The New York herald., 1851-08-01
some Of the Dlstingues n, Newport.
Prom the Newport News lily 80

Now a. to the fair ones who mig ltly grace the
saloon. An, have now come |" 'ue most ohfhcufe
portion OF my letter 1t would be oard TO say whs
is unoueationaby the belle, there is always
quite diversity of opinion up"a such subject.
However, ! feel quite cafe in saving that large
proportion of those who are disintere sted award
the palm TO the beautiful and amable Miss Mary
Hystop, Of New York; and am free to say that
almost acauesce, all things considered, ia this
opinion Ii is difficult to find all the virtues and
Accomplishments of the sex concentrated IN one
fair daughter Of eartb mans greatest blessing, yet
his worst annoyer. Miss Hysop is young, natu-
rally gay, very beautiful, exceedingly fascinating.
dances like fairy, looks up at you like an aogel.
talks like Cupid's fairest daughter, in loves own
bewitching language. She is very much admired,
and always has a crowd of oar in her train.
During the day, after meal, she may be seen
Promenading the ball. with sc yarai attending upoa
her-and ut other times Of the lay you may sec hee
making some poor fellow happy, for the time being
by having .cozy little chat ith him in the saloon
She has been in mourning fcr -"'he time, ana coh-
sequently does not appear Often n the hoor, IN tAe
ey6nng. with the dancer the waltz she H very
graceful and accomplish a.
Miss Ellen WOODBURY., a,pghter Of Judge Weed
bury. of Portsmouth Nes Ilampshre, is decidedly
a belle, and many thinl thut he may rightfuly
contest, for the honor o' heins he belle, with Miss
Hyslop. Miss Woodbury. - yery handsome and
very popular, dances we'll, c"overses deh9nsmsy.
and is much admired she receives great deal o<
attention
The three Misses Slark, Of New Orleans. srs
very pretty, excellent dancers, sd receive mce3
each other that it is almost possible to dstin-
gush them; in consequence Of this, young gentle
man made very funny msta se a few days ago
1t seems that he had been versing with one Of
them in tho morning, and, in he evening, wAs
continuing the conversation, a nc supposed; but
the entire ignorance Of the your lady, Of the sub
ject matter of his remarks, soon rcuyinced him o
MS mistake.
The two Misses Jarvis, OF Il ldetown, Connec.
ticut, are much admired lr.c bright eyes and
pleasant faces are accompanying more mischief
tf,a~ 49, l. - v~A -
pen;ence They even effect more terrible mis-
chief upon palpitating hear. han Colts famous
revolvers. They also receive ;reat deal Of attea-
ton. and remarkably good cancers.
The two Misses Hail. Of New York, are very
lovely young ladies. The eldest y as sweet voice
and is an exceedingly aceomr''sted singer; beta
are graceful dancers, particularly the elder, whe
foats around the room like zelh, rfrom the skies
She has an Intellectual and good face. and there iG
winning charm in her smile which it is difficult -
resist These young ladies receive much attention
are quveling between Miss Hysop and the eldse
Miss Hall; and | do not wonder at it.
The Misses Ward, Of Baltimore, are a pleasing
and receive az much attention as ever; il aid thet
Miss EDen will visit the saloon one everiny this
week, and astonish all with her marvellous vocal
powers An excellent musical critic told me to-
day that she hardly has an equal in the country -
Mrs Wetmore, of New York, as usual, attracts
and receives great deal Of attention; she is very
graceful dancer and an exceedingly fascinating lady
hra. lennaDt, Ol inuuueipuis, ioI tWo Vr toIo0
years star Of the Ocean House. looks as bcautifu
ever; she has not participated much, Is yet, IN
the 6snSing. but she receives much attention from
the gentlemen.
The intelligent and highly accomplished MID
Lizzie Holman, OF Baltimore, is n general favorteI
and always attracts attention.
Mss Annie q. Lynch, the distinguished poetees,
has bat recently arrived. She receives much alton
tion particularly from men Of talent and emnenoe
learn that M SO Lynch expects her world .renown-
| ed friend, Miss Bremer. here in few DAYS
Mrs Dr. Miller, Of New York. sister of Misl
Hyslop, il Of the most elegantly formed ladies
at The house; stately, graceful and beautiful. she
is highly admired. and receives large share @
attention.
Miss Benson. Of New York--whom the agreeable
correspondent OF the Boston Be- calls Miss Henson
is very graceful in the waltz. and has splendid
figure. she also is one Of the stars.
Miss Chubb, Of baltimore, a niece Of Col. Mon
dances with such viyaeity and evident delight
that II does ones heart good to see her the floor
Thus have sketched some Of the most prominent
ladies at this house. In my next, ] shall speak o<
those who will have arrived by that time, well
some beautiful and ascomp plished ladies whs
Ofte n visit tho saloon in the evening and shall
also speak OF some others who now here, but
whom cannot mention at this time, as my letter
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