The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-13
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.


Ex-Queen Isabella still holds her little
court in Paris.
Mrs. Ole has been kicked by bull at
Liberty Prairie, Wis.
Mrs. Sherman and her daughters will
summer at Rehoboth Beach, Del.
Mrs. Frank MOrdaunt, the actress, who
attempted suicide in Brooklyn, N. Y,
Friday, Is in critical condition.
Mrs. Mary Clemmer has just formally
entered the Episcopal Church, having
been confirmed in st. Johns in Washing
ton.
Miss NJ. Thomson daughter of Betty
Burns, the daughter of the poet, is about
to be married to Mr.. David Wingate, the
well-known Scottish poet.
Maria T. Walker, NJ. D., who practiced
for some time in the Boston Woman's
Hospital, settled last year in st. Louis
and is rapidly establishing afne practice.
Emma Goulding, aged ten years, did
not run off for help when her little
brother fell into cistern at Bainbridge,
GA, but went down a ladder and got
him.
Mrs. Maria L. Blair, formerly Mrs.
Gen Gordon Granger, is again unincum-
bered. A divorce from her late husband,
Captain Blair, has been granted in New
York.
Miss Gait, daughter of John Gait, the
novelist, having recovered $4,000 in a
breach of promise suit, built what is
called the Brea of Promise Hall in
Montreal from the proceeds.
Mrs Lawrence makes speeches in the
streets of Norwich, abusing the clergy
and violently assailing Christianity. Her
tongue is long and active, and she can
always command large audiences.
Mrs. Gladstone says that the mourn
full look on Mr.. Gladstone's face depicted
in Millais' portrait is due to his intense
grief at the condition to which the Con-
servative party have brought the coun'
try.
Miss Caro- E. Davis, daughter of the
late Judge Woodbury. Davis, of the Su.
preme Court of Maine, and Principal OF
the music department of Daughters Col
lcge, Harrodsburg, KY, died in that town
| Thursday.
Miss Hogarth, Dickens sister-in-law
is to edit volume of his letters, which
will be published. in November, Forster,
Life being regarded by the family as toe
heavy and exhibiting the great noyelis
in an unfavorable light.
Miss Telfair recently died in Augusta
Ga, and bequeathed property to the
amount of $50, 600 to charitable institu
tons. 'Ghe natural heirs have just beer
defeated in the lower courts and vii
carry the case to the Supreme Court.
Mrs. Judah, an aged California actress
was to have a benefit performance OF
her retirement from the stage. ShrewdlS
calculating on the inspiring effect Of mu
sic. she combined free concert with tht
auction sale of seats, and the result wa
financial success.
Miss Kate Lupton received the degree
of Master Of Arts from Vanderbilt Uni
versity at the late commencement, be
cause, as the Chancellor said, she "hat
won it in a mastery manner, havin|
passed most satisfactorily all the examin
ations 10 which the young men were sub
jectcd."
Louise Lorne is just now attacked by
complicated complaint Of mother ant
sister-and brother-and fathcr-in-law; ant
if she survives that and the other inter
estng little affair, she will be as immorta
as her mother or any other Guelph Of he
line Still, It's perhaps better after al
Louise should be so afflicted than roo
Lomc should suffer from another dose O
his mothcr-in-Iaw. Uopei it will not be
deadlock any 'Ow- Richmond State