The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-22

dancing the Boston dip with Romeo.
On, yes, and we're going 10 have a
M ardi-Gras, and Reason shall throw
down her scepter before the LORD Oh
Misrule.
There is fair daughter Of the East 10
the CITY at present, bride-bionde ana
beautiful, whose elegant toilets ana
marvellous laces are filing the eyes or
our native blossoms with tears OF cha-
grin and envy. This is good year for
brides, it seemeth, for this place IS lull
OF orange flowers and white satin. MISS
Title Elan, daughter of Mr.. John Elam,
of Fourth street, was married on We'd
nesday last to Mr.. Louis M. Davis, the
ceremony taking place at the First b ap-
tist Church. The bride is a bright little
lady, beloved by all her friends, who
were very Interested in the solemn festl-
val that parted them from their little
friend. The BRIDES dress was white
gros grain silk and that of the maids
pink gros grain. Miss Hesse, from Pnila-
delphia, wore an elegant black velvet
costume; one could imagine II lresh
from Worth.
}4s MRS. ALICE PIKE BARNEY
has been attending receptions given In
her honor, and no doubt is enjoying the
bright side of Dayton hospitality.
THE BEAUTIFUL MRS. BOWERS
has been delighting us with her fine rem
dition of ssLady Audley" and her new
sensation, ssMarti." Mrs. Bowers, by
right of years, should be growing into
the sere and yellow leaf, but she defles
Time, and the old fellow is held under
some species Of subsection while Mrs.
Bowers changes her face from fifty TO
fifteen. The old reliable
| "UNCLE TOMS CABIN
was put upon the boards Wednesday
night, and drew large crowd of play
goers. The s'Humpty Dumpty" of the
| Veritable Fox, whose mantle mas fallen
upon the shoulders of james S. Mattitt,
| is announced for next week. Col. Sci
lers was invited here this month, but de-
chned, engaging himself to appear IN
May.
THE PROPERTY HOLDERS
of this place are organizing society to
| protect their interests at the hands Of
those who rent their houses. 1t is
to be arranged in some such manner al
The following: "a has houses for rent
and is member Of the association.
wants to secure house, and applies to
A, who names his price, and agrees tt
inform him within reasonable tint
whether it will be agreeable to rent th'
house. In the meantime A goes to thu
office of the secretary of the association
. and consuIts the black-book to ascer
, tain whether b has heretofore been de
linquent or prompt in his payments. I
+. % H. the bargain is closed without fur
ther trouble; If not, B will be obliged t.
seek further" In fact, it is to be lin
for the landlord, but death for the tenant
Mortuary Record-Jacob Anderson
aged GA years, late OF Company X, 4tl
Regiment RI e.; Thomas Buck, age,
l3S years, late of Company g, 10th Regi
mens New York Heavy Artillery; Mrs
Phoebe Belden, aged = years; Christian
Bencke, aged 81 years, late of Conpan
e., 66th Regiment, Ohio; John Dupon
: aged 50 years, late OF Company e, lS3
Regiment, OHIO.
Marriage Record-Mr. Solomon Voi
. MEDIA anu Miss Eva Fay; MI. Louis
: Davis and Miss Tillie Elan.
There was a runaway couple froi
+, your city came up yesterday, and Wer
joined in the molly bonds Of matrimonJ
lDy the Rev. Mr.. Jewett. We will onl
, say that the happy man is very prom
/ ising young lawyer, and the lady ver
beautiful. }e SATURN.