Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-19


agreeable, and has thousand OF those
little fascinating ways and looks which
always bswitch the young gentlemen.
She is gentle and confidng in her ma
ture, and wins many friends.
The beautiful and digni6ed Mrs. Mill
er, now widow, is here, but she is very
retired and is not often seen in the sa-
loon. Her sisters, Mrs. Brush and Mrs,
Mesier, both very beautiful, are also
here.
Miss SaItus, OF New York, is the
same favorite this year that she was
last; she has a very good face, and re-
cievcs great deal Of attention. Indeed
there is not more interesting young
lady at the house, or one who has moro
or warmer friends, She dresses in good
taste, and dances finely.
Miss Cuttings is young, gentfc-eyed
belle from the Monumental city she
dances but seldom, yet always gracefully.
Miss Draper, ofNew York, is very
pretty and most accomplished young
lady.
Miss Grymes, OF New Orleans. a bru-
nctte. and Southern belle; she ia a
splendid dancer, dresses in excellent
taste, and is much admired.
Miss Bosque, OF New Orleans, II hru
net,e she has raven hair which she
wears in long ringlc,s she dances well
and is accomplished and pretty.
Miss Lottc Ogden, OF New York, is
now The generally acknowledged belle
of the Ocean House and very deser-
vcdly so, will remain such. l think, in
spite of the many new aspirants and
former claimants Of that title with her
lovely eyes, exquisite eyes, fascinating
manner, and Incompatible dancing, she
captiva,cs everybody. understand
that gallant young gentleman is max.
ing extensive preparations to honor
her with the most splendid Scrcnade
which has ever been given in Newport,
by the entire Gcrmania Society.
Mlss Slark is Il very agreeable and
handsome young lady from New Or
leans,
Miss Iloke, iair-haired beauty from
Maryland; is IA splendid dancer aud
very much admired.
Among the gentlemen nt the House,
| notice Mr.. Levy, an eminent mer-
chant, the Stewart cl Philadell hia, JOHN
II. b. Latrobe, Esq, distinguished
lawyer from Baltimore, Mr.. Raymond,
of Boston, Mr.. Morgan, OF Philadelphia,
Mr.. Richardson, do, Mr.. Hicks, New
York, Mr.. Bayard, Wilmington, MIR.
Aldridge, Baltimore, Mr.. Barnwcll,
South Carolina, DR.. Barclay, New York,
and very many others whom have not
time to mention.
DR.. Nancreed, of Philadelphia, is one
OI lIlt DChb uuIlItlo tlhohS WV
m. Mr.. Hcwett, OF Philadelphia, is
also an excellent dancer, and splendid
vocalist; his "Infelice," from Ernani is
equal to Marini's.
The Germanians give their tirst Sol.
rec Dansantec, preceded by Grand
Concert at the Ocean House Hall Thurs
day evening it will be "A brilliant affair,
as the town is now so full. am credi-
bly, informed by some Of my lady friends
tha, there will be IA general display, on
the part of the fair ones, Of magnificent
dresses that evening. There will pro-
| badly be the greatest array OF fashion
on the occasion, which has ever been
Witnessed in Newport each one will
make an effort to be the Queeniy belle
Of the evening, The Gcrmanans WILL
OH this occasion, perform, for the first
time, The Tennent Polka" new
piece OF music which is dedicated TO
the beautiful Mrs. Tenncnt, of Philadel-
phia il has been arranged for the ri:
ano Forte, by Mr.. Hclmsmullcr, and 10
Just published and for sale nj the stores.
| regret to inform you that the rumor,
which has been current for some days
! past, that Mr.. +. Il. Hclmsmuller, the
accomplished and popular Agent Of the
Germanans, Is about to leave that Soci-
ETY., is correct his ton with them
will cease on the Goth inst. lie has
managed their affairs for the last four
years, and through his energy, tact, tai
en-, and Saro qualifications Tor the duties
ipcutpben, upon him, the Society has
become what il now is, Who can NJ his
place Quien sdbsi
Gcrmania Serenades are oil the rage
this season, and there is scarcely a
night that these iavorito musicians are
not thus employed by some Of the gen
tlemcn we should think that some OF
the ladies would constantly dream Of
soft aud bcw.chng music,
fear ,ha, my letter is already too
long Tor you and your readets also.
I an still remaining
THE SPY AT THE OCEAN HOUSE.
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