The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09
THE BALL AT UNION HAL.
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Every t1IS was prop't;ous oo Thursday evening and
the consequence there was regular Jam in the large
tirrg room OF the Union Hail. the ball benedt
Of shs Ts%0sss Of w% ws.es band playing tns sea
been on the usual liberal scale for which that house Ia
noted, and the accomplished mauassrs-Nessrs Y
Curtis, T. Andrews aud S. Lathorp-sooo got their
company In order, and the daociug commenced With
spirit which kept up until o'clock Toe soca.
ly sxempfasd insn this OCCASION. The guests soc
more IKE Rree family circle Visiting togesher than
mass Of strangers met BY cnance as hotel This comes
ceal from the permanent character Of the
Who have always sojourred nero They have may
guests there whose parents and grand parents vs
ans AZ ths bouse Ia former years. and uow those COM
pg are training up tneir children to follow IN
their footsteps. The parents. perbaos, met aud
made their ms,ch ct the toon years ago, aud il tue
yourg folks cont do the fault viii DO their
But Stop; we began to notice ball, ana mere are mo
I.zng On come other subjects, wn,cn will come into
head when thinking Of the galaxy Of youth and
beauty gathered ct the Unoo the other evening 20 aid
our readers ID forming an idea Of this ball. append
brilliaucy 70 it,
Mss Too,s, Of New York was dressed in a rich white
silk, with beautiful lace overskrt, Nncedthe lace cor
rage ccs,eo with liacs and trimmed with point lace
Mss Merrill, Of Neg York, alfred IN pinE silk
cbens bay acere strips tee corsage havirg 1le puing-
very beooaisg dress 10 her ETY. 70 CT beauty.
sits faka~ay' OF Nes roTs, wore handsome blne sS
dess, made wsn double skirt, trimcsd "to .ringe-the
cCTsage made 9TH pnicg OF the ssme-sno bertha.
siss tot~cnn, ct B ds port, wore blue plaid grcna
dioe with SIR icsncss the cosssge trimmed with fringe
aHs DeafwusD, Of Cincinnati, wore a dress Of rose
cocrtd sis, In Double ssrt, flowing sleeves trimmed
w;lh trge, aHd the corssge ohyias pcfiog OF tue
same.
Mas DIetsheF, ef New York, wore blue elk, with
Plan ssirt. tie ease trimmed with lace aud pals.
hiss pasla"Ey, Of toy, wore delicate rose coored
sus, with over oress OF ituon or rle the corssga trim
meo with pufiees Of tu'le
Ass PinAobeecS, Of Burlington, Vt, wore a pink SIX
with very rich tIocs:e 'U1ces triamea win tfEse the
oorsste oeccilfts. and With bIc,elies
sss Loveee 8uSn, Of S.ceer,ies. rich robe Of
ace toubie skirt eubfo,oeled, vito rose cocred sAsn
ana eerdsorne bAnoeao OF pearls CT her aesd
Mss Fanee~ahn, Of NeT Yoik, wsre doaed white
'Prie'op with double ekrt-very becoming TO nsr youth
ful tgrIe ara Gastsum!rg oepoftm mt
MISS Dress sel.e. Ct New York, wore lemon cooyed
dre,s, with an ever dress OF white llusilr, auo flowing
sseves.
Mss Bedroom. of New York, wore a rose silk, with
Gh'e uso trimmings O, The ek,rtn points The cor,sge
CT lo~eTs IL Ter hair
Mss Roys,, OF New York, were dot.ed ssiss muelio
couble SKIRT with lilac ppifipg ard ,iisc sash
Nee Baig,ace Of Nes YORK, wore a corn coored s;x,
~th two tocpcea OF eupue Lace The corsege covered
with oiapouf retSorko Of bak velvet, and q row Of
euipure lace about il ana around tie sleeves.
Mss Ta~ OF Aubcra, coubia skirt dress OF white
iare,on. With tue cors,se, trimmed with
small bows OF white satin ribbon
Ms, agber OF New York wore beautiful blue berege
very elegant aud becoming
Mrs saort, OF Cncir ast dress OF corn colored
siss Idies Of Waterbury, dressed ia a drab sx,
eocaded s:tn flowers, and trimmed with cherry colorad
velvet
Miss kshcror OF Pennsylvania wore canary colorea
mere antique, With an embroidered silk lace overdress
AIR Neaer OF brloeep ~, wore double skirt pineap
pie drst- pne the cCrsage trimmed tue flo Sing
seeves, arc Rad rich string az pearls her head
OCCASIONALLY joined 10 toe promenade, but did not dauce
Nfs U.t,uesa, OF New York, wore a lavender silk
ied With white lace SKIRT With two rich poiot lace
h'nnee. and point lace mantle, With rich diapnnnds
ANopg The company present we were pleased TO go
many Of the Committee Of Management from the bali a,
'opgress Hal the previous evening. They seemed to
| JOY themselves ccmp,eteiy.
| W.ne ana his band were ia the best OF spirits o.
course CT dsocursed music would almost hs
most apshe,io 20 darcDg showing themselves 10 every
! way wo!hy o! the benefit they were receiving.