The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.


The Princess Of Wales is thirty-three.
Mrs. Senator Conover is bewitchingly
beautiful.
Lydia Thompson refuses to lift foot
till after Easter.
Mrs. Swisshelm favors suit Tor school
girls almost like boys, with six handy
pockets.
Miss lie Franc, a down East pedes-
trienne, takes an alcohol bath at her fill
tleth mile.
Miss Fanny Davenport says her nose
is not dIstigured, but is just as nice as
ever it was.
Maggie Mitchell is forty and mother
Of two children; she clears 81, POO W eek
and is worth $500, 200.
Carlotti Patti is i'll from the effects OF
surgical operation, Her physicians
are confident OF her recovery.
Mrs. Butler, wife of the South Caro-
lima Senator, is the daughter OF EX-Gov-
ernor Plckens, OF that State.
Miss Mary Breckenridge, daugh ter
OF the late Gen. John q. Breckinridgc.
was married in New York on Tuursday
to Mr.. AnsOn Maitby.
Grace Greenwood wants to help put
down another rebellion, but the country
mas not forgotten that wnen the last war
was going on she and SWissAeIm stoJ I'd
back.
Mrs. Yeager, widow of fseventy-th ZEE
years, last week walked tom Perry
Town, hip, Penn, to Reading and back,
distance OF thlrty-four miles, within
twcnty-our hours.
Mime. Patti and Signor NIcoIini have
been re-engaged by the management of
La Scala to sing "Aidu" Ten times dur
ing the carnival season. The amount 10
be paid these artists is 10O,0u0I.
Mrs. Hayes, at the Ellis reception in
New York, wore a handsome white silk,
with overdress of white ribbed 81 X !,
trimmed with heavy fringe. Save rich
gold locket, she wore no ornaments.
Rose Eytinge is doing 'CleopatrW for
| the ChicagOans. Antony was hardly
| more infatuated with the original SER
peut of old Nile than are the mae
| jewellers by the shore Of Lake Michigan.
| Mile. Nilsson, having finished her per-
| rormances at Moscow, has gone TO st.
Petersburg. But with the court away
and the superior excitement of the war
Italian opera is almost deserted in
Russia.
The Duchess Of Hamilton, daughter of
the Princess Mary of Baden, is in Rome
seeking dissolution of her marriage
with tue hereditary Prince of Monaco.
Her demand is based upon the ground
that she was compelled TO that marriage
through violence and fear.
| Olive Logan writes. at is really the
fact that jaunty English & rls are now
raising the nat by way of acknowledg
| Ia, ri f., tI,,,,, a
rhe nat used is the little round ielt OK.
ford, which looks well enough on Dop OF
a pretty young face, but Is powerfully
hard-Iooking affair on The poll of ID wO
man who RANKS IN that large and in
, creasing army of mas beens.'"
Miss Kate Field has had large piece
of good fortune IN the publication Of ar
ticles in The London Times, and in the
proposals Of That journal 10 receive AM
= vrInt other mater from her pen. A thIr,
comeIietta written by her has been ac
, ceUted tor the stage, and DR.. WestlanC
Marston has been wiling for her II PLAY
g in which she Will take The leading Cnar
. acter.
D Jennie June says that Christmas
mince- pies require to be made by a per
son of large, liberal heart and mind, VIII
| ls in sympathy with the season, and az
preciateS all the Sign lCanCe ana INFINITE
= poss bilities OIL the dlsD she is compOuno
log. No careless hand should be a
: lowed to touch "A single one OF the il
8 gradients, for upon their perfect presel
5 vaton aud equal Distribution depen
o the harmony OF the whole.
"Miss Thompson, Of the Unite
States," has electrlded Edinburgh b
Z o. del ing Messrs. Marshal It Long, jew
d elers of that good city, to make a set {
d golden horseshoe, costing about VI ,00
4 tor mare belonging to her. The an
- mul, says the London Times, was dul
= shou in the precious metal AZ the smitu
% of Professor Baird, veterinary surgeon
St, James place. The shoes are OF til
ordinary size and shape, and the mai
% with winch they were hXed are also
'i gold.