The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-01
BRANCH BEAUTIES.
yhe women OF the Season ut Long
Branch.

Stretching society AT Long Branch
for the Boston Post, correspondent
photographs feminine seaside charac-
Among the gay crowd, but not of it,
was the occupant ef quiet, brown
lined laudaulette--a most beautiful wO-
man, not in the prevailing style of
blonde prcttiness, but distinct in her
beauty. Tall and graceful, with II well
shaped head, set regularly on superb
shoulders; clear, regular-cut features,
MS perfect and rs cold as cameo-cut
face: dark hair, carried simply down
over the ears and knotted ut the back;
gray silien drapcries, with soft lace
lunlCs .around the neck and wrists.
Her only companion was an elderly
lady, who might have been, and prob
ably was, her mother. Curious eyes
watched her and eager faces waited for
the recognition, which she gave care
lessly, when she could not avoid it
without actual rudrness.
Her only interest was in the horses,
and she gave them more earnest atten-
ton than she deigned to bestow upon
any one around her Every one knew
her as the young widow Of Il wealthy
10y ~ \ VI ~ " ,'n r,n,r,'o Itor ~,
taou a. i,'a Laa',t thn
notice of II very wealthy man, many
years her senior, and she married him.
In Il few years he died, leaving her alb
soute mistress of all his wealth, her
beauty heightened, and still young. a
brilliant social career was predicted for
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because that Is AL tne satisfaction sile
WIZ get rom inns independent Wo'iluii'
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man ilrm III her resolves, OF Wlle'ileI
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ana change her mlild Tor hcri tlihc
alone can decide. she Is woman
beautiful, and only little past tilitS' |
In bluc-lined landau, quite near
the quiet widow whose interest centeFs
i'll horses rather than men, sits another
woman. equally well known and in-
mensely p0pularin New York society
II blonde with asparkling prettiness, Il |
bright, fascinating manner and witty |
tongue. She, too, has gray slken dra-
peries, but they are of a blush tinge |
and covered with laces; jewels sparkle
in her ears and ut hrrthroat and wrists. |
She holds miniature court, and |
riare for a thronc She has wealth, So
cinI position, literary and artistic aspi-
rations. with considerable ability to
back them I'm. Seeing her here re-
minds one of The Charity Ball last win
ter, where she shone with almost regal
magnificence. New York, which is
used TO elegant toilettcs, has seldom
seen anything equalng the dress in
which this lady appeared.
a white silk train, heavily brocaded