Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-07
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ed and the heavy sighs which urose
from many a manly bosom indicated
but too plainly that there was fearful
void which could not be easily flied
H | notice crowd ofintcIligent gentle
men of mind and distinction around Miss
Anne {. Lynch, every evening, in the
Saloon, enjoying her delightful convet-
saiion; her amiabe manner and polish
ed mind iascina;e all men of Intellect
Her worthy mother, one OF the most ele-
gantederIy ladies of the present day,
is exceedingly pleasing.
/, The venerable Mrs. De Witt Clinton
is an object Of especial attention from all
ages and sexes she is the worthy sur
viyor OF noble and distinguished man,
who long occupied an eminent position
in the political world.
/ The Misses Cadwallader, of Phia-
dolphin. attract much attention; they
IRE splendid dancers, and hardly have
their equals, in this respect in the house.
Miss Weston, OF New York, is very
beautiful, aud is becoming Il decided
belle. .......
The Misses Willes, OF Boston, are
very pleasing young ladies, and appear
to be general iavoritcs the eldest is
very handsome. The Newport Waltzes,
as performed by the Gcrmanionsi are
dedicated TO these young ladies'
The Two Misses Clinton, OF New
York, are among the favored who are
showered with attention they dance
and waltz great DEAL and always APP
pear TO decided advantage.
The two Misses Irwin, Of Baltimore,
and the two Misses Ewing. o. Louis
vile, are also among the bellies of the
house.
Miss Robb, Of Baltimore, and Miss
Lawrence and Miss Johnson of New
York, are very pretty and are much ad-
mred.
Miss Mary Hyslop is still the cyno-
sure OF many eyes, and the heaven Of
many hearts, where numberlcss young
men indulge the fond hope that they
have laid up their treasures ''where
neither moth or rust can corrupt, and
where thieves cannot break through or
steal" Time will reveal all things,
therefore we must all exercise that
christian virtue, patience.
One Of the most Interesting young la
! dies, Miss Helen Bennett, Of ST. Louis,
has just left for Europe where che will
remain two years TO complete her edu-
cation. She watzes beautifully, and
Is IN graceful rs a iawn. She is
young lady of remarkable intelligence
and Is destined to be an ornament 10 So
ciety. Her mother is one of the most
pleasing ladies at the house. Mr.. Ben
nett is high'minded and very agreea-
blc gentleman: and grca, lavorite both
with ladies and gentlemen.
As said in my last letter, there is an
expression in the face of the elder Miss
Hall, which has ever had peculiar
charm for me. II is not merely beauty,
but amiabiliiy, goodness and sterling
decision Of character, which always
make the posscssor a treasure Of ines
,i,nah1n ,.,lpp l,r In,.,,,,,,
aud her accomplishment in il, plainly H.
| dicatc that she has a soul of rare worth.
Wallace, the celebrated composer, has
Just Published "Thc Worlds Fair Pol
ka," an admirable thing which is deJi-
bated to the charming Miss Hall.
Am 'ng the visitors here frequently
notice Miss Camilla Scott, the beau,i-
lul daughter of the honcrcd and distn-
guished General. She is decided
belle, and receives unbounded attention;
she is very beautiful and accomplished,
and her powers Of fascination are rare
indeed.
also notice Mrs. Barclay, of BalG-
more, formerly Mis- Douglass, "A well
known belle she receives as much at
tcntIon aud is as much admired as ever,
although she does not minglc so exten.
sivcIy in all the gayeiy as formerly.
Miss Ridell, formerly os Boston, but
now. ol your city, visits the Saloon oc-
casionaIly. have not seen her on the
floor, ns yet, although the last Two sea-
sons she was considered one of the most
graceful walters at the house. She
has AN intellectual face and "A diguiicd
| ease ofmanncr which show her TO be
! lady OF cstimable worth. She receives
good deal OF attention. I'D.
Mrs Wright OF Baltimore, is very
handsome and pleasing lady and gem
cral iavofitc. Her husband, who has
been m eminent merchant ut Rio Jam
Giro for many years, is very popular,
and universally esteemed asa gentle
! man.
NJ. Crugcr Of New York, 10 IN sx-
ceIent waltzer, and appears TO be a dc.
cidsd iavorlc with Miss IIysiop.
There was almost n serious Incident
on the Yves, rond few days ago. Two
! young ladies were riding on horseback
npfone NJ the borscs suddenly started