The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16

H
pended all his art upon tint young mans
lorm. He Is twenty-five years OF age, and
He0lsen His trousers are OF the finest CLOTH OF the
finest cut, and 1T his manly legs though not so
closely yet well a. the slIkcn nights ut ballet
glove and they cover his small feet with mathemati-
cal exactitude. He has pl nty OF money and can
tails are 10 him as the pa ces of an open book What
more has h. to see-what more has he to do
that he has not seen or done IN his short life :
him to death 70 listen I'VE minutes TO
Nilsson or TO be comrelled to look Al painting
is simple enough. Can he get better-htting
trousers or nicer boots than those which he now
wearss Once tn,s problem is solved he can only
And here again Is a third picture II Is that OF a
fresh young country girl. whose cheeks are rosy
Strawberries. Her little ears are shaped Ike
shells. ana her fingers taper in their Wilderness
young g,rl. as sne sits on the Grand Stand, Is as
lovely as spring nower and the world Is new to
her aui the grapes have not soured yet and no
powder or pant has ever s0ied her FAIR young. girl
Ism and pure face. diamond cannot be brighter
than the glance OF her dark blue eyes, and when the
horses start she claps her hands for very JOY and
when the lavOrlte wins ana comes up TO be cheered
It IL delightful 10 look upon her lace beamng with
enthusiasm aud gladness. An, We'll, lackaday Ten
her features and her step may not be so Tree and her
glance may not be so bright for It Is the result OF
Tunes work, and has II not been said that the
shall wither and all things snail decay 7
rnce course brings s sad and it's glad reflections as
well as the dungeon aud the shout OF victory on
wel-won battlefield.
AT THE CLUB HOUSE
the usual magnificent eqnipages crowded every drive
leading up 10 The broad piazza. Four and even
Blk In hands, with 1unkles Innumera0le drove up
constantly and deposited their fair freight Of adles.
day bore GLOOMY asnecr. al ami srinned savarelv Mt
any outward display. But the delicious drive the
same as ever me green grass re- resned the vision,
the rich foliage OF The Park looked beautiful IN It's
Kaleidoscope shades the splendid road resOundeu
with the noise or many wh00ps; carriages, buggies.
dog carts and other vehicles rattled qulckl, over
the ground. and altogether the scene was lively and
picturesque. Equipages came at intervals up the
walters, headed by the omnipresent steward of the
Clue, Frederick, were OIL the Qui rire. The music
stand was unaccountaDIy deserted and the Dlare OF
the usual brass bani from Fort Hamilton was un-
heard. The principal members Of the club and
their friends were present. Among
THE NOTABILIiIES
we may mention ar. FeOwes, Mr. Leonard Jerome.
Judge Bedford, Mr. Hosea b. Perkins, Mr. James
Donahue. superintendent Free LABOR Bureau; Mr..
new. MIR. Jr.'n'n o. G. ynch, ex-Shern OBrien Judge
Shandley, Charles Moss, Judge Monsoon, Mr.. Potter
ana lady. Fort Washington; Dr. Jackson, Messrs.
Commodore and w. II. Vanderbilt, MIR. and
Mrs. Alderman; the beautiful blonde, mrs. Petite;
Mr. and Mrs. Parkes. OF Brooklyn; ex.Sayor Gun.
Their; Mr.. Constable, one OF the most efficent men,
bers OF the club; Mr.. Cameron; Mr.. aud Mrs Bates,
OF Fort Washington; Colonel Bruce John K. Cecil;
Mr. BulOrd, OF Virginia; Mr.. Purdy, cX.Alaerman
McGinnls William Butler Duncan, Mr.. PennocK,
Mir. Charles Wheailey, Mr.. Lamonlagne, Mr.. Brew.
ster and large party, Mr.. William Van Duzen, Pro.
lessor Miller, MT. J. a. Connolly Mr. Elisha Brooks,
Mr.. Daniel SANFORD, Coonel Pierce, OF New Hamp-
shire; Mr. and Mrs. yonn McClave, with Mrs. Her
ring, sister OF Peter b. Sweenv. At least 2OJ other
notabiities passed us at the Club House. Regarding
Tax TOILETS OF Tue LADIES,
we cannot give such description AS that " hch
succeeded the two first days, Many Of the best
representatives OF the lair sex were absent scared
from attending account or the rain In the lore
noon. Yet there were some pretty dresses. and
first Of all we must speak OF that 0. Mrs. Pettle the
handsomest woman beyond DOUBT who mas graced
the races with her presence; Her dress tine Vienna
skirt being the darker OF the two trimmed with i've
narrow nOunces, edged with White lace. The over
band Of brown silk, edged with lace. and an elegant
fringe OF y hight snaue OF brown. The outside ear.
snape round hat, trimmed with TWO shades OF
brown TO correspond with the Dress eat on her g0l
den halr sac was the observed Of all observers as
she sat on the piazza OF the Club House chatting
with Commodore Vanderbilt
toilet in ashes-of.rOse pOult de s0ie was trimmed
entirely with the material ITSELF disposed inches,
bows pulls and rut1es-a n,aaaOe fearful to con-
template and impossible to describe. The effect,
nevertheless was beautiful
makers art In the combinations OF two lovely
shades Of purple, In which the usual arrangement
was reversed and the ligntest shade used for the
A handsome toilet. IN black gros grain had the
of sections Of box-plaits separated by diagonal
rows Of "rulip' trimming edged with narrow black
Unread lace. Inere was no OVerSklfs anu the nau1-
some basque was much longer Than usual. In q
modified position shape, trimmed with black
thread lace paced over white SILK frnged on Inc
edge. handsome India shawl was thrown care
lessly over the arm and the toilet was crowned
with becoming gypsy Of white chip trimmed with
back lace ana nne White flowers.
costumes en- cachenlne were regte for the
changeable weather. One composed Of black
SILK skirt trimmed with gracefully .est00ned nounces
embroidered with white and q long utSGtJtguG
casaque OF black cashmere, embroidered to match,
was greatly admired. Another was Of gray, the
skirt OF silk, with st0ne.coioreu ruchings, the
caSaque OF cashmere, trimmed with deep fringe OF
stonc-cOor interminged with gray tasSes. Tnls
ITS simplicity. toilet OF rich siK IN two c0lor5,
gray and brown, was so arTistlcally ar
ranged mat 1t was pleasure to contemplate
H. Iiny bows OF gray ornamented the spaces in
the beading to which was composed OF handsome
rouleauX ol the two cOl0rS combined, apparently
tied at Intervals with small gray bows. Inc upper
part OF the toilet was partially concealed by hand
seen to note that the tunlque was bordered with
handsome fringe OF the two shades, surmounted Dy
beading similar TO That on the SKIRT and the basque
was trimmed to match. The TWO cOlOrS were most
crepe and gros gram ribbon, ornamented with
creamy, full. blown roses.
THE LADIES' STAKES
for which plumber OF three year, old fles ran,
cited the most interest among the ialr sex. They
betted lurlOusly, and watched every motion or
the undiscovered horses (lennlne gendcr) and
their riders with intense delight Gloves and neck
ties were flung around recklesSly, and when the
expected Nellie Grey crossed the strlLg the second
time ahead OF all her competitors there was pretty
ladies there knew anything a0OuL MIR. kelly'S lily.
A heavy track makes quite difference In the
chances OF race.