The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-06
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.

Mile. Sarah Bernhardt, the distin-
guished French
Mrs. Barnum is twenty-seven years
younger than Phineas.
Nine. de Stael disliked her children
because they did not resemble her.
Miss Anthony's age is-suffrage.-
| [Boston Herald. Now, suppose you suf-
fer her age to rest while.
Miss Oahdene, a distinguished SOUTH
efn society lady. has been engaged for
Mr.. Boucicaulps "Bridal Tour" COM
pany.
Miss Thursby's conscientious scruples
against good music in the form of opera
are said 10 be giving way. She may
sing with Brignoil next winter.
! DR.. Elliot COues, of Washington, the
eminent naturalist, has the misfortune
of having his nameEprinted almost inva.
ria oily "Cones" III the newspapers.
Miss Susan e. Dickinson, elder sister
of Miss Anna Il. Dickinson, intends TO
give u series OF twelve lectures on Eng
lish literature at Wilkesbarre, Penn.
Mile. Adele de Rolhschild and Baron
Edmund de RothscniId, grandson of the
lounder OF the great banking house, are
to be married az Frankfort next month.
Sara Jewett the actress, and Sara
Jewett the authOress, are two distinct
individuals, although many writer's OF
the press seem to make out differently.
Mrs. Davenport designs, it is said, to
present ner late husbanps magnificent
wardrobe 10 needy members OF tue pro-
lession, preierring this course to selling
OF retaining II.
Mrs. Eunice Bagster, widow OF the
publisher OF BagsLe's Polyglot Bibles,
uied on August q, at Windsor, England,
aged ninety-nlne years and three nun
ured and slXty-four days. (.
Miss Dora Greenwell, the English
poetess, mas just published a volume
called "A Baaket OF summer Fruit"
dedicated to The American eyangellsts
who lately visited England.
Gail Hamilton says: "a mans ideal is
not wounded when woman fails i'll
worldly wisdom; but ii in grace, In deli
cacy, in tact, iii sentiment, in kindness,
sue should be found wanting, he re-
ceiVes an inward hurt."
Mrs. Cralk (DIuah Muloch), the
auJuoress of "John Halifax, Gentle
man." mas been bitten by dog. Al.
i though tue wound was rather severe
one tue patient is doing very well, and
no evil results are anticipated.
DejaZet, tue famous French actress,
was buried in temporary tomb at Pere
la CnaIse. AS there is no one 70 deiray
the expense of a SPECIAL loL, ner remains
IN accordance Win the rules of the Gem.
eLery, Will be burleu in The common pit
Miss Helen Magi!l, daughter Of the
President of Swartnmore, The only
yUung lady who has ever been educated
III Ihe Boston Lain school, and VINO mas
lately receIVed from Boston University
me degree OF Pu.D., has gone abroad tC
continue her studies i'll pnliUIogy.
; Mrs. q. W. Dennlson, the author Of
"Inat Husband OF Mlne," was Ior V.
eral years resident OF Oswego, N. Y
Her husband, R.v. Y. W. Dennison, was
employed as BeLnel Chaplain, aud la.
bored among the seamen. He is now
Chaplain at The Washington Navy.
yard.
Miss Randolph, the great
ter ot Thomas JetersUn, is at the heau
OF ID young lady's school near Charlotte
. Va. Sne mas many anecdotes concern.
Ing her famous ancestry, and among
these is the Tale Of great-aunt, who
, once remarked naively OF her husband
Sur, Ae's LAe polILest man that eVel
lived; he never even comes into a room
: Without looking through the keyhOle
!, first 10 know ii he'll De welcOmedp
Y Olive Logan writes that Mr.. Tilden ia
: TWO or three yards shorter than Bigelow
i, wuich makes INN, from the back view
g LOOK like his little boy, whom he ha
= brought TO Europe TO put 10 school O
t one OF the German Universities. Whel
Il tney turn rlguL about lace, Bigeiow'
more youthful features make aim loo
k ike the young sou who has dragged hi.
uImiuu,lve father over the Driny, so a
he may have no end OF good lime i
Paris.
Mrs. Lucy Stone has been travelin
e westward, and she mentioned, with
" good-humored sort OF malice, in a Iettel
q tnat tat all the stopping-places it wa
" delightful 10 see now well men pei
,e formed The tasks usually thought mos
. suitable lor women. They busted til
r. car inside and out with vlgor and di
patch, in some cases going over 1T thre
ly L.mes before they were satisfied with il
completeness. They seemed to do
usL as we'll as women would have don
H."
~ Nine. Anna Bishop, who was born
to the reign Of King g .orge III, who wa
X married to the composer, Sir Henry
ar Bishop, in or within u few months OF th
~ reign of George ~, and VINO made,
/, the age OF tWenty-Lnree, her first appea
~ ance as a vocalist In the reign of il
r. lam ~, and VINO bade farewell to Ell
land eighteen years ago and came
America, sang recently at the Agricu
tural Hal, London, and was receive
u, the audience with cat-calls al
90 misses.
he USEFUL FAMILY RECIPES.