The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

the mistress of four or ave Of the spiritual minded"
and was now but wreck OF what was pure woman
A lady who went from curiosity, was informed by
youth in moustachc that she the individual to make
him happy, his marriage relations being not exactly to
his fancy. She declined the honor however This lady
expected to great deal Of wickedness behind some
mysterious red curtains that she had been told Of And
first looked for the crimson curtains which In the
excitement Of entrance had been forgotten but they
of as ladies' dressing room but 1t contained nothing ex
cept ordinary shelves, looking glass and toilette we
about giving up in despair, and feeling very much
If witnessing play Of Hamlet with the part
Of Hamlet omitted when my friend exclaimed joyfuiiy,
sthere they are" pointing ut the Same time to the
curtains fitted into kind Of but what were
they for and what mysteries did their long folds conceaK
This question we determined TO solve; so, making
way firmly the spot took chair and accidentally
drew aside the drarery which had caused 80 much ex-
element, disclosing 70 our view an enormousstovs
sis that all? Very nice arrangement for hiding the old
stove but no necessity for people to make such fuss
about it," 80
appears that ,he place is simply hall fitted up with
chess tables, &c and facilities for duncing There are
great t fast yOSsns vs, ss chea
Quite pleasant. and psychological respect deep
" interesting incident happened the other n
but very fascinating lady, which would probably nave
ended in womanslaughter II It had not been os the
Jealousy had insgated the feud-Mr. - -,
another prominent leader Of the association having
allowed himself to be passonatey ataoionzed oy ooth
There are 10 be meetings every night pretty soon and
the chief thinks Of building house purpose for the
club There to be great league with several Orders
Joining each other. The description Of two will be su
cient - . -
The rights women, the existing and The true laws OF mar
rage DIVORCE and physiology applied especially the
rearing OF children and Tho prevention OF the terrible loss
life among Infants which the aicton and the reproach oil
the science of civilized countries I
Grand Order of Recreation will attempt what can be
organize the amusemens of the people upon basis OF
cieapness accommodations numbers, which
will bring within the reach Il the whole people, and, by
their frequency variety aud moderation prevent them from
degenerating designations. The effort Will be msde, ut the
velopement Of 'he latent powers Of the people to entertain
while they cultivate and refine themselves and each oher
rather than depend upon the administration of delight by
professional performances conducted by distinct and sepa
The chief has power to eject and cut off from member
ship person. without assigning reason for it. He
is responsible for all the expenses and pays oil the bills
The following extract makes all the important points
contained in the very long Official document published in
the 0rgan:-
feature is that all to enjoy themselves, al sif for
maty being thrown aside, each person being the law
unto Himself with nothing to restrain except ones
of individual propriety and gentlemanly and
lady like deportmentoxcep that the conduct OF per-
ofenfy tho chief who, being the prop retor OF
the place. to himself the right OF rcsorting to
teme measures if need be- to coufor nifty to his
estimate Of proprety Such measures, believe, have
never csored TO yet the simple request Of the chief
or his aids not lie of the City Hall his shadows hay
ing been sufficient thus far in the history OF the club
The only feature which strikes varying In any way
from the ordinary OF conduct in parties or ball 10
that the free lovers of the two sexea who are not
afraid to do SOFTEN promenade the room with their
cntwined afiectionately about one anoher1as's