Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-16
ZEPHYRS FROM THE HILL.

port norm from lOuro street.
ZEPHYRS FROM THE HILL.
have been roaming again, and bring
you another bouquet, which trust may DO
as fragrant and agreeable as the last
Yon ought to bo endowed with sn ubi.
qu,ous spirit, so as you could be ut all the
Hotels when the morning paper arrives. and
tho guests ascertain that il contains
"Zephyr." Snch crowding and rushing
for the News you never beheid but few
papers are to be had, and consequently the
ladies and gentlemen gather in groups,
while one reads aloud for the amusement oi
many; why do you not furnish more pap
ers, SO that all can be gratfed. Some Of
our party think this short allowance one OF
your sly tricks TO excite all, and then gra-
tify them by degrees. There is much
curiosity to know who the "Spy is, and
heard one beautiful young lady boast to-
day that she knep that The Col, would tell
her who wrote the articles, and she was de.
termined to nsk him the frs, time she saw
him. Now, Col, you know that you SOL
| emnly promised not to reveal my name, OK
to betray me in any manner and, relying
upon your honor, pen you another cpis,ls
| in the full belief that even that beautiful
young lady, of whom I have spoken. not
withstanding all her confidence in her per-
suasiyc powers, and your eallantry, will not
be able TO win you to confession Of this
little secret.
Let us look in at the Ocean House, and
there we find,
Mr.. B-a, of Baltimore her lady.
like department, quiet and unprctending
manners, her taste in dress, simple and yet
so becoming, have procured her an enviable
position at the Ocean.
Mrs. f.. ID. Wy, Of Philadelphia, is
still the leader of fashion ut this popular
house; she has great taste for music, and
understand that she is an accomplish
performer on the Piano Forte.
Mrs. and Miss Do, of New York, are
deciled favorites.
Miss D--s, of New York, is q very
accomplished lady; she speaks several
languages fluen,ly, and plays on the Plane
Forte with great nicely and nste sho ex-
ecutes the most difficult pieces with the
greatest accuracy.
The two Misses We, Of New York.
are great favorites, especially with the
gentlemen, as the numberless bouquets on
their centre-table indicate.
Mrs. w. Wy, of Philadelphia, has
splendid figure, and dresses with exquis-
ite taste; she is admired by all.
Miss D-s, Of New York, is very
beautiful and greatly admired.
Mrs. and Miss BE, Of New York.
are smong the most distinguished ladies at
the Ocean.
The four Misses He, OF Natchez,
are very much admired; one Of them is
particularly beautiful, and her mourning
costume adds much to her charms, in my
estimation.
Miss Ne, of New Orleans, a genu.
inc Southern beauty she is very accomp-
lisI,ed and plays the Piano Forte in very
artistic manner, prefering the productions
Of Gottsc halk, Wallace, Lizt, &C.
The Misses st, of Philadeph are
very handsome and attract much at tention.
The two Misses S--n, OF New York,
are greatly admired.
Mrs. Rs, of Philadelphia, 10 a very
handsome lady aid dresses with fine taste
she is decided favorite.
Mrs. W----d, oi New York, is 4 very
fashionable lady and fine dancer.
also notice many others whom have
not time to describe at present; among
them are, Miss G-k, Of Cincinnati )
Miss E---s, OF Philadelphia; Miss
Ely, of New York Miss tn, ei
New York; Mrs. FIN. York; Miss
McG--e, Philadelphia Mrs. and Miss
S--g, Pittsburgh; Miss VT, New
Jersey Miss L--n, Philadelphia; Mrs.
and Miss ST., Massachusetts Miss
B--t New York Miss W., Phila-
delphs; Miss V B--n, Brooklyn.
Madame La Grange, the celebrated Pri-
ma Donna, is enjoying herself in q very
pleasant and quiet manner. ! understood
that her admirers will be grati6ed by hear.
ing her in Concert at the Ocean House
when she will be assisted BY q number Of
distinguished artists now sojeurning here.
Miss Elise IIenslcr, the young American
Prima Donna, from Boston. who has lately
returned from Italy, where she has been
studying music for the last four years, gives
q Matinee Musicale at the Ocean House,
on Monday morning, at IL o'clock
The Germanians continue to be 40 great
tivorites a. ever they discourse excsllen,
music every afternoon and evening, At tho
Ocean, Atlantic and Bellevue. UNDER
stand that the annual Concert, or Soiree
Dsnsante, the proceeds Of which are Tor
their benefit, will be given some evening
next week.
Adelina Patti; the youthful csntatrics,
il TO give Concert on Wednesday ne2,
st Ocean Hall. .rf
I heard this young lady in New fofs
a short time ago, and she perfectly aston
..had rna hv har snaxvoIious vo~alisuI