The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-12
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES,

| DR.. Mary Walker is forty y-eight years old
Queen Mercedes left her husband S., GEO.
900
Lucy Hooper is good judge Of horse
| flesh.
Theresa, the Parisian vocalist, is to wed
French actor.
Miss Jane Coombs' Camille Is pleasing the
Australians.
Mrs. Rousby, the London actress, is losing
all her beauty.
Kate Claxton has leased the Lyceum The
ater, New York.
Mrs. jerks has a double chin and any
amount of cheek.
Mrs. Van Colts price for evangelism in
Omaha was $35 a day.
Princess Salm-Sam wants to get divorced
from her diplomatic husband.
Mrs, Langtry still holds her place as the
most beautiful woman in London.
Betsy Mustard is champion of woman's
rights in Edinburgh. She draws well
Madame MacMahon is described as short
and Stout OF presence not impressive.
Queen Victoria has only one Balmoral,
and her entire cabinet are without any
SchurZ.
Nine Eugene Pappenl1eim lIas made the
expected success in London, and tire critics
speak very highly Of her.
Miss Constance Sartoris sister-in-law
of "Our Nellie" will soon be led to the
altar by the Honorable Claude Vivian of
London.
Miss Fannie Davenport and Miss Rose
| Eylinge arB among the theatrical visitors as
present in London; and both attract some
attention as American celebrities.
Mrs Dion Boucicault agnes Rebertson)
will sail for America in Sep ember, and will
reappear on the American stage. She will
bring one or two new dramas, and, no
doubt will be seen in old charac ters in
which she was long ago favorite.
Miss Lillian Norton, an American girl
now travelling with Gilmore's Band in
Europe, is winning great applause as a
vocalist. At Crystal Palace af ,er she sang,
the whole great audience arose and Gheered.
No such singing has been heard say
the critics, since the day of Jenny Lind
Miss Emily Faithful, in recent address
on the extrayagance Of modern life, said
that inward luxury was becoming per-
feet passion among English men and wo-
men, who had lost the taste for simple
pleasures, and in their pursuit of gold
were losing sight Of higher chaFacueris-
tics
Donna Generosa Estrella is a charming
little Brazilian. She is nineteen years OF
age, and possesses all the grace and beauty
which report assigns to her countrywornen.
She is in New York for the purpose Of
studying medicine, with the view Of open
ing medical college in Brazil under The
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Mrs. DR.. Clemence Lozier.
Mile. Albani is a deservedly fortunate
lady. She has made an engagement for
next winter at the Imperial Opera at ST.
Petersburg She will sing only twice week
and will receive upon each occasion 81, 400
1t happens, too, that the chief prima donna
of the Imperial Opera is almost always pre-
sented with case of jewels by the Emperor
and Empress, and with another by the sub.
scribers to the Opera.
Lady Cork was person of extraordinary
power for making herself comfortable. She
was in the habit Of thinking that she might
do anything that it pleased her to do. She
would invite a number of guests to dinner
at friend's house before telling her friend
of the pleasure in store for him, and she
would make use of friends carriage with
out even asking for permission. One day
on leaving breakfast party, she claimed a
carriage in this way, told the footman that
she took it by his mistress orders, kept it
out the whole afternoon, and then on meet
lug the owner who had been put to great
inconvenience by the loss of her carriage
and footman, exclaimed: q wish you would
haye the steps of your carriage altered. It's
most comfortable carriage except that
1 those high steps don't at all suit my short
legs"