The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-22
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.

Isabella, Ex-Queen. Of Spain, has
grown old and sIckly.
Gail Hamilton sort OF insinuates that
Stanley Matthews is a NepOt.
Ann Eliza says Brigham Young has
81, ,OOO, QUO in the Bank OF England.
Mrs. Sears, OF Providence, has the $500
reward Tor catching Mrs. Sherman.
Annie Boyle, Washington's "child
juliet" "will study till tail i'll New York.
''Lurline," the Water Queen, is per.
forming her water specially at the The
ater Espanol, Madrid. sE
Mrs. HAYES, it is now said, will 60 to
the White Sulphur Springs, in Virginia,
when Washington weather becomes ill.,
toleraby warm. i
Miss Bartol, daughter of Rev. 9. A.
Bartol, has gone abroad to pursue her
art studies. She is already noted for
her excellence as sculptor.
Mrs. Lucretia Mott, our esteemed
Quaker philanthropist, is in her eighty
NTH year, weighs only seventy pounds,
and is in COED spirits and health.
Miss Maggie Jefferson, daughter of
Joseph Jefferson, the actor, was mar
ried last Wednesday, at Mayo Lodge,
London, TO B. l.. Farjeon, the English
author.
Kate Field first adopted the stage at
the suggestion OF Mrs. Charles Kean,
George II. Lewes and Nine. Taglioni,
and has not disappointed their diecIimi-
nation.
Patti is not coming to America, or
somebody is swindllng the Russians.
They have been selling boxes Tor next
winters opera at st. Petersburg, with
| The Diva guaranteed to sing.
Mrs. Governor Van z Zlndt, OF Rhode
| Island, 1s daughter of the late Albert
u. Green, who wrote "Old Grimes is
Dead" Mrs. Van Zandt Is known Tor
her zeal in charitable projects.
| Madame Rattazzi has contracted her
thlrd marriage, her latest spouse being
Don Louis y Rute, a very rIch Andalu-
sian of thIrty-ive, member OF the
ECortes and an eminent eugl1eer.
Miss Bertha Won Hillern walked
Twenty-Five miles in Lowell, Mass, on
tuesday, without resting, in five hours
nifty minutes eight seconds. The last
| mile was done in ten minutes fifty sec.
onds. -,s
Miss Magill, who took the degree oil
IN. u. at the commencement OF Boston
| University, is daughter of President
| MagIl, OF SWartnmVre College, Pa.
Miss Miner, who was the first speaker,
! was fitted at Cnauncy Hall School.
Croizette, like John 4. Raymond, has
a dog, and ior the same inscrutable rea.
son that induced him to call his mascu-
line canine "Clytemnestra," has chris.
tened her pet, 1T being lady dog
| ''DIck."
Aunt Polly, a colored woman of Nash.
vile, Tenn, is as lively as young dam.
sci one hundred and twenty years can
be. She can recollect everything that
has happened from the Revolutionary
War down. a
The Duchess of v ellington is consid-
cred one of the handsomest ladies IN
Europe, and has always been a great
tavorite with Queen Victoria. As lady
IN waiting, she attends her Majesty on
all state occasions. "
Miss Hannah ROthschid, the only
child Of almost the wealthiest of the
clan, Baron Mayer, is about to be mar
rled 10 the Earl OF Rosebery. The young
LADY is sald to have doWry OF seven or
eignt millions sterling.
Miss Margaret Foley, of Boston, now
in Rome, has made very excellent bust
OF Theodore Parker. Mrs. Parker has
long worn beautiful cameo portrait of
ber husband, cut by Miss Foley, and she
some years since made "a cabinet bust of
the deceased.
Mrs. A. L. Stewards gift to Garden
City, the new city founded by her late
husband, Wtl be cathedral, to cost
about $700,OU. The total expenditures
or the building and the permanent en-.
a nF ha in o
mood Of million and a half OF dollars.
Mile. Albani has shocked her many
Scotch admirers by singing a vulgar
| adaptation OF "Fhe Blue Bells OF Scot.
land," transforming the line
"He dwelt In bonnie Scotland, where blooms
the sweet blue-bell,"
"He was born in merry Scotland, at the SION
OF THE BLUE BELL
The Glasgow News says that a ballad
endeared to every scotchman is thu,
changed into "something like publ.
cams advertisements"
The Empress of Russia's train. fitted
| for sanitary purposes, has carriages of
| the American type with walk from
end to end. At each side is a double
row of beds with spring sun.
ports to ease joltings. The subsldia.
rles are mattress OH elastic frame, two
| pillows, cloth below, and a counter.
pane. Should the invalld's head be re.
qulred to be raised there is an appliance
tor that purpose; if he can use his
J hands movable shelf for the articles
he may need is at his disposal. Their c
are sixteen beds in each carriage.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe may be graft.
| fed TO tind herself praised in a London