The Washington critic., 1885-09-23
riRIOrs PRErYY WoMEN

IiRIOIS PREITl WOMEN.
Some OF the Beauties who InVc Gracch
the summer Resorts.
Miss Winthrop for whom Mrs. Cush
ing gave the grand ball at Newport, is
the greatest beauty and hcircss in Bos-
ton Her ancestors on one side We're
Purilans and ON the other Knicker-
boCkcrs.
Miss Rnthbonc of Albany, y. y
who has been greatly admired ut Bar
lIarbOr this season, was un attraction
of the Assembly balls in Philadelphia
last winter. She is line.loOking
blonde Of splendid physiqde, ana would
easily be taken for an English girl.
She is rich.
Miss Gulcc Of Florida the great
beauty of the South, who has been 40
much noticed at Sharon, Atlantic City.
Bryn Mawr and other resorts, IS Il
deep brunette, with exquisite features,
large dark eyes and wealth of very
black hair, which she combs straight
back. Her beauty lies almost cN-
clusivcly in her face.
Miss Ely, niece of en- Mayor Ely of
New York, who was considered the
prctticst girl at the Monmouth House,
Spring Lake, is Il blonde, with
stronger face than blondes usually
have.
Miss Nichols, daughter of the chief
engineer of the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad, who attracted much
notice at the Rowland House, Long
Branch, this summer i, a blonde, with
very sweet expression aud charming
manners.
Miss lIan0u of Philadelphia was one
of the bellies at Mount Desert. She was
| educated abroad and spent several
| years in France, where she acquired
| very fascinating manners. She is musi-
cal and plays on several instruments
Miss Fannie Etting of Philadelphia
was one of the seasons beauties at
Narragansett Pier She is petite and
vivacious.
Miss Bessie Ellison was the pretticst
| Girl of the summer at Sea Girt. She Is
the daughter of u Philadelphia mcr-
chant, and is brunette with sweet
dark gray eyes and brown hair,
Miss Ecclcston, daughter of the
Rev DIR. Ecclcston, formerly of Phila-
delphia, is the reigning beauty at Fort
rcss Monroe, where she is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Blunt,
Miss Marion Langdon, the great New
York beauty, is Il brunette with lovely
large dark eyes. She is said to be worth
a million in her own right.
Miss Rita Dixon of Philadelphia was
generally considered one of the most
beautiful brunettcs at Bar lIarbor this
season.
Miss Susie Tilghman is by many of
her own sex considered one of the very
prcttcst blondes in the fashionable so
cicty OF Philadelphia.
Miss May Cookman daughter of the
late Rev Alfred Goodman, has for two
or three summers been considered the
prctticst girl at Ocean Grove. She has
dark hair and large gray eyes.
Miss Schcrmcrhom of New York
who vas one of the beauties at New
London, is very dark brunette with
long. sweeping lashcs. One of her
fancies in dress is wearing II tiny watch
outside her coat, fastened near the
shoulder with little diamond pin.
Mrs. Capcl, who has been spending
the month of August at Cape May, is Il
beauty with Il fine figure, striking
features and gray eyes. She is the wife
of the brother of MOnsignor Capcl. ShC
is very aesthetic in dress.
Miss Anabcl Green, daughter of Judge
Green of New York, is very beautiful
girl, with II spirituellc face and large
gray eyes She spent most Of the sca
son at Berkeley, n. j.
Mrs. William Astor, the society
queen of Newport, is brunette, with
large dark eyes that have been com
pared to Rachel'S.
Mrs. Van Bibbcr of Baltimore, whC
was noticed as n beauty ut the sevcra
fashionable watering places she visited
is dcmi.blondc, with large, dark
changing gray eyes, capable OF grea
expression.
Mrs. Frank Lippincott of Philadcl
phia, whose beauty was much noticed
at Saratoga, is II Spanish lady, very
dark, with a rich color and coal black
ewes. She was Miss DE Roig bcfOr,
marriage.
Miss Filter of Philadelphia has beer
included this season in the list o
beauties. She has an exquisite com
pleXion and great deal of expression
Mrs. Hclycr, the English bcauty,wh,
has attracted so much attention n
Newport and other watering places
has very delicate coloring and .grca
expression Her mouth Is rather large
hut all her features are good. She
, considered prclticr than LNngtry.