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by William cullen Bryant
lhe Horse Hotel" lively article. by
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The Clock in the sky" by Richard A
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ST. NICHOLAS


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The third volume of thi, Incompatible
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NEW YEARS DAY.
Some of the Toilets at the White
House Reception.


Washington Correspondence of Courier-Jour-
nal
Mrs. Grant wore black velvet, spark
ling with jet embroidery. She wore her
hair In finger puffs and without flowers
or feathers. Her ornaments consisted OF
a magnificent cross Of large diamonds,
and earrings of the same precious stones.
Mira. SartOris wore very long train OF
claret-colored silk velvet. 1t was superb
in style, having very little trimming OF
any kind, except a rich fringe rs Dor
dering for the drapery. She wore point
lace at the wrists aud throat, and a dia-
mond cross, which was the twin OF
the one worn by her mother.
She, too, wore soltaires in her ears, and
no ornament or decoration about her
head. Mrs. Fred Grant wore blue silk ,en-
tirely covered with point lace even the
basque snd sleeves were covered with
the weS-like fabric. Her ornaments
were necklace of pearls, and solitaire
diamond earrings. Mrs. Freo's baby
was present at this early reception, and
behaved with commendable propriety.
She was dressed in short slip
OF white linen cambria, with
lace and embroidery over blue silk,
Her slippers were of blue kid, and she
wore miniature-sized diamond ring
and another OF turquoise. Her
bracelets were also OF turquoise. with
tiny hearts pendant. She is lovely,
chubby baby, not quite seven months
old. and is named Julia Dent for her
grandmamma. Many of the toilets
worn OH this occasion were as
magnificent as it is possible
for dress to be. Mrs. Chambers was
among the number. She wore royal pur-
pie velvet. The skirt was lavishly
with black Brussels lace. The
basque, which was open in front, was
bordered with hand-embroidary in deli
cate flowers. The neck and half-long
sleeves were garnished with lace and
pendants of diamonds flashed among the
rich hue OF the velvet and the soft.
ornaments were In keeping with this
regal costume. The rarest and mos
costly article OF jewelry was the colla
worn by Madame Mantila. the wife O
the Spanish minister. This collar wa
purchased by her husband from the ltal
ian department, at our centennial 1t i,
OF gold. studded with rubies. large
pearls and diamonds. The gems in thi.
collar were once part OF the collec
ton owned by the king Of Italy. There
Is not another collar in the world like it.
The beautiful Andalusian who wore il
was elegant in myrtle green silk, the
skirt OF plain silk, aud the basque and
overdress satin striped. Her hat was of
white chip, with rOse-colored face trim
mings, and plumes several shades lighter
than her dress.
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Special Features for 1877.
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THE Marquis Of Lossie,"
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