The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES,

| PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.
Titiens netted $50 OOO by her American
tour.
Agnes Ethel, the gentle actress. ia liv-
| Ing in Paris.
Mile. Nenturoli, the paralyzed dancer,
| is still i'll dire want.
aimee has new song called "She's
| just sweet bouquet"
Mrs. Clemner SAYS that Speaker Ram
dall Is "cast i'll Roman mOultI;'
Nine. Helena Modjaska's New York
DEBUT Will probably occur in early Jan
uary.
Miss Ida Brooks has been eIected
President of the State Teachers Asso~
| citation for Kansas.
Mrs. Ellen Mitchell, OF Chicago, rep
resents Illinois as Vice President in the
National W0man's Congress.
Miss Nelson has been PLAYING in
twelfth Night" at Birmingham and
Manchester.
Miss Sarah Alden. daughter of John
ana Priscilla Alden. was married in
New York Friday to Dr.. Il. Ii. Derby.
Mary i. Tillotson, the dress-re former
mas written poem EMIT ed, "Shurten
Own"
Miss Sartain, of PHILADELPHIA. ia
spoken OF IN the Engllsh WomanIs
REVIEW as the only woman steel en-
graYer in America
MISS Harriet Hosmer. the scnlntor
mas musical cousin, Miss Alice Hos,
mer, VINO has just been giving a grand
concert IN Washington.
Mrs. Margaret Hanley. q newswoman
VINO lof thlrty ears sold papers at the
uItoh Ferry, New York, died the other
aay leaving fortune OF $75 900.
MRS. Louise Chandler MouIton intends
snortly 10 publish a volume of her no
ems, TO be called by tne pretty Teunv.
sohlah tile oil "Swallow Flights -
Emma James writes from Washington
about Carl Schurz's philosopuic c"nn-
tenauce with lts wonderful yely4tv-
brown syes." Mr.. Schulz, by the way. is
u WidoWer. 10
Miss Annie Ryan was mortaIlv
injured, and several other persons So
verely Nurt, by runaway accident nanr
HHn.ertown, Allen County, Ind, Tues |
day evening.
Mrs. Endora c. Atkinson, OF Hamn- |
ton, Va, has been appointed Superin.
Ienuent, and DR.. Eliza Mosuer, of
Poushkeepsie, N. Y, phy sician, to the
STATE PRISON lor women
Mrs. Chloe Patchen, of South Burlino.
ton, w., celebrated her one huuuredtn
birthday Iast week. There are now
living Louf generations Of her descend
an's, including thirty great-granucn,ld-
rCn.
Mary Hallock Foote will illustrate
the Llldcs," Louisa M, AIcoIVs
new serial story Tor girls, wnlch IA ia hp
b gun in st. Nicholas Tor d. cemDer. Mr.
b. V. y. An Ihony Will engraye Mrs
Foote'S pIctuies.
Mrs. Hayes has genuine liking for
the White House, -lasuiOned rs il ia
she TOOK an old friend through it the
olher day, showed him the great rooms
and exclaimed: "No matter what they
build, they'll n2Ver build any more
rooms like tDesep
Mrs. John Morton, the wife of Sena-
tor Morton's son, who has been very iii
at the Island OF ST. Paul, mas gone there
10 bring ner husband home. she ,ound
him recovering, DuL too weak to bear A
voyage AT present. AS soon as he ia
abe 10 travel the Treasury Department
VIII send revenue cutter tor nim.
Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont saws
IN Harper, tuat a year after she wAs
married her iather sent Tor her one
and, pointing to her old place
Nv The lDrary liable, sud: 81 want van
to resume your place there; you are too
young TO ritter away your lie without
some useful pursuit." So back she went
Jbeulently 10 her mornings of work ana
ana translations.