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China (China) (search for this): article 6
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A Carnival ball in Paris.
The most brilliant ball of the Carnival at Paris was that of Madame Chasselloup Loubat, wife of the Minister of Marine.
The Paris letter writers of the New York press give long accounts of it, and, of course, give a prominent place to the New York shoddy that was present.
From one of these letters we take the following, which will more particularly interest our lady readers:
The mistress of the house was dressed as Lalla Rookh, in a rich Oriental dress, with a light veil covering her whole person.
Two Russian princesses appeared as the Queen of Sheba and the Aurora Borealis--costumes most remarkable for their elaborateness and richness.
The Queen of Sheba's dress was composed of three skirts, the lower one lilac, the second scarlet, and the upper one of white silk; the upper and lower ones were trimmed with a row of peacock's feathers, while the scarlet one was surrounded by black down; the corsage was open nearly to the waist, and without sleev
Catholics (search for this): article 6
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Aurora Borealis (search for this): article 6