty She attired in a white
dress, with white satin trimmings. festooned with
wreaths Of psk flowers ana garland Of foliage around
her shoulders On her head was beautiful wreath OF
pink flowers, amid which humming birds were sport
irg She had several bouquets in her hands, and
WAS herself the prettest flower among them.
Mrs Deacon. Of Boston d6guisce Csmargo OF
gracefully fixed oquet of black velvet and plume.
The dress consisted OF skirt If pink pou de sole,
over which was e Of blue silk, topped With lace and
roses; large number Of diamonds were on her neck
and arms. This lady bad air erirois, which
becoming to her Us to The costume
Mrs Anna Dwight Of Springfield, one of the gems
Ct tie ole Bay State. PersoDated Aurora. white tule
DR., and veil studded with gold stars and fringes
Her rising" costume caused many hearts to rise:
Miss Dipserfeld Of Alexandra, personatcd the
Nymph Of the Fountain Her white dress was adorned
with ivy leaves and her head long veil, tied
with wreath Of the same green foliage. 1t was
carmiIg costume.
Miss Ersts, daughter Of Judge Euttis, Of New Or
leans attired a woman Of Bcrne, in gitzerlaud
She wore jacket Of red velvet blue skirt trimmed
with black; on her head small hat in the style
Of the Bernoises, and her hair arranged in long
Mrs Henry Ewnc Of Philadelphia, personatod Night.
Her black dress studded with SILVER stars, the dadem
on her hsad-every thing was tasteful
Mis- Forbes, Of New erik. very pretty young lady
wore costume the desert pton Of which have unior
tunateIy lost from our memories dg diabie.
Miss 8 Foster of Boston, who appeared at the ball Of
last SEASON - the Maid Of Athens the
lest figures en- the floor personsted, this the
Character OF Nicette. in the opera OF the Pre-
Ciercs very tasteful costume which we'll became
expressive face, and developed her fine features The
down the 'front.' skirt OF black watered silk with rich
folds Of red and satin headed with silver lace
he mar arranged "a sfsse Just the dress for beau
tfm dancer, aud just the dancer for beautiful q
dress We noticed many admirers within reach Of her
spsriing ego but The az yet retains each Deuc-
diet 10 her will and power.
"ohl Tsvonons, 10 vous prize.
AuN jclis rehdt1- d'amour.'
Mrs. y. la Fais appeared in the costume Ct Eve
n!ng-biue gauze trimmed With silver stars. A very
Piss',H costume very pIettly worn .
Me Teresa Grifns Of New York the loEess ofNew-
very eccentric character, which called by others
the Domino hoir. She danced the whole night With the
greatest enjoy meBt and her style much
admired 10y her numerous cavaliers
Mics Marian Angelina Gould, OF Cambridge. the
lovely costume If Ilaidee-boddico Of white satin,
ADORNED With diamonds and Howe rs; skirt Of tho same
Material Topped With jewels; white satin trowscrs, and
white bebonchs Her waist tied with rich scarlet
scarf adorned with n gold fringe She wore ON hor
h. I'D tuhon OF gold damaa, In mont Of which was
crescent Of diamonds This lady whose sparkling eyes,
teh Of pearl, and sweet filcs attracted stten-
ton. was one OF the pIettest Of the ball room.
Miss Sarah Gardner Of Washington. q very lovely
perfon, whose delicate form and noble lsok much
fun dress rtpres.nted in CbArmans pain tirg At the
Capitol, Washington The costume was oue q the
Mis- Hoffman, OF baltimore. q very smiable young
lady. Torsonated a modern Certs Her dress conisted
o. white tule, trimmed with golden heads Of wheat
~ was very simple, and altogether tasty
Mas Mary Hyslop, Of 81 Johns square, New York.
wore fancy costume which will the Bride OF
Aby dos, Greek character celebrated by Byron. IL
consisted Of white tulle and lace skirt bodice and
csp o. cherry color satin II became her very much.
Ahs Icaley, II Boston ysquan.e Brun. IVES dressed
Mar0le OF Madrid. THIS costume consisted of n
yellow sstin dress trimmed With founcos Of large black
lace. Her hair was Gsed . pEsposHo>. with 3 high
turtle shell comb which tied the veil and near which
was stuck a large red rose.
Niss Elisabeth Barrood, Of Bath, Maine appeared IN
the costume ola Cschuoha.r made with PINK wstered
silk trimmed vith black lace Q large comb tying q
black lace VEIL and red rose In her hair Tres srs-
Cicf.e
Mrs HELEN IIesley. Of Lynn Mass personated No
vice costume which much became her eimTle and
modest counttnance.
iss VI. \ hesler vas enrobsd In the severe gar
ncnts % Num- and the black color Of tho dress
made remarkable the Wilderness Of com pie sop
Mrs. John ". james, Of Boston, daughter OF Mr.
Ralph Huntington, wore the costume OF French
81 ubrette 10 consisted OF blue silk jDrc. spotted
white with paTdesias Of lace. This dresssas remark
able for its bga gotf.
Miss Jervis. q Hartford, Of the sweetest looking
nieG Who gisced the Ocean house. whose auburn hair
aud Nlitehefs were q very dsnsV,s, pcrsonate with
mitch roIrsts tho Lilly uf the Valley; and the purity
Of her dress, the seg % her derncanor made her
ONE Of the otcst ttiractirs of tho hall She
vote On her yciirr, rich AMI splendid Of dia
mends. bat the most precit us jewel was hcraelf
Hiss Lsed. Of Georgetown was attired . ,usc-
white etn skirt blue silk pardssas loOpcd with
block velvet cap, with lunches froses around t. The
fots tnssnsts was quite pretty and rccherrhs.
Mrs. =. \. Lee, OF baltimore celebrated by many
songs and novels, costume q, Jsnais, of pink psv ne
so, which was ancng the prettie,t In tho ball room
Mes Levy OF Newport, personated the Flower
Spirit u consisted Of hendsome white dress Of lace
and the delicate form Of its bearer.
Mics Lawrence wa attired as Syrian Peasant Girl
1lrcc skirts Of silk, orange blue and red trimmed
with black with bat trimmed with tho above three
color'. Her dancing elegant, and her movement
sff tFVr .ftal