WXDA Record #1195
FETE AT HATFIELD-HOUSE.
19 January 1833
Summary
Review of a party given at Hatfield House with tableaux drawn from Ivanhoe: "The Ladies Mildred and Blanche Cecil (the young daughters of the host and hostess) were attired as heralds, and formed an interesting portion of the procession."
Full Title
19 Jan 1833. FETE AT HATFIELD-HOUSE. Times p. 3 c. D.
Publication
Times of London(Times)
Full Record
- Date
- 19 January 1833
- Locations
- LondonView on map
- Primary source topic
- Dressed as a man
- Item format
- News report
- Motive
- Masquerade
- Attire
- Male garb; Masquerade garb
- Social rank
- Aristocrat
- Source
- Evening paper.
- Stated Motive (Protagonist)
- No
- Sex Perceived by Others
- Female
- Sex Perceived by Recorder
- Female
- Racialization
- Unmarked
- Described Age in Record
- young
- Tone of Report
People Mentioned in This Record
- Mildred Cecil(Subject of study)Mentions— Participant in fete tableaux in male guise as a herald from Ivanhoe.
- Blanche Cecil(Subject of study)Mentions— Participant in fete with sister as a herald out of Ivanhoe.