Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23
ZEPIYRS FROM THE HILL.


beautiful ladies' magnifcsnlly afrayed, that
il was difficult TO get even BIRDS eye
view Of them. ! am confident that there
are more bellies at Newport t is season than
at any Of the other watering places. Let
us look al lew Of them
Mrs. Duncan; white muslin, black head
dress she has magnificent face, with
large and expressive black eyes her h5ure
is exceedingly graceful and she is an ex-
celent dancer
Mrs. Ohio Williams; perfectly queen
ly in her figure and bearing; she has beau
thu eyes and very fine complexion. Miss
Howell, her sister, resembles her very
much, but is smaller lady. She is very
beautiful, and as graceful az she is lovely.
Mrs. G. Hoyt; blue silk dress; very
tar complexion, and sweet and express
sivc face.
Mrs. I. L. Hutchins; pink silk dress !;
head dress dark velvet and straw. She
has beautiisl figure and is very hand
some one of the most stylish ladies in the
Hall.
Miss Bergman; one of the most grace
ful dancers in the Hall she is very hand
some, and was observed by all.
Miss ID Wolf very graceful anI stylish
exquisite figure, and received much aiten-
tlon. She has a beautiful face.
Mss Lo',e Ogden looked unusually
brilliant, and was. greatly admired.
Miss Linton, Of Natchcz, ia very hand
some and attracted great deal Of attention.
Mrs. William Henry James; blue silk
gros de Naples covered with Gaipne. set
ting off hea flashing and expressive blsck
eyes.
Mrs. Horace II. Day, green silk dress /;
very intelligent and exceedingly agreea-
Bile lady.
Miss Mary Slcdman, of Hartford; Swiss
muslin embroidered with cherry head
dress OF red and black she has very
pleasant face, and a highly cultivated mind ,
and is avorite with all who know her.
Miss Emma Marcy Of New York white
Bsrase trimmed with black velvet, cad
dress Of red and black She is very
young, AMI has just made her appearance
in society. She is very beautiful. and as
ariless MS child. She plays finely on tho
Piano, and dances most gracefully she
was admired by all.
Miss Eliza Winthrop white silk with
damask palm leu: founces, and hair trimm-
ed with pearls and blue ribbon, forming a
pretty contrast TO her lovely figure and light
golden hair.
Madame Pannon red satin covered
with rich black lace and diamonds, looking
as amabe and kind as the lady Patroness
of the Bellevue.
Mrs. Pell, her sister; white silk and
pink flowers very agreeable lady.
Madame de Trobiand white Brussels
Point lace, the pelticoat looped up la
Marquise of the time OF Louis XIV, with
velvet and gold leaves and pansies on her
bosom as il thrown amid the puifs pearls
on her neck and diamonds in her hair and
dress.
Mrs. William Shermerhorn, of the mar.
red bellies, was obliged TO keep her seat
owing to wound received while bathing.
Her dress was black Thule and gold EN-.
broidery she might have represented night,
Notwithstanding she showed out surround
ed as usual by her many friends and admi
rero ss bright star from the south,
Madame l., Grange, the charming and
lady like Prima Donna, wore many diam.
onds, and a rich dress of Brussels Point;
also small cloak looped on each shoulder
with bows and long ends, fastened by but
tons of diamonds and emeralds, Ss large as
one ever saw 10 this country, given her by
the Emperor OF Russia.
4, The Misses Gibbes aud Lawrence dross-
cd in white aud wearing wreathes of pink
aud silver in their hair.
Miss Fanny James dressed in white
Grape, three skirts trimmed with plating Of
white satin ribbon AMI blonde hair with a
green leaf wreath and cherry baads inter
woven the front Bandesux drawn back
la iolle, which only youthful and pretty
fresh face can bear
Mrs. Riggs, the bird Of our country,
who so kindly lent her talent lately for the
sake OF charity she wore blue Grape
dress which suited hor al night as il made
ber look palor
Miss Kate Stuyycsant wore an eIquisity
fresh pink Thule pulled up to her waiste,
inermixed with ink gauze loops,--drsssed
AZ she always does gracefully, and is one Of
the leading bellies among the young girls.
Mis-. Roscr looked more beoutiful than
ever he bright black eyes shone like dia.
msnds, and she was one Of the best dane.
.es on the floor.
y Mr. BucuASAN's RETuRs-It is stated
that letters have been received from Mr. Bu-