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The Daily Dispatch: March 29, 1865., [Electronic resource], A Carnival ball in Paris. (search)
ettre du fumier sur leurs terres. " These dashing belles and their haughty chaperones are infinitely more fastidious (in their way) in the choice of their society than the Faubourg St. Germain itself; and a mere looker-on can find goodly store of amusement, rather mingled with sadness, in watching their game. Republicans from America! God save the mark! But, in fact, the real success of the Parisian season among American belles must be granted to Miss P — n, from t'other side of the Alleghanies — a charming young girl, highly cultivated, and with perfectly unaffected manners; the simplicity of the child united with the dignity of the woman. In my hasty letter of yesterday, I omitted to mention Miss P — n as the representative from Ohio at Mrs. Richards's delightful ball. Her dress, on this occasion, was more admired than any other in the room. It was of very pale blue silk, a long skirt with a flounce, a tunic, in several sections, united by lace bands — the whole trimmed