The People's vindicator., 1878-01-19
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.

Mrs. Hayes doesn't wear low ucckA
cvra for iu|I dress.
Gail Hamilton must feel as uneasy
rs a barber with that l"ckjaw.
Miss Won Ilillr'n averages one hun.
drt'l and forty steps ~ minute.
Ma,i'lc Fletcher is starting femal,
social science clubs in the land.
Clara Dn,ia, the we'll knows sopra.
no, is reported engaged to a Boston
lawyer.
Jananschrk's share Of the profits for
one week at il Philadelphia theatct
was $4,000.
Mrs. General Caster is Secretary Of
the Ladies Art Association OF New
York.
Julia Moore, the "Swcct Singer Of
Michi gan goes ON the. lecture plat
form with flowing hair and tinsel
crown on her head.
Alice Oates cried like a baby when
she found that somebody hadn't pntn
new husband in her stpckins.- Roch.
ester Democrat.
Miss May Alcott Is meeting with
good fortune as all artist, in London,
One of her painting, hung in the Dud-
ley Galley, WAS disposed of readily,
ut fair price.
Fanny kcmb|e, once n bewitching
beauty, is now siSty:tivc years old,
and Weighs nearly two hundred
pounds. She reads now only for tue
Of her friends.
Miss Clara Jerome, daughter Of
Leonard Jerome, Esq, of New York.
will shortly be- ma,licd to the Earl of
Wicklow. Miss Jerome is one of the
bellies of New York, and is represent
ed as beinsscxtrcmely pretty! and ae-
conp|ished.
Di Nnskra likes pets. She keeps in
her room an at{cctiouatc muasc, two
Australian maspies, Il Scoth poodle,
and Il remarkably profnno parrot
When this inventory was taken IN
Nevada her bulldog was getting doc
tored in San Francisco.
Miss Grace Bussell, the young Aus.
talian lady who showed last year,
such bravery in saving several ship.
wrecked people, and to whom was
awarded the Humane Society's medal
has Just been given Il gold watch and
chain by the British Board Of Trade.
Widow Oliver, at Washington ia y
shining illustration of the value of old
Sam Nellcr's advice, "Samivei, my
son, beware of the vitltlcrs." Ouc
thousand huslIcd her only about two
weeks. In fact, it only furnished her
with retaining fees for q lot Of law.
rers.
Miss Margaret Foley. the sculptrcss,
vh" died lately iii Merau, in tho Aus
raIlan TyroI, WAS an excellent NO.
nan and an artist Of much taste and
|, was in Boston that she
'cgan the cameo cutting which led
.er afterwards to higher work in
Rome.
Mrs. Zelda Seguin, talking the 9TH
II day Of Madame Parepa and her
husband, said that at one rehearsal
he pr;ma donna came in late, and
Rosa, who is strict director, stopped
he singers and said: "Enplrosyne
his is a very bad example for you to
'et the gentlemen and ladies Of tho
You must not do 80 again.'
Aud Parepa obeyed.
Mile. 'it!ens furniture aud effects
we're sold the other day, amid great
md severe competition, and at prices
amounting to more tl:n their intrin-
ic va|nc. There were y large nnm-
'roi buyers present determined to
'osspsS mcmentors of the ar,i.te. The
'raad piano was donght for about
;o50-whic!i Was mach smaller than
vouIl seem possible to those unac.
ustomel to European figures.
Mrs. Martha f. Berry. the author f
Bella, or the Cradle OF Liberty" has
eased a large honse on Dorchester
lvennc, near Harl'or View street,
'"a'h Boston, which she proposcs to-
lavc fitted np with all the comforts oC
home, and in which she will receive
insane or partially insane persons, and
ry what kind treatment and Garcia,
lttention to diet will do for them.
10Th r|,, sica|ly and mentally.
Mrs. Triton coutinuos to live with
'rr mother, having her two sous with
'en They are unusually bright clcv-
n lads, and their progress in school is
;ery gratifying to her. ::hc has been
giving mnsiclessons to few pupils,
md 4 short tine since hired Il room in
lenry street, New York, :"r Il school.
Her health. never very gonl, is 80
'r"ken that she gave up her school.
She lives in the greatest sccluSion aud
$ desirous Of avoiding all publicity.
Miss Edith L"nS'c''ow, daughter Of
he p"ct) who is t" tc married in An
'let"n Chapel, Cambridge, on the '4th
% Mr.: Kirha" II. Dara, ('hird son Of
Ion. L. II. Dana. Jr.,) is a young IA
ly of Medium height. rather slight in
"rm, and golden hair. Her aIlianced
y rising young lawyer Of twenty.
'ix, the third Of the name now living.
lie is rather tall, fine looking aud y
Harvard man. His grandfathers
linetieth birthday was celebrated .
ew days ago. The yonng reoplr
lave been together from their you.',
'p. and their love has been Il matter
IT the most natural growth. There
ire to be no bridesmaids.