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President Tyler's lda Party. The largest
and most brilliant party of the season was given
BY President Tyler at the White House, on the
10Th inst. Invitations are said to have been ex.
Tended to 1000 persons-and more than 1900
were in attendance. The newspapers are full of
accounts of the vast expense of the Supper; and
the spendor of the Entertainment-7=and what is
still more interesting to our fair readers ofthe dcs-
criptfohs Of the appearance Of particular ladies,
who graced the scene--and amid such brilliant
group it is impossible for the fair and accomplished
bride of the President himself to escape the gaze
of general admiration. But we confess, we have
someold-hshioned notions upon this subject, which
we are not yet able to acclimate 10 the rising fash


ions .ofthe age. We would adore Beauty in her
own retirement like the violet which sheds its
delicious perfume in its most modest home. 1t
better suits the splendor of Court-the ecIat of
an Aristocracy-to parade the name and costume
of lady in the newspapers Enquirer.