The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-20
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ked and not as easily sns Sc asay
Mhctf.l women, with varions styles md accom-
pi'hments, even good judges Of heleship is quite
like TO think
The Las. sim ioveliest Til It's gone.
Ard leave with very confused idea but full Of
Suppose say there were trio of belles--wiIl the
others take offence il put the most youthful down
firstl When nature Is Beautiful it gathers no edorn
rent from excess Of dress. The unaffected lowell
AID manners, Of Miss r--y, Of Utica, N. Y, rem
dercd her one o. The graces Of my trio. In vide,
lut beautifully contiasted stvie. Mrs. It's, OF N.
u, attracted admiration both for manners aud dress
she were pink and white bpcade. Miss 1t,
Of N, w. in ion dress white silk, 6ounced and rich
ly Trimmed with lace, made most artistic tout en-
sembf; her appropriate head dress and well selected
ornaments set of Ter fair complexion admirably
Mr.. Pc and lady, Of II. T., were present with
tAeir daughter, whose graceful and womanly manners
were much admired she was elegantly dressed in
pink tissue. with address of plumes
With NJ. D-y. Of Utica, N. Y, observed Miss
PIX, Of w. ard Mr.. S--r. of Alabama. There
were many regrets expressed that deep afiiiction
prevented the former from participating in pleasure
80 genia,to her sraces.
The two Misses IN, Of Albany, from "Con-
e,ess Hail." were greatly admired by their nusner-
GUS friends; their dancing was faultless
Miss Josephine is, of New York, from The
.
GERS, and "we' think, charming talker; Mr..
TT, wife and daughter New York, with their
friends MIS- C--In, and daughter, and Miss
Re. Of New York, comprised one of the most
agreeable sets Of the evening
Mrs. DR--s and daughter, with Miss TT.
and Mrs. BIS, shared frequent compliments, and
deserirgly.
Miss MI. Of New York, appeared in white
illusion, over silk. with green leaves wreathe1 in
hair and diess. The effect was charming.
Chicago was represented by Miss. Re, who
both in dress ard manners did fair credit to tho
Garden City" Of the West.
Tie interior Of New York was represented by Miss
licD-ld, of Onondaga Valley, whom it is scarcely
possible to Ga,ne without abiding to VIM. f. Mem.
Her fair blonde complexion was in fine harmony
with the White tissue, worn over pale blue silk
white rose her only ornament.
have principally noticed the dancing ladies;
there were others elegantly dressed wives and mo.
Logs. who seemed really to enjoy in spirit, and
whom If tile and space permitted, should receive
tip top" notice. There we're distinguished gentle
men present. saw Hon. Daniel ullman, Lacien y.
Peek, OF VI, and others Fetween the dances the
entire company induiged in promenades. Ample
rereshment was furnished the company, which was
given by Putnam Ainsworth, gratutously, to the
band on this OCCASION of its benefit The utmost
good feeling with MI parties seemed to prevail
towards the Union and is prOprietors, and this oc
casien will loug be remembered with qualification
by those who contributed by their presence.
At one o'clock the whole affair closed with an i'm.
prCmptu Virginia reel.