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


The following are the names Of the
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
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Hon John sliSe, La. o. A. Prentice. do,
Hon. ni "a E E5nD. NJ rs TGsllmsdss so
Nom. !; Tr:s.:si Hail ses SAMUEL i yisSsI:ea La.
Hon. Hon. ss Men Ass s sss d Ss
A9ibtay Barclay, a. Beach LayIencs,dO do.
Col. Abraham IN Z Van buren, do. EawsTt sSs ss mass
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" xsIssn;Is RoIe5. nyslop, e.. N.Y..
charlie. y Deisy, Ala. A. fiske, Miss.
TIE following gentlemen were designated as a COM
nittce Of direction to have the exclusive charge Of
Sew ws,d miller so Winthrop h % G !, ARD.
bIi ncJiis. Jr. Geo. n Tisehsr Thos vsnsssds
The following rules for the government Of the ball,
Tickets q admission fer gentlemen in fancy cos
tune, with without ladies' i've dollars aud without
mittee OF Direction.
MASKS sIelsded. Crhis was the final Order)
No person admitted without ticket.
Fnti &c and promenade at y o'cloek-supper at IL
Fer several Gays before the ball took place those
most interested appeared apprehvnsiye that Il would
the event proved them 10 be mistaken There a
great deal OF lite and all things admirably
The enterprise was succsssfo The ball itself was pre-.
cceded aud accom- panied by the usual Incidents which
ssve nov become lrite. The eostupers were run
What they wanted Walters and maids running
sftsr hair dresserr MssFrs Barker Of Broadway aud
heads and Mess MedLurst and Watson. the tonsors
Of the Ocean Hou would have needed the qualities
Of The hundred handed Briareus 20 perform all the
services that were demanded at their han ds. But Il
Was Is all other occasions Of the kind have been at
the last day. tbo.s who had proeTastinated, tor
eeiful Of the fact that the artists, whose aid is
quite are Few In Members at place OF this hind,
cone in Groves. end more or lees must 80 away
UIterYtd or walt I'll late hour for the performance
% such service they are In need Of All
vac, therefore, confusion. and "buste, hustle" was
the order Of the Gay on "wednesday. one fact is
Young Ellis. Jswellers, OF Broadwsy, having been
some days at Newport, were packing up their goods
preparatory TO departure for home o wednesday,
vhsnthty we're 20 numerously beset by customers
ttat they constrained TO reopen their assort
Ineut. srd from an early hour 81 the day TO quite
late one in the evening they selling their
In iact, the days fales tupeiseded anything which
they hso secompshtd In the height o. the ,eason
errat many dianonds So- we're purchased Tor dis
An iLiDss bling ready ct half past nine clock the
0trmanis Band stuck up the frst air marked out In
ttt following
rRoorAMiK OF DANCES.
Ctntefmiffion Of five minutes bet~een each dance
I pfomepade. Excelsior march "-strauss.
2undrne- Nsjzdsn, Strauss.
Pdks. Alice, '-suauss.
4. QuadInle. Newport Season. '-Zerfahn-
g. waits Adelaid en-, '-sususs
Susdrilie, fsrdinsnds, '-strsuss
schottisch, the Originslr-J Bruins.
? Qusdfile. /" Mtsire. '-sirauss
Waltz. Maidsn's Dreams"-J OuDgl
20. QUadfie. ChaTivHri." - Strauss
a. Polka Rsdowa. " Fancy Dsllm-Bsrgmaa.
~ Sundriile Triumph - strauss
.sttrtE. - EnsisseS o. ToH1r NfSvrt'.
- QUadfnle Pickpocket, Current
IS PoltA aud scbotiisch.
10 Quadiiiie, "Hsute voice, - Strauss.
~ WALTZ Romsntie, '-Lsnner.
IS ousdriile. yienps Carnival n-strauss
10 rolks. Elvirs. - Strauss
~ German Cotflon. Medley.
wesie, Of nscss,iiy, brief, the following ls' q
MI. A., IxniNs ~ eosivht - ....,,e.,
ME- Amy OF Newport. appeared IN oastiui
tan dtsss and attracted much attention. By hsr amis
The Misses Bfsnaixse. Of New York one ., Ia solhs
crsss dsrk maj Don vel, a trimmed wit lish tatin
tnd eherssn ehtEos. bearing In her hand u. rshh
IN ses sppropriste 20 the character wsiee shs sns
tsinsa Admiralty her company VA. much sought
outing the sveniDg Her sister, Miss Maria brsndgee
wore b. suiiiul Greek dree-royal purple trimmea
~ith SOFA she was much ADMIRED ior her graceful ae
Mits Fsnny bradford, Of Boston appeared In fsnoy
tsH dfefs
Nsesm BureheIls IN . plain ball dress
hifs uthley, of Baltimore spptsfed IN the Ofau'f
irl character Of lady OF the time q Louis the 70 ar
ties nth
The Misses Chubb Of wsshinston-ons A. a T. ,aoi.h
lacy fsdt knit, black beddiee rich black lace ser all
Ter heir beautifully, tsstefully crusmsn'fd with
htvers Her sister sppeared In a fancy BAL costume
Nhs Rostvitk Of N y w . fancy ball dress, made
q vbits material with oi cry eoored u mipgs and
wore en- her b, al rirh Crssk csp.
mis- Ceggssball a. N \ vas dreses In plain attire
MRS. Core. % ~ Ltuis appear a in an elegant
eusk cfftume--whits satin ehsrt cherry eoiorsd
Jseket and trousers OF esw color, 9TH rich tss
81. cheuy colorsd iash. sre on her neck q
disncnd nsehlses Of great ssiue snd her company
vss mush sopght
Mrs " Ciapp Of elton vore rich ball dress
orroftf q heutel '<is ovsfsart Of wrought lace