The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-25
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.


Clara Morris sails for Europe June IL I.
Mrs. John Drew has gone to CalIor-
MIA.
Jennie Lind's hair is said to be snow
white.
Bessie Darling is to essay 'Rosalind"
next season.
Mile. Albani has effected her rentree
at CoVent Garden.
Miss Claxton is now styled the Gun
cremataDle katew
Nellie Granps husband wears wide
pants, and is said to have narrow preju-
dlces.
Mrs. DANES has been appointed a
pos t-trader, and she dis-Daines not the
position.
Lotta has given up all her engage
ments for next season, ana Will 20 to
Europe Tor twoyears.
Nine. Patti sang for the first time in
London this season, at Coyent Garden,
l2th inst, in "Dinorah."
Winnie Ream is shortly to be married
to yiolet-eyed gentleman who is pas
sl0nately fond OF cigarettes.
Janauschek will not be in a hurry TO
pay another professional visit TO the
United States. Her last trip dld not
pay.
Miss Lydia Thompson appears at
WallacKs Theatre August l. They
VIII bring new company with her.
sam. Colville is director.
Miss Mary M. Hamilton SCHUYLER
Wlie OF George l.. Schuyler, died In New
YORK on Friday. She was grand
daughter OF Alexander Hamilton.
Frau Matenna has been made men,
Der OF the Vienna Academlcal Wagner
ASSOCIATION. Of course, it will be re-
mtmDered that she took distinguished
part IN the Balreuth representation of
tne "Ring of the Meetings."
Mile. Titiens is announced bv the Inn
don papers to appear this season ror the
nrst Time as "Armida" in Gluck's opera
oi tnat name. Cherublni's "Medea.n in
Whicn she gained so much success a few
years ago, IS 10 be revived.
MISS NJ. l.. Whateley, daughter of the
Archbishop OF Dublin, is carrying on a
large school Of one hundred and fifty
glris ana two hundred and fifty bows IN
CAIRO. Arabic, English, French and
Italian are taught, ana Scripture lessons
are also gwen.
Miss Fanny Davenport visited Rlocl-
wells Island on the 9Gh in order To studv
the eccentrlcities of decrepituue and
accldental blindness for her novel char
acter III 'Festa," the new play which is
10 close the regular season al the Filth
Avenue Theater.
Mrs. Dion Boucicault (Agnes Robert-
son has play in whicn sue was desir-
GUS ol making farewell tour through
the United states next season, Mr..
Douclcault has written her, however.
mat ne does not wish her to return
mere. lis, therefore, more than proba.
Die tnat this excellent actress will he
seen no more ON the American boards,
Miss Jessie Willis, niece of the late
n. Z. Willis, and youngest daughter of
klchard StOrrs Willis, was lately mar.
rled TO Lieut.. BrOdhead, OF the Marinp
Corps. IL Is stated that the three dauph-
lers OF MIR. Renard Willis all met the r
late" at Nice, and, curiousJr enough.
Lney all MAJ rIed Lleuteuan, 8 VINO were
on Doaru the Uuited States friyatp
Franklin, which was WinLeIing at Nice
in 1915.
Miss Marie wainwright, who is now
at Booths Theater, is a dauphter ot
Commodore j. NJ. Wainwright, VINO died
on the Harriet Lane at tue time of her
capture In Galveston harbor during the
late war. She is granddaughter OF
Blshop alnWrlght, oI the Protestant
Episcopal Churcn, and sister of Lhe
Lieutenant Wainwright, killed by nj.
rates at MazAtlan. Neither of these
| facts make OF unmake her as an actress.
| however.
Mabel Leonard was placed, on the
10Th, by Judge Donohue, in charge OF
MIR. H. Z. Harriott, the husband Of Clara
Morris, witn whom she is to play in
"Miss Mutton in Boston, at a salary
Of S4O week. 1t was urged in Court
that her mother, also called Mable Leo
nard, was not proper custodian of the
child, and also tnat she lived with one
John P.RlcAards without being married
richards displayed marriage certit
cafe, showing that he had married Mrs
Leonard the day previously. The cast
was postponed.