The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-03


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Ties ana vsv ekreusly elegant Mrs !
M--a II Tng vas hesatiaIly ana appropriate
d aitrpl Is tssoa Sic looked De ,eg
GaIie@ &c Anti seeewiouism ~ } 81
was 4 suilhtie I've YauAee ,ba euieness e 'h'
character vas adainily portrayed, and ,hc dies.
was Sc thelg. Miss +. a. I'D pcr,8niael
tie Press The lealieg newspapers 0uelading
the JorRNAL II eousse) we're $ grlsesaliy ~.
ranged as o ieru mosi charming costume
The Press created decided Impression, ana i
every newspaper man bad BAT q lovely a@nyas-
ser, We fancy the golden age q printers would
have surely come. Mss Z E----k appeared rs
Marquise, ia a white corded silk skirt, with .
lilac silk ever dress, tie skin fstoonod with ros-
os, Low eorsage. trimmed with point lace, pow
derc3 hair, around which was a eorunal q wAlte
roses She looked ihe part elamiurly, and ia
French gentleman q the Oh rrgias had been
present he would have made BIS best bow to thg
lovely Harqise.
Miss Jenny DIS appeared as Morning, and
reminded Is 81 tie Inc 4 some poet Who said,
" When asa morning Ter break, and ful such
beaming eyes awake, as those that sparkle hescl'
She was rosy and lovely as the Dawn
Miss Caroline NJ o., aul Miss Mary l.
W., we're cxqaisitcly atlirel a. ladies o. tbt
time Of QaeeH Elizabeth. They locked their part,
to perfection, and carried us back in Imagination
to tho days Of Queen Bess
Miss La L---h appeared as Pai,y; aud
what With her short robe Of white, bedeskcd viii
sliuering stars and spangles, ard her wings o
silNery azure. !, was difficult not 10 believe thai
some sylpl had escaped for the Willie, hom th'
GARY realms Of T.tanm, " Where che aowcis cgei
blossom, Tie beams ever shine
SIiss BE VS. represented Autumn,
character admirably suited 10 her style and com
plexion She was atlired IN white, elegant,
decorated with sreaths Il Aatuuual leaves an,
berries, and brought to mind the Inc q The poet
Fair Autumn, loyelcs s,1scp q me yea"
Miss "A D Nv, as Spring, came out it
all the freshness Of her girlhood sle sore
pink silk skirt, vi,h white bodice Her drcs
was trimmed with natural flowers. bat Ike MI
TOMS Eve, herselfwa tie " frtsl a9wcr."
Miss Annie C--s, IF Ncw losk, IS " Coum
ba, /" was attiad ia perfect taste, and susmiuct
/ tlie character admirably. Doctor a. w B----t
IofNcw York, came III AS a Balloon, ana initiate.
Tie lungs Of every one with laughter Miss L
B---n gag appropriately cosmueia- I'cr@opi
Her grace and aruiatlily charmed all Mia
i R----.a 1----n, her sister, asa Flower Gin ,aa
excellent. Miss Ca b. WAS one Il tn
rprettiest dypseys who ever told 3 ioriane ~,
/ Miss Pc B--n, as Flower Girl, was
pertgct bouque, of beauty Miss Mary o-s
rs shepherda,s, of New York, was the bts
dressed character, aud to lar mind enc Of III
protest girls in the assembly.
Tic gentlemen we're rot by half attractive n
/ the ladies, nevertheless some Of them appearo'
/ 10 great advantage. Mr.. /. q 0s, Of Man
chester was accurately costumcl as Columbus
and danced as II he lnd discoyered new world
Mr., A, y. f---h, Of New York, made fa
American Sailor; aud Charles O---s second
was nmtableas a Qnakeress.
! There was certain Mrs. Brooks, Of Boston
i present, but as the writer Of this Is cry init
mately connected with her, modesty f0rbids hiii
+ taking her name in vain.
After the Ball, splendid supper was furnisbet
IN the dining room, where about one hundred Ia
dies and gentlemen sat down.
During the evening the Manchester c0rnc
Band played a number Of Ayorite airs Alto
gether, il was a very brilliant adiir, anil every
thing went oiIalmirably