The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-28
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.

Rose Terry Cookies home is at Win
S ted, Conn.
Gail Hamilton is thirty-nine, but she
writes like forty, TOO.
Juua Ward Howe's handsome daugh-
; ter enchauts the HOllanuers.
| l., dta Thompsou's plays are large ly
attended by ladies in New York.
Jane Austen thou sht there were be-
ings in real lie as beautiful as in ro-
nance.
Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton has
| been dangerously Iii III London Tor sew
erai " eeks from lypAoId fever.
Mrs. Clopton, Of Georgia, has given
birth to trlplets three successive times.
Sue is in favor Of a new Constitution.
Miss Long, of Oregon, has married
Mr.. Little. She, OF course, says Love
me LNtle," and he, OF course, says,
"Loye me Long"
The Princess Of Wales, according to
| the Fall Mall Gazette, does not intenu
to pay a long YlslU o Denmark. The de.
mai is made authoritaNvely.
| Mrs. Burnetrs LASS " Lowrie's" in
It's dramatic form is the success OF the
season in London. Everybody of criLi-
cal Importance was AT the INST night.
Tue Smith sisters, OF Glastonbury, are
| again under the yoke Of the tax col
lector. Three COWS have again gone to
the auction block, and a wall arises
from Ine Wonan's Journal.
Mrs. Hayes appeared at the Chatta-
Looga dinner i'll Il dress OF rich black
silk, with white neck-t tie, and buncn
OF 1DWeGS i'll her hair. The young LADIES'
OF Aer party were dressed Win the same
delicate plainnes5.
Miss Il. 5. Phelps new tale, called
the story OF AVIS" Is 10 appear imme-
dIaleiy IN England; ana AT the same
time will be pu0Lsueu there Mr.. Bret
uarte's latest collection of sketches,
with the title OF "A summer Sneaf"
Miss Victoria AleXandrina Wellesley,
daughter OF Lady Charles Wellesley
aud granddaughter Of The late Duke OF
Wellington, WAS recently married at ST.
Georges, Hanover Square, TO Mr.. Ion
rraut Hamilton, NJ. L. for Dublin
County.
Mrs. Vanderbilt saw the account OF
The marriage OF Rev. Dr.. w. r. LambuLh
and Miss DAISY Kelly, OF Nashville, and
at once Transmitted Il check Tor 500 70
the young missionary and his lovely
bride. TAls was generous act, thought
FULLY and kindly done.
Carrie A. Rice, a beautiful girl of
eighteen, while visiting Lake TaNoe re-
Gently, tried to scramble down the steep
face Of Shakespeare Rock and fell dis
lance OF eighty feet. Her escort held
her firmly while he could, but she felt
his strength give way, and saying, "We
must 60, VIII, there is no hope for usv -
: she slipped away from MIN to her
death.
Miss Emily Faithful has just begun
the publication OF new weekly jour
nal, called The West London Expire S.
She is its editor, aud has many we'll
known assistants in The literary, scien-
/. liGc and dramatic departments. 1t is
sold ior the small price Of penny. 1t
is said TO be an independent family
Newspaper, not representing, especia
ly, the interests OF the Woman Suffrage
! party.
Miss Una Hawthorne never entirely
recovered from the Roman fever from
which she suffered in 1865 Sue wrote
well, but never or rarely lor publication.
But with the assistance OF Robert
Browning sbe edited her fathers post
uumous romance, "Septimius Felton,"
Sue appeared to be happiest in re-
tired and religious life, and connected
herself with a sisterhood OF the Augll-
Can SnuICu
Mrs. Milmore, the aged mother of the
sculptor OF the Boston monument, was
seriously injured by the fall OF a plat.
form during the dedicatOry ceremonies
the other day. But her pride and pleas
ure in her sous success was 80 great,
that she refused to be taken away until
he had passed in the procession. She
waited patiently Tor this purpose more
than an hour, and, alter her wish was
gratlted, was carried 10 her home.
Grace Greenwood, in card TO the
Philadelphia Press, corrects news
paper statement that she had sought tor
. and obtained divorce from her hus-
band, l.. X. L!ppincoLt. SIT is not true,"
she says, "it never has been true, it
never will be- true;" and she adds in
; some vigorous words that she WISHES
, the news apers would let her alone.
Mr.. LippineoLG was unfortunate In his
relations with the Government some
. months since, and, mysteriously disap-
, pearing, there have naturally been many
remarks about him; but it may at least
be considered that he has good vile
and one who does not propose to desert
him, whether he be guilty or not, in his
, hour Of trouble