The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-30
YORK HERALD SUNDAY, &c. lse7.-TRIPLE SHEET

bach. Schneider, however, who played the principal
and one evening open war broke out between them
upon the stage. Then followed newspaper contro-
She Ia engaged al the Porte St Martin where
soon TO appear as Grofee In revival or the Biche
5ois from which the Black Crook was taken and in
the part OF Aka the Indian Princess in which her Sis
ter D., has already made great reputation.
The first lady, 8, sports light salmon colored rich
shk edged with founce, the front trimmed the
top Of the 1ounco with q very wide black Maltese
insertion, brought up on one side Of the dress,
and material as the dress itself tight sleeves trimmed
with the description Of lace the skirt is FORM
ing epaulete the shoulder; band OF lace fastened
before and behind trimmed with lace.
THIS plump little blonde, with light curls about her
though s.scrne bee had stung them newly A.
NJ, Coincidence. She ia but twenty years OF age.
She wears rich Chambery eauze, upper and under
skirt OF same material; under skirt rather full trimmed
with four roueaux OF satin edged With ace the upper
skirt rather full cut in large scolops with rouleaux
correspond edged with Maltese lace pae,ot OF same
material dress fitting tight TO the figure from the
hips, and trimmed with lace and rouleaux to match;
pink Grape ianchon trimmed with white tue with veil
descending from the back. ri
Yonder IL G. NJ, sitting in an elegant carriage to
which are attached pair OF sleek and dashing bays
She OF different style OF beauty from that OF NJ with
black hair and finely chiseed features paraking good
deal Of the classic She appeared first about Ave years
by her elegant face and figure and the sweet
naIvenS OF her mannen She ID Of the s'brght
particular stars Of that galaxy Of beauty aud talent
the Palas Royal theatre She dressed on sunday
rather mare oudly than Is her usual custom And this
il what she An apricot coored satin jupe with
trimmed with shaw Sy pattern rather long IN front,
short At the Sides gracefully looped mp tho paleot
the upper skirt trimmed with same shawl pattern,
with large open sleeves; tight fitting basque Of
color, and tight sleeves. Wf VII u
girl a seventeen years dressed jnpon OF violet
and foot in high tassesd bottines the nounce OF The
jupon trimmed with imitation cldny iace-the upper
skirt Of black silk fsssoSnsa a. the and each
short apron Of violet silk trimmed with lace and
italian cap Of imitation Irish lace, contrasting richly
with splendid black hair and little green velvet pouch
hanging over her apron in which she carries her money
huge pair Of earrings Of sequins completes the
OF A., the mower girl
In her right hand she carries bunch OF roses
on single stems and with her quick eye AZ she
strays over the ground, she readily selects
gentleman who looks good natured and without asking
him the privilege rushes up and places rose In his but
hole II he resist. hand back the rose, she
mons,racs, and her eloquence and her bright eyes
usually succeed is extracting franc from all
but the very hard Hearted speaks English very
pey and takes particular pains to search out Americans
She entered up,n her present profession about two
years ago Up TO shat time used frequently to see
her in heat and old and rain, under the OF
porte coclse tie Boulevad selling those little figures
which set wires and made to dance by humping
Two OF the prircesses Of the di. rnonde who do not
belong 10 theatrical profession who in fact be sad
to possess no visible means Of support" and yet who
gorgeous in silk and scesn attract great attention at
the races on Sunday Tho most distingas woman Of
sr 'l sa nassiacens nga nst upon which "good
clothes' set admirably, and admirably does she know
how to wear then She has fine, open: smiling coan.
enance and although by nature blonde, has adopted
the fashion Of dying her hair red custom which was
introduced amonf the fast women Of Paris some four
all the rage and when OF course considered the
proper thing TO initiate her This lady has tho rcputa
ofonca any, in mos
sesng pkyurss " diamonds, emerads and pearls, and
diadems Of diamonds Of the greatest brilhancy She
summer 4 saw her At HonburE. where, before the
season dossd, she had become the wnner OF 10000
no oh Ss ssss e" p.nS TSs1
usually have 'sbacken" who wealthy and liberal,
and whk make up their losses they lose while they
can, wio mus nave been OBLIGED % 60 down frequently
ss as ss b:
however, she succeeded In poekeng hundred and atty
.housnd francs and returning 70 Paris, gave On inc
nobility Of the maid sez, with numbers Of fast youths
and even several staid and sober Journalists, were
Thse balls and dinner parties in the dems~o~d<. be
outward proprs,y - are ,Soss IN Inc ssds ecss
Of 1aris, which fsilows shs fnshl6ssa ~ ~
som. q them highly sdacs,.d ana when sns cham
psgrp begins 10 now freely sometimes become voubies
but, rule, nothing 10 ever seen or heard ~ their
baiispnd parties Unlocking than would appear IN
room full OF respectable ladies and gentlemen, the
formf dressed In the dSoollste style which fashion
CT was quietly but vsry elegantly ROBBED o. Sun.
day lhe . rich dark green twiled silk, Of the
form Empereur," With tight sleeves, and rich black
Mechlit lace paetot, round, nat pate-ike hat, OF
fine stsw ornamented with green leaves; very large
chignon with long single curl one side and small
Nat curl on the temples n. n
lady D." has the honor OF completing nv list
OF fashion setters and OF fashions for today Lady
D Is acharming looking young person, . Belgian
by birth, blt speaking En,iish perfectly She Is at
present attached TO an attache OF tho Turk
ish legation. q nephew OF Mustapha Pacha who
has presented her with old oriental solitaire dia.
mond, which she wears in ring upon the little ringer,
and which Ia valued a. twenty.h ave thousand francs.
Lady DIS bus nineteen, and very pretty and with
ordinary LUX undoubtedly has before her long career
OF fortune breaking.
She vas dressed Sunday with = green satin petit
coat the bottom II tunic OF rich peach
cooro silk trimmed with quilting Of green satin, short
In tho front pointed, with OF green buttons,
with two OF quilted ribbon; the body same as
tunc tight ntng and trimmed with green buttons; the
costh short, exhibiting elegant pair Of bronzod
boiin<s
subj are some Of the prnccsses Of the demi-mmds OF
Paris--the who set tho fashions which spread
from Paris the wor.d-and such are some Of the
dressts which they wore. . Fl
Tho Emperor and Empress wore present 81 the races
and 81 the Prince Royal Of Prussia The Princess
Royal did not attend the races, but compromised with
her concience by appearing In the Bos afterwards IN
the carriage with the Empress tn