The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.


PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.
Mrs. Ex-President Tyler is in George
town. .ar.r
Kate Field works on the London Ex.
aminer.
Mrs. Senator Logan writes just like
her husband. re..
Emma Abbotts concerts are re-
churchy affairs.
Christine Nilsson has been appointed
Chamber singer to the Imperial Court of
Austria.
Soldene has terribly high kicker In
her comic opera troupe. She and Sol
dene divide the honors.
Miss Pastry is Matron at the Jack.
| sonVille Blind Asylum. She is Just the
person, we imagine, to keep things In
apple-pie order.
Miss Winnie Ream has finished the
clay model OF her statue OF Farragut,
and now 1t is to be cast in bronze for the
admiration of the ages.
Nine. Max Outrey, wife of the new
French Minister, aud formerly Miss
Helen Russell, oil New York, will arrive
IN this country with her family some
The Countess Walewski, the widow OF
Napoleon lips Minister OF Foreign Al.
FAIRS, has justmarried Neapolitan gen.
eleman iorty years younger than She
her age being ninety-eight.
The Empress and the Prince will re-
turn to Chiselhurst at the latest in
Maren, ana they have no intention
Whatever OIL aDsenting themselves from
England more than they have hitherto
uone.
Mrs. Livermore and Mrs. Rowe made
speeches In 81. Louis claiming that the
ballot was the panacea ior countless Ills.
and the band struck up, "Oh hush thee
my BABY" and "My true love hath my
heart" -.--.-.--.-
Mrs. Maria Isabel Toomes, OF Oak
land, CAL, is thelatest person 10 die an d
leave her fortune to her faithful nurse.
The nurse was Mrs. Isabella Butler. a
printers wife, and the fortune amounts
TO $14l,000. ..'t w :"
Maggie Mitchell and her husband (Mr,
ii. L. Paddock) have presented Con-
ductor Hezekian Martin, OF the Boston
q Provldence Railroad, with badge of
solid gold studded with eighty seven
diamonds, ana valued at $500.
Miss Mabel Warren Thyng, aged three
and hall years, the daughter OF an ar
list in Salem. Massachusetts, was the
youngest contributor to the Centennial
Exposition. The little woman exniblted
an outline drawing Ut bell and pear.
Miss Frelinghuysen, Senator FrellnR-
nuysen,s daughter, was roObed OF about
$1,000 in money and jewelry in Wash
4hgton, the other day. while the Sena-
tors family were at dinner. The thiel
climbed Ia q window, and then ran ott
with Ills pluhder.
Mrs. General Sherman has lust pub-
-llshed al earnest appeal to the Catholics
VI TINS country 10 contribute 10 the les-
tlmonlal whIrh is to be offered to the
Pope on the f.tieth anniversary of his
elevation. TO the episc0pate. A Iary e
a. a'buln Is to contain list OF all con-
CriDutors' names.
Irene A. V. House, who recently shot
her husband, the divorce lawyer, has
been declared insane, and a GUARDIAN
mas been appointed. She is suffering
from pulmonary troubles as Well as
from mental disorders. She lanors un-
der tne halucination that she shot her
son as we'll as her husband.
Mrs. Russell Slebbins, of Rideefela.
Conn., once known as u literary lady
has written a private letter spenking
kindly oi Edgar Allan Poe, ana giving
as a reason OF DR.. GriswoIu's enmiLy TO-
ward him The attachment OF both men 10
tue same woman-an attachment COM
pletely hopeless Oh the part OF both.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and Mrs. Mary
A. LIverm0re mad an in ormal re ceptlon
al Cnlcago The other day, at which Mrs,
Howe recited ''Tle Battle Hymn oil the
Republic" and made q speech, as like
wise did Mrs. Liyermore; anu mere was
a cold COLLATION.. Both 1auies said thai
women had "a great part to play.
Miss Helen Taylor, MilPs stepdaugh-
ter and the wly-electeu member of the
London school Board, received a ban
quet, which Was attended by several
distinguished persons, and was orDa-
mented win speeches. Miss Taylor,
who was loudly cneered, made a sensi-
bic II not particularly eloquent speech.
Miss Helen KnowIton Was the young
pupil OF MIR. VIM. N. Hunt, who report.
ed and printed his art talks with his
scholars. Her father edited tue Wur-
cester Palladium, and when he died The
young girl took uis place and conducted
the paper for some time. Since selling z
III, aDout TWO years ag }, sne mas STUDIED
art and taught it in Bnston.
The Empress Eugene, it is said in
England, will not i've at Chiselhurst
much in future. She is going TO Spain
TO see her relatives, and will endeayor
to get royal vile for her son. He talks
of going to Russia IN order to offer his
sword to the Ear, SO, should there be
war, Napoleon W. will be fighting on
one sioe and sCharits VIZ" better
known as Don Carlos, viii be fsnting on
The other.
Madame Comte, widow'of theIfounder
OF the Positive Philosophy, mas Just
been buried in Paris. Madame Comte's
maiden name was Caroline Massin. She
was without fortune, and it will be recol.
lected that partly owing to this fact
Comte's family, while not actually refu-
sing their consent to the marriage. gave
MIN to understand that 1t was NOT to
their mind, She played a part in All tho