The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-30
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.

Gail Hamilton is lhIrty-nine.
Clara Norris terms are $4,000 a week.
Winnie Ream is making bust OF Gus.
ter.
Miss Abbott's voice has gained volume
since last winter.
Fanny Davenport likes the English
women. She finds them remarkably
handsome.
Mrs. Phoebe Hanatord says the time is
coming Mnen Christians can be told by
tue size OF their heads. What will the
size be?
Annie Louise Cary has beer singing
In churcI choir at Durham. Maine.
Nothing ike having au eye w the Name
chants, you know.
Mary Anderson, the actress Of Louis
vile, is to make her debut at the Boston
Theater October 10. This Will be her
first appearance i'll an Eastern city.
Mrs. Skaters daughter when born
In Michigan the other day weighed i'll
teen ounces. Though small SnaIer it
still lives and thrlVes apaoe.
Miss Cariotta Patti, sister of Adelina
Patti, is hopelessly ill with a complica-
ton OF maiadies arising from the dis
eased hip1joint which caused her lame
ness.
Kate Claxton had to leaye the semi
rural hotel at which she has been pul-
ting up, because the boarders made SO
many ldiotio 'jokes" about the fire.
emu,
Mrs. Burton, the wife OF the British
Consul at Trieste, has received from the
Greeks the medal OF Gambia, as a me-
mortal OF her Kindness TO the Greek
Christians AT Damascus, during her resi-
ueuce there.
Lucy Stone aud Henry B. Blackwell
are going out tC Colorado to work up the
woman suffrage cause. They say the
expenses Will be unusually neavy, ana
ask the faithful to contribute. What
Will the harvest be!
Mrs. Fannie Hodgson Burnett, the
author OF "Ihat Lass o LoWrle's, =" Is at
work upon new novel, which will ap-
pear i'll ScribnePs Magazine. She will
also have a lort,story in the Septem-
Der number of The same magazine, and
her husband will contribute paper on
Tine Use and Care Of The Eyes"
Miss Ada l.. White, the daughter of
the Lord Mayor of London, was mar
ried the other day az 81. PauPs Cathe-
dral with an enormous amount of cere-
mony. The young lady was attended
by sixteen bridesmaids, and had we'd.
dlng-cake 50 large that IL had to be CUT
with silver sword specially manuiac-
tured for the purpose.
Mrs. March [Virginia Gabriel) was
the daughter OF a distinguished officer,
Gen. Gabriel, anu the wne Of q gentle
man i'll the British Foreign Ofice Su,
was very accomplished and kind
hearted woman, anu aiWays ready 20
assist struggling artists. In one ill.,
STAGE sne devoted the proceeds OF IA
very popular ballad, winch provided a
good income lOr the destitute relatives
vi an lrIsn prima donna VINO sang Oh
the ltdl!An lyric stage IN lLaIy, ana also
at the Royal Italian Opera and Her Nj a.
jesLy's Iu9aCer.
Miss Hate FlelPs personal appear
ance was feiefrau to. not luug ago, with
very scAn5 courtesy, in a ietLer TO an
American journal. Talking OF this let
| ter 10 "AIa, quet," u London corresponds
| ent OF the CIIcago DlneJ, Miss FEED re-
| piled to the question If she Aad any
retaliation b0ttled up, that she ecu u
| not be tempted IT, ulSgrdce Journal, M
| by VenlIng personal malice For ny =
s it," she ADDED, Il nave The heartlesL
good will To all memUers of the gu Id,
male and female; uuC as cue must dra"
the line somewhere, l uraW 1T dI -
| never saw MIN, and | rather u,,,.
from his description, il he ever saw me.
Dul l wOuld like some OF my frieuds il!
the " est to know, tlat l really am not
euuceu TO a spinal column, and am in
quite as good condition as most women
al the conclusion OF the LOnuon Sea.
SON."