The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29

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cialy became his manly figure.
Nj. 81. O. D., Of 0Ava-iah, Duke Aranza IN the
Honey Moon fuuic Of saffron cIored silk, With
laurel hsves and silver O. breast and waist; sarcn
Of royal purpIe velvet, trimmed the tuai white
alppers, satin rOsettes and brilliant buckles purple
MIX csp silver wreath, with scarlet plume. As may
Be supposed, this costume was very handsoms, and
NJ. De Appearance was generally admired; To
Captain of Hussara
DR.. NJ, Of Augusta, was conspicuous among the
whole company ~ 6ardana lalus: white under robe
covered with an open robe OF scarlet velvet trimmed
with gold and ermine; shoes OF red aud gold, with
crown and plume. The height and fine proper
lions Of the wearer displayed his splendid dress to
M. I. A. O., q Athens, Rob Roy: Highland kilt,
plaid stockings plaid bonnet, eagle feather sword,
pistol, claymore and dirk.
Mr.. J. s. H. OF Savannah, sailor boy: white shirt,
blue collar, white pants, tarPsuli1: p,, IN.
Scotch cap, heron's plume.
Mr.. j. b., of Savannah-Saor boy.
Mr.. w. w. g., Of Ashens-A Know Nothing.
Mr.. ]. R., of CharestOn--Duke In the Honey
Moon: crimson robe trimmed with silver and err
mine, crown and white plume
Mr.. ]. H. Tot Pen6eld-Swiss mountaineer: vel
low cap, blue coat yellow vest knee breeches, white
Mr.. d. NcA., of Savaunah-Y Dung nobleman In
the reign Of Queen Anne: blue velvet cap, plume
tipped With silver purple velvet cloak trimmed with
silver, slken cord and tassels silk stockinets. THIS
was one Of the most beautiful dresses In the room.
Mr.. o. w., Of Charleston-A sailor: white and
blue dress.
Mr.. J. s, OF Athens-Sir Walter Raleigh.
Mr.. j. G., Of Athens-Shylp ck skirt trimmed
with brown and silver, purple gaberdne.
Mr.. w. r. T., ofCharles&on-Ch II: Suit Of
blue velvet, trimmed with silver lace, sleeves open
with scarlet silk let In and lace rues pants slit ct
the sides, and topped with scarlet ribbons, with
lace frls below tue k0ee, light slippers, with
seites. short cloak Of blue velvet lined with
let silk, and black velvet cavaliers cap, with
Mr. j. Mc1., Of savannah-s.ranger: Black
velvet suit, trimmed with blue satin; black car,
and black feathers; top boots; in mask. This
last served the gentlemans turn, in many
his Oldest acquaintance, until supoer that revesler
Of faces this occasion, less than OF hearts upon
all, compelled him to unmask.
Mr. n. F. j., Liberty county, Georgia-Young
Mr.. WIN. Athens, Spanish Cavalier: Suit Of Grim
velvet. trimmed with blue and silver; robe trim
med with gold and ermine
We have thus sketched, Messrs. Editors, the most
promine Of the characters who this gay
occasion. The military, too, were handsomely rep
resented. There we're many, both ladies aud gen.
tlemen, who shone only In the fashions Of the day
and Of the former we might be pardoned for
abiding TO one pre- eminent in face and FORM from
Athens, Georgia. This bare alluson will at once
summon her to the eye Of all who were present.
Tothis variety then, OF costume and beauty, music
added the delights Of the dance, and time few by
with cruel haste too cruel alas! If it had no borne
the company to supper, for which they were in most
excellent relish. This labor Of love over the dance
was again renewed, with such spirit too, that
vious morning well nigh stared in upon the votaries
Of music and moonlight
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.
is said that the number Of visiters at the White
Sulphur Springs is greater than Was ever known.
We were informed few days ago that 1t was inn
possible TO obtain lodgings within five miles OF the
Springs, all the private houses being dlled with
ways, ana even In porches and when o rain occurs
suddenly at night, there s some difficulty in finding