The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.
Rose Eytinge is Jewess.

Miss Kellogg is an enthusiast on Wag-
ner.
Aimee will appear in Baltimore in
French opera boufe.
Mrs. Van Cott has lately converted a
number OF notorious gamblers.
- Helen Potter is even greater as a
mimic than as an elocutionist.
Mary Clemmer notes that Blaine has
grown stout, and gray and aged.
Mile. Theirs, niece of the dead states
man, was at recent Hartford wedding.
Nine. Charlotte Varian has scored a
success at the Dime Concerts in New
York.
Nine. Pauline Lucca has accepted an
engagement at Madrid for the winter
season,
Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker is writ
ing brilliant essay ON Marie An
toinette.
Horace Greeley's youngest daughter is
said to be growing more and more beau
tiiul every year.
Lydia Thompson returns to England
in January, and will then take her lare-
well OF the stage.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis has lust returned
10 this country, leaving her daughters
at school in Germany.
Divine Grace has withdrawn from a
Humbled, Tenn., congregation. She did
not like the preacher.
Mrs. Maria r. Dixon, of Brooklyn, is
achieving reputation Tor the artistic
decoration ofYases and pottery.
Miss Louise Pomeroy is very success
Jul in her revival OF ShaSspeare's "Cym-
beiine" She appears as ''Imogen."
Miss Mathilde Phillips, a well-known
vocalist Of Boston, sails for Europe
next month TO ill an engagement abroad.
Mrs. Stirling died in Edinburgh last
week, aged seventy-eight years. She had
| sterling reputation as a scottish story
Writer.
Lady Thornton will not brighten
Washington this winter, as she does not
intend 10 return TO this country al
present.
Mabel Leonard, having been released
| from the custody OF the courts, 1s an.
nounc9d to appear at Tony Pastors on
tAe 9th OF November.
Mis-. Julia Ward Howe, writing from
DanziG, says that it 10 difficult to take
up German paper without finding III ii
some slur upon America.
,.,n,.1 nl ia"!yla, a! 20, e"yH 'ne Itlcnhoho us
p"'Gu' "0oiio ~ ."No pleasure III hoIlhg
r'S',.T, hIn T,nSi,t W oo'9' 90 VI Ile mos
i'' A''0hnl'nu'
MISS Llzzle van Lew, late Postmis
| 'ieSe Vi h'culnohu, va, LAS associated
n0nrInra, ~ ,,In,v ,,ni>"'o ,,,'t in tne man
"n" o"''A"ss'
Mts. NlckeIl D! hehIucky mas just pre-
| sehteu ner husband WltA the twenty
nFst pleug5 OF ndeIlly. The region
| ought 10 De Well supplied with small
queen Niotofla anu the PIlnc9ss Bea
| h.oo nave o'eH lAAA.hS Hht al Balmor@l
| 'or Ihe wounded VI The Eastern war, ana
me occupation mas, IN fashionable cir.
cle9' uElseh OUT lahcy Work.
Mrs. Joseph ParKas, q granddaughter
VI the famous w. Erlestiey, has just
"loo "H INC "se u eASnCy, ote Leaves
ohe u"us uVel' h"uahe beIl0c, known III
M u,oUGi II Al'oA "'0ie "S -uA9s Dessle hlyhol
a' AeS'
Miss Jarrett, OF Maryb0lo, Ont. wa,
so overcome with sleep aUOuL tive week
ago tEat ene is sllll sleeping. She eul
''t won 90 iUt 4" 'o" INN uV0S 40" and tnen
'unatoa "uu noanius nns o"n w oone W Thoroughly
| Nei'
| MISS Mary u. HorsfOrd, the daughtel
o! tAe kindly Harvard Professor, VINO il
almost as Wetl kuOwn in New York "A,
i'll CumOriuge, has just been married tt
| MI. Is. X. Curtis, me son Of tne lat,
Judge curtis.
Mrs. Concannon, of st. Louis, cowhid
ed Mrs. E!ia Kelly the other day in tua
city, because she found the latter il
company with Mr.. CUuCAnnon. Mrs
Kelly ls Il school teacher, uut is oppose,
10 corporal punishment.
Miss Cecilia Cleveland daughtor =
late John Il, Cleyetaud and nTnca NJ M
Greeley. has Inc pnsI OF honor IN ~ 49,
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