The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02
lFrom the Boston Transcript
INV LEnsSor SfRiSos, July %, 1910.
Tablsdur Dtvous

For the past two days the ladies and gentlemen re-
sd,nt at the Columbia have been active IN making
tIemen were despatched TO Pittsneld by Meedame.
Pr and S-th of New York who the originators,
for drarery and materials necessary for the
which conveniently arranged in the great saloon
With exceeding good taste by the combined efforts OF
the ladies' Al an early hour Saturday evening the
FALCON entirely filled with company. all an xisus TO
witness the debut Of the fair who IL whispered
TO sppear in certain characters 10 the Tpeaur
i At the appointed time the curtain was drawn and
the following subjects successfully represented to
IL. entire tatsisction Of the whole sssemblage Of
spectators IL The stolen Kiss, in two scenes The
Lovers, ~ Miss B-w, Of New York, and Mr.. &c Of
Trey the Sleeping Mother, by blrs Ills Of New
York 2 The Came q Life the Angel with flowing
OF Troy the Chess Players, by Messrs BY Of Albany
and &c Of Troy. 3. JEANNE Deans and the Queen (;
J,apne by Mrs &c Of Troy, the Queen by the beau
tful Miss d. B-n Of Boston; this was chsrmingly
done. kebccca and Rowena, by Mise e. B-n Of
Boston, and Miss P-s Of New York; superbly repre-
ssntsd, The Novice the novitiste by Mrs &c Of
Troy, Lacy Addresses Mrs. H Of New York, Mrs.
r-s and Nr. til Of Troy Is the priest. Q. Brigsnd
and Bride by Mrs A P-s and Mr.. &c Of Troy Y.
The Creek slave the Slave by Miss Nv Of New York,
Sultan, Mr.. re- OF Troy Slave Dealer MIR Pr Of
N,viork. An the above scenes were mos, admirably
and srtticaly represented by the several ladies and
c.nti.msn for their and the rratihca.
ton Of their friends and others The costumes Of the
ladies we're all fcbsste rich and elegant and fitted by
arttes and would have been creditsble to the hgn.
rsntss In any circle IL Is almost nvidious to dscri-
min,e vheis all was 20 excellent but must say that
OF this present. writing acquitted themselves bonora-
by fer the N etropolis Of the Pilgrims
We would rot Halter the ladies emulate the style
In which The h. roines o the yellow novels
d,piottd All that II done every day. IL IL enough
20 mark that they truly were sdi.s In every s-se
q hat sometimes missITled word and that they de-
mesned IA. mtelves az such II to this We add,
"IoVc- dartirg eyes and tresses like the morn"
lips that would lave made Saint Anthony break his
,ov-tbd f,fms, that Powers might despair OF match
/ irr IN mahle-~e tha have sad but halt that might
be- ,aid Of th person ally To each might the words
/ "a the pot have been literally applied
Brig,t {. the sun her eyes the gs,ers strike,
Anr, lie the SUM- they shine on eli alike.
| Yet rfstefSl tase, and sweetness void of pride,
NIGHT hide her fsuits. ~ bellies lad fsults to hide;
II 20 er share some female errors fail,
Lob on her face, and you'll forget them all"
! The entertainment thus voluntarily given. vas
closed by some beautiful groupings by the whole
rsry vhowere In the costume OF their several charac
4 t,is; and many delightful living pictures ex-
lsbit' o, which greatly enhanced the pleasure Of the
! evenings amusement Tho whole vas happily con.
csived and admirably carried out and IL chroniced a.
~ the most delightful re- unions OF grsthed audi
tory given at fashionable watering place for the
All your correst dent has farther to h that
Wien the next sblsu oil may he be there to see