The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-06

looped with flowers, tastefuy arranged Mrs c. is OF
tai snd elegant figure, and was conspicuous among
the company present
dress.
Mrs Cabel Of Florida, sttlred in full ball dress
Mrs Julia Derby, of Newport-ball dress.
Mics Dsishten, Of scotland-plain ball dress.
Miss Dwight, OF N. Y.-dressed as Hsidee.
Mrs. X. 8. Garcie. OF N. Y-bsll costume of white
material. Elegant figure
Mrs. Col Gates, lady of Col Gates, U. 9. A.--bsll
Mss Hsllett, of Providence-rch, superb dress; ma
room coored jacket. trimmed with silver; blue Skin,
and trousers, also trimmed with silver; turbsn of sill
yer tirrus and blue gsuse. She also pear
necklace Of great value She excited great deal o.
admiration from her petite figure
| Miss Hsydrn of Bostos-bail dress.
Mrs Horton, of New 0rlesns-slegant ball dress
magnificent and costly bracelet with jewels and ring
Miss Hart, Of Asylum HILL Hartford, appeared in
the ball room l, the course OF the evening. She wal
ostentatious manner, yosiety Of rSch jewelry. She
commanded the respect of all who spprcached her.
! nish lady.
Mrs Helbrook, of Boston-pa~in ball room dress
The two Msses Jarvis Of Portland, Conn appeared
one Elizabeth, dressed In the COSTUME Of the he
She wore q diamond necklace, With tive strings o,
pearls and diamonds. Her sister, Miss H. jarvis
dress from the Feast Of Roses white satin skirt
trousers embroidered with blue, blue cap tastene
will diamonds from whjch pendent q large lace
veil She also and nechlsoe Of diamonds;
her cap was secured with diamond ssprigs with pen
dents She had diamond earrings with ersntaa
| espognio.
Mrs. Il. Mesier, of N. Y.-Msrchioness In time o
| Louis the Fourteenth Her dress was q magnificent
yellow satin and powdered hair diamond head orna.
and breaches formed Of beautiful roses altogether
beautiful costume, and well borne by the owner.
Mrs. 7. Moore, ofN plain ball dress, ofCanary
Miss NJ M Messerole, Of N. Y, as a vivsndiere-
hsuS
low beaver hat with red streamers Miss NJ was voted
the belle OF the ball and wore at time beau
the HER I'm hs
dance by numerous admirers.
Miss s. NJ. Monday Of New Brunswick, N. J.--bau
| dress.
Miss Montgomery b. Parker of Boston, as Lucia di
Lsmmermoor She Is the lady OF the Consul at the
Mrs. Orr, of Havana blue brocade ball Dress very
rich and beautiful.
| Mrs Rich, OF Boston, plain ball dress.
Miss NJ. IT, Schuyler, Of Mobile, in the character Of
Adalgisa in the opera Of Norma deep white muslin,
Miss Helen stoppel-pisin ball dress
Mrs socum, OF New Orleans, appeared in plain cos
tune Her dnusassr Mics ASsps.s slo0am appeared
black figures, small cap. plume de eoqu, secured by
beautiful sPrsy Of diamonds
Miss Elizabeth Turnbuil, Of 9. c., as this heroine,
Atta crimson satin shirt, white trousers and green
velvet bodice. opened on white lace crimson velvet
slippers email cap, with ostrich pluues.
Mrs. Thatcher, Of Boston in fancy Scottish cos
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| Miss Van Buren,. Of New York, in plain ball dress
| Miss Rosalie Van Zapdt, OF New York, In Grecian
costume sidee-remsrhsble for her luxurisnt head
| OF hair, and a generally graceful department
Miss A. w. wilkins, Of fishkilii New York in
The Misses ward New York. One wore Q beautiful
Persian costume, and the other was In a very pretty
costume. the name Of which We did not learn,
Miss Watson, Of Florida, appeared In q plain ball
dress Her fine figure and elegant department caused
quite sensation wherever she came.
Miss Wright, ian heiress) of New Jersey, rich
bal set off W. lew he ad on m rich
necklace Of pearls and diamonds aud bracelet richly
studded With diamonds of great Nrillisncy.
Mrs. w. 3. Wctmore, OF New York, entered the
room Mt early hour attred in rich ball costume,
trimmed with flowers. She wore a cross OF diamonds
about her neck by eweed string of great
Mis- Kate Weaver, of Newport n l., was much adj
mired In her unique Chinese costume. She attracted
| general admiration.
GENTLEMEN IN COSTUME.
Lieut. Alvery U. g. NJ costume of q Gillian riding
james Atwood was dressed as a NeapOutan noble
a. III. Bier, Of U s. Revenue Service, was dressed H.
Al. blanchard, Mass. as q brigand
Ezekiel Baker, n. ", as NrsPolitan fisherman.
Col. Ward d Burnett appeared In the full uniform
that be wore during the Mexican war.
Capt Brown, U. : A., in full uniform. Capt ID. Is
7 Pollock Burg-yn, n O, was dressed as Carlo
Quinto OF Spain. Black silk velvet cloak and trunk.
cross ,s '1 on the irssst~stesl tri@mings
Thomas Crane Banks, n. Y, citizens dress.
NJ. W. Cooper, of Providence, dressed In the
uniform Of the Providence marine corps OF artillery.
w.Dnpcan- Of Providence, in citizens dress.
fslse nose. lie made himself quite agreeable in the
ball loom by hi josose manner aud hsarty laughs.
DR.. Beck. PhilH delphia citizens dress.
Joseph Erdshhm, New York, citizens dress.
JAIk Benjsmin, Newport citizens dress.
Col BRch, Providence dressed In the full uniform
OF the Providence marine corps Of artillery,
Master Birmingham, Newport. ma brigand
Eugene Batch'lder, Eco, Of Old Cambridge, was
.N.l.l
ly trim med with silver. This Mr. u. IL the gentle
man known to fame Cat NewporD az the author Of the
mutt be read to be appreciated. The military cos
tune which he assumed. and his naturally graceful
manners when In company Of the fair sex, made him
aconspienous character in he ballroom.
Q. W. clspp Of Boston vas dressed a. fancy 4 bar
dur. AZ q later hour In the evening be changed the
Mr. cr1ser vas dressed a. aDe old English gentle
man, In George the Seconds time.
Mons coycsuit Of New Orleans was In PoIke.te
dress. Black velvet trimmed with yellow aud cherry
silver buttons, full rich embroidered shirt black velvet
samuel Colt Of Connecticut was dressed In the cos
tune Of Turkish engineer This was splendid
dress. and was IN most admirable keeping
Bettrsm Culver, Of England. citizens dress.
Cart Campbell sfihs Bri,,h AIRY citizens dress
Lieut. Csrlysle. Oft s. n, full uniform
ws,ey Cook, ofNew Iork, a. Friar.
q. l.. Dix Of proVideuee. citizens dress.
8 X. Davis, Of New York, costumeda AZ an
EnRish gentleman o. times gone by DARK velvet tab
JACKET with TRUNKS OF tae material tlaened with YET
low satin deep lace iuies, buh boots, red tops also
trimmed with lace brown beaver hat, turned up,
namsnted with cfiuTed feathers.
W u Field. q the Ocean House Newport, asPunch.
= W Titks Of New orleans. citizens dress
samuel n Glen. Of boston, oti1ens dress
W clifford. fan River, oostumed AZ Charles the
second Green velvet trimmed with goid and white
sstiD isce-yfllcw boots lace teps.
Jol Gate L a in uniform. Col. O. IL cont and-
ant Of the 8 foit az Nevpost.
b. noppin Jr.. Providence, in an H1glish iockey
dress Red eoat hun small clothes, tap bvots jockey
cap.
" v Holloway Of Newport. as Renee Bite velvet
siash,d with satin cop aad irathcss The character
rtmarkhhly well psrnonated
As Hsmefsley, n. r., appe2red a. Romeo sky
blue sik velvet trim "a with vhite satin and s
Purple turrst cap. blue and white feathers rich lace
collar. 9Th tthts, ftsti sword, Aun boots.
Robert nyslop. in. n. Y-Hupgsrisn costume
top boots trimmed ulth gold lace bus tights richly
embroidered with 1old lace. scarlet jacket gold lace
aud eosr Of leopard skim black velvet cap, trimmed
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