, 1875-04-18

deepened and mature ID under the sunshine Of
happy matrimonial sh u !. Aud there were hosts
J o1 young people, a!l a r dancing, aud they had
ample opportunity to .evince their skill in this
respect On the beaatif ! lly polished floor Of The
ballroom. Mrs. Jewel | wore rale green silk.
trimmed with roiute scs snd pink rosebuaa.
Hiss Jewell 1eroarza t ly graceful dancor. vaa
dressed id vaporous hooking pale pink tnlie'
while her tiny, bright-fa cd sister wora 4 sinue
blue dlaphauous dress-
TIE aAcHELoR GERMAN CLUB
gave their lust entertain 1eut last Friday even
ing, the gentlemen being present in force, while
only h4lf the ladies wer . present. OF conrsa
there He1e no wall doWv .rs, and each lsf1v hai
more knights than che on1d gracefully eu,ile
upon Tho tavors we're unusually handsome,
and lavtshly distributed, u that those who a.
the season. -
Last evening the Bruyn gave large party in
the!r handsome house opT 'site Far1agnt Square,
hul!tny ex~Architect Adol II Class. They have
not largely acquainted, b, Sent out Invitations
or not. ~@@~A
It is almost impossible tt, nrouse the faintest
spatR OF enthusiasm for ps ty gayeties after The
long interval OF Lent la e laid = forty daya
damper On festivities gene. lly. peopIe 20 be-.
cause they are invited but aere is = noticeable
lsck OF zcat and sparkle an ns the guests.
NovELTE { J,
1sappSse you have read XIV very fashionable
dash Of Ted Is IN eyeryth 1 lg. even to collars
and Guns, and handk rchiefs Z sau
some sheer white cuffs an d. collars scal]oped
and bound with scarlet, and handkaSchiafs
scalioped to match, with . ii a vine OF the Same
bfighteolo outlining the D en-: Neckties are
brought to match these sets,. which also come in
blnck and blue, and someti1 . Is have little en-
broldered clusters Of hoYe in the corpers
which turn tick Some vtuy pretty necktios
yard wide, and long enough .oe tie in q large bow
under the chm. The scarfs ARE either edged
with lace or embroidered in fl @ ss silk, and some
are dotted with tiny white eillt buttons. Other
pecktles are OF tina SWISS d iq9slin, hand-em-
bfunered, and others moro 81 -Flceable Of ecru
batiste4 embroidered in the co ners- The ec1u
and drab laees which were, SO much in
vogue three years ago, are in fl 'hion once more.
IN prether and more enticing de signs than ever
before. Aud an Irish lace, be ut1ful, feathery,
leat-lke desigr, and made OF lila thread is be-
ing brought on to trim white ba stes sud linens.
Insertions come to mitch. The imported iaces
ara sold 1t from $3.50 to $3.50 per yard, while
seuding to Ireland al winter fo1 exquisite lace
inches deep. and CLOSELY. .resetn! ing che Duch-
ease IN pattern and quality, and * II which have
only paid 81 = yard! I'm ell In the fashion, at
less than half the expense, and how wcmnn
glos1a over such a piece Of good -fcrtluei
Two young ladies, belonging to good family
in comfortable circumstances, deG d red, neverthe-
less, 70 enlarge tho boundaries of their pin
money, and were advised to busyr their pretty
hngers with lace, which the nun q had taught
them to make at the eoarent wh gro they were
educated. The Young ladies, consequently.
take their lAce-cnahions round Wit h. them. very
much as our girls do their ctoch s:ing or en-
brodery, and realize tlerefrom, even ut it's
laugnablg reasonable price, very aice addition
to their incomes.
Mr. Losine Of your city, nephew Mr. Thomas
B. Bryan, Will, on tha .lst inst. marry Miss
Adyee at st. Johns Church. Mi III A1dyce is
daughter Of II Judge from New Ha, npsbire, who
ia eneaged here in adjusting South a:u affairs in
the Court Of Claims. Miss A1dyca 8 pale, With
delicate features, and light hsir. he ls we'll
educated, refined, apd cultivated. Ou1sK1+