The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-10
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.

Madame Demorest is a paper pattern
lady.
Miss Blanche Tucker has been engaged
at La Scala, Milan.
No woman can throw a brick-bat OK
sharpen a leaG-pencil.
Mile. Di Murska is expected to arrive
in San Francisco by the next steamer,
due there on January 10.
Patti put a stop to rattle for her pic
ture in Paris. She bought up all the
chances, and had the picture sent to her
hotel.
President McMahon's wife spends thou
sands OF francs among the poor, and
visits them regularly certain days every
week.
Miss Nelson, the actress, was called
upon by seventy st. Louis ladies' tive
other day, and each one insisted on S''-
ing her kiss.
Mrs. Nellie Grant -
Yaays re, .-U Tile White House New
is "" -oeptlou on which the lace alone
-" .Alued at t$2,SOo.
Miss Charlotte, daughter OF Richard
II. Dana, Jr., was recently married In
Boston, to Mr.. Francis o. Lyman, .
Chicago gentleman The poet LoDgieL
low was present.
The wife OF M. Waddington, the Min
lister OF Public Instruction in France,
was Miss Mary King, once of New YORK.
They have taken the handsome house in
Paris OF Faure, the singer.
Mrs. W. FL. Bradley, who lost her
child by the Ashtabula disaster aud
herself narrowly escaped death, was n
daughter OF DR.. Gray, who was killed by
the Norwalk accident of 1853.
Rev. Phebe A. Hanaford denies Rev.
DIR. Fulton's statement that ID .ckens ia
in hell. This takes great load from
our mind, though we always had doubts
Of Fulton's knowledge on the subject.
Nine. Berghmanns, the fascinating and
wealthy widow of Washington, who re-
Gently married the Clerk OF the Alabama
Claims Commission, settled $1,000 q
year on her husband. The gentleman ID
said to be cheap at the price.
Grace Revere, great-3randdaught
OF that Paul IN Ade famous by LOngfet-
low, was married at Boston Thursuay
to DR.. S. W. GOss, son OF the distiS-
guished Prof. Goss, and himself q sue-
geon OF no mean reputation. 4
Clara Morris studies her death
scenes at the hospitals II she wants to
get up real genuine gilt-edged, cream
laid, diamond pointed expression OF
agony anu apprehension, she should
study the lace OF a man reaching for n
soft corn with the neel OF his razor.
Julia Ward Howe was interviewed y.
St. Louis. Tllden, she said, would never
sit in the Presidents chair; the literary
ability OF the Nation was very good. bnt
she didRE like It's tone at all, aud sha
had read two papers before the Radical
Club on "Polarity" and "rhe HaIfness
of this World"
Mrs. Hays, of West Bloomfield, New
Jersey, accompanied by her infant child.
went TO visit some friends near Pates-
son, the other evening, and on getting
out Of the sleigh she found that her child
had ceased to breathe. 1t is supposed
that i'll wrapping the little one in the
buffalo robe all air was excluded and
the little one was suff0cated.
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines is a yery
little woman, possessing eyes of pierre.
Ing Drllilancy, which have changing
hues; sometimes they are black, soma
times a steely gray, and sometimes blue.
She is an agreeable woman, talks charm.
ingly, and has the merriest OF laughs.
WhWl she gets final possession of her
lOTGuue Sne means 10 Duliu III Washing.
ton fine AoLel, where members of Coo
sress Will be able to live with their fam-
Illes without spending more than their
Miss Julia Grant, the PresidenPs
was treated wirA
marked attention during the New Years
reception at the White House. Tas
Washington Evening Star says: -E.Tnis
young lady, aged six months, received
in her nurses arms, aud was not az ali
1isconoerted by The hattering attentions
sh0wered upon her. She wOre u dainty
robe of white French lawn, with marroW
trips of insertion showing it's pattern
over pale blue silk. The robe was higa
n the throat, and fastened down Tue
back with bows OF blue ,bbon. A gold
iecklace was cIasped aba her throat.
md dainty gold bracelets, with tiny blue
turquoise hearts pendant, were worn
'ver the long sleeves at the wrists. Uppn
ne OF the dimpled fingers spanked
oltaire diamond ring, guarded Dv nne
let with tuiQuoise."