Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-04

friends, who appreciate her many &c
compIishmenis. Her sister, Miss Ju'
lia Ward; plain white muslin; she
has a very pleasIngface, and isa charm
ing young lady.
Miss Didler, Of Baltimore; plain
white satin, trimmed with pearls.
Miss Clinton, OF New York white
muslin, with bewi,ching little pink sat
in apron she has sweet, modest face,
and.is an estimablc and pleasing young
lady.
The venerable Mrs. De Witt Clinton
was in the Hall for short time, quietly
observing the scene Of gaycty around
her.
Miss Rebccca Taylor, Of Baltimore
daughter OF Col. Taylor oil the Army,
and neice OF the late President Taylor,
white satin, covered with lace and
founced she is gifted with remarkable
and very pleasing conversational pow
ers.
Miss Getiings, Of Baltimore; whaae
satin; fine looking lady.
Miss Fassett of Philadelphia pink
satin, covered with white lace.
Miss Clara Hoffman, Of Baltimore
blue satin, covered with white lace
she is very pretty and graceful.
Miss Middleton blue figured silk.
Miss Meade Of New York; plain
white muslin.
Mrs. Ludlow, Of Louisville; plain,
white silk.
Mrs. John c. Wright, OF Baltimore !;
blue silk she is very handsome, and
is a quiet, pleasant lady, ofmOst agree
able manners.
Miss Devereux, ofNew Haven white
satin, with wreath Of flowers around
her head she is very handsome and
exceedingly graceful.
Mrs. Winthrop, Of New York plain
blue silk.
Mrs. Ward, Of Baltimore; an estima-
bic lady, mother Of the young ladies
already spoken Of.
Miss Cunningham, OF New York /;
rich ball-dress Of white lace, founced,
very rich and stylish.
Miss Saltus, of New York, rich pink
figured silk.
Miss Prince, of New York; pink
corded muslin, very rich.
Mrs. Chickering, Jr., OF Boston white
Tartan muslin; very pleasant face,
and exceedingly afIable manners.
Miss Stone, of New Yurk; pink Tarl-
tan; Gnc-iooking lady.
Miss FipZandt, of New York pink
satin, covered with Swiss muslin
Miss Caldwell, Of North Carolina /;
splendid blue silk, with an elegant
wreath Of roses around her head she
is very handsome and graceful, and
attracted much attention.
Miss Pope, ct Noble white satin,
trimmed with rich heavy fringe around
the neck she was one oil the most
beautiful ladies present She has very
regular features, aud there is mild
mesa and intelligence in the expression
Of her face, which plainly show her TO
be an eslimable young lady.
Miss Seymour, Of New York corn
colored satin, very rich.
Miss Smelling, OF Boston; white mus
lin, very pre,,ily embl oidered in front
and around the neck with orangccoloI-
81 gauze.
Miss Nelson, Of New York (; pink silk
very accomplished lady.
Mrs. Forbes, Of Canton white muslin
with spangles very beautiful dress.
Miss Wright, Of Baltimore; ligh, fig
ured silk, very rich; she is very hand
some.
Mrs. Col. Sanford, Of Georgia splen:
did white dress, with velvet and da.
nonds; distinguished for her rare con-
vcrsatioDal powers.
Mrs. Seymour, OF New York rich
pink figured silk, very splendid.
Mrs. Welch, OF Boston; splendid
white wa,ered silk, With n profusion oil
pearls in her hair.
Miss Pryme, OF Albany; white Tarl-
tan muslin.
Miss Laura Gibbs, ofNew York pink
lace, with head richly adorned with
lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Col. Polk, Of Tennes ssee orange
colored silk, with deep scolloped houn-
ces, very rich and beautiful and worn
with much grace. She 10 very hand
some, and her conversational powers
are rare indeed. Endowed with much
intelligence ana amiability, she is a val
liable companion.
AT half past l2 O'clock Supper was
announced, and the whole assemblage
moved through the house to The Dan
chg hail. in the colony, where the ta-
bles were most beautifully arranged :,
with everything which the most deli
cate Epicurcan taste could desire. This
department was under the charge of
Oar ing, the Steward, Mcbride, head
writer, and his Lieutenant, Delap. MIR.
Weaver spared no pains or cxpence Tor
an excellent Supper, and he succeeded
in giving the fullest satisfaction To all.
have never seen more beautiful Ia