The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-07
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.

at Ferry Beach, Me.
Fanny Davenport may still be a jewel,
but she is no longer Priceless.
Miss Nelson doesn't care a snap for
woman, according to Oliver Logan.
Miss Kate Fisher, the actress, sailed for
London, on Saturday, on board the Hell
vetia.
The Queen and Princess Beatrice have
lust visited Empress Eugene for the
third time since the Prince lmperiaPs
death.
Mrs. DIR. Mary Walker is opposed to
tight pants, because "they are such
give-away."
Mrs. Lucy Stone came back from
Europe recently, and now her husband
has started across the sea.
Queen Victoria has inspected Mr.. Belts
bust of the late Louis Napoleon, and Or
dered the execution of it in marble.
Miss B. NJ. Patterson, a granddaughter
of Andrew johnson, is said to be prepar-
ing to enter the lecturers profession.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe was unani-
mously elected President of the Town
and Country Club, at the annual meeting
held at Newport.
The Duchess of Connaught has been
presented with a handsome illustrated
Bible by a deputation representing the
maidcns of Great Britain.
Mrs. Hicks-Lord, who sailed for Eu-
rope on Wednesday last, will, it is under
stood, remain abroad for an indefinite
period.
Mrs. George Toppings, of Tennessee,
whose husband, a machinist, was killed
by falling from the smoke-stack of loco,
motive which he was repairing, has sued
the railroad company for $4,000 dam,
ages.
Mrs. Annie Besant has just passed the
matriculation examination at London
University, at which she intends to grad.
uate in science. The lady was coached
by DIR. E. B. Aveling and Mr. j. B.
Levy.
Mile. Raymond, from whom Garibaldi
is anxious for divorce, lives at Como ir
splendid villa owned by her family
Her son has never taken the name oI
Garibaldi, and seems to have no idea ol
claiming share in Garibaldi's property
Miss Lavina Fry, living on a farm
| near Litiz, Lancaster County, Pa, wa
picked up on the horns of a ferociOu
! bull on Friday and tossed across creek
t Renewing the attack the animal threw
the young lady over fence, and, strang'
to say, her in uries are not serious.
Mrs. Dorsey of Beauvoir, was nice
! of Mrs. Warfeld, the author of tha
t lnrid romance, "The Household Of Bou
+ verie." Mrs. Dorsey was very accom-
q plished woman, knowing something 0
/ Sanskrit, being an excellent Greek an,
!. Latin scholar, and able to read and spea
o nuently several modern languages.
y Mrs. Mary Alice Seymour, formerl
J. connected with the Girls Seminary c
IS Knox College, at Galesburg, ILL.,, has IT
e ceived an appointment in the lmperi'
n household of Austria as Mistress of En-,
I. lish to the young Archduchess Of Au
d tria and the Princess of Tuscany, an
r will be known henceforth in the Imp
IS rial household as Lady Alice Seymour.
G Miss Caroline Laura Rice, who h;
l. just been graduated at Wesleyan I'm
v versity. at the head of large class {
q q young men, is only twenty years old, an
u is described as graceful, attractive an
/ thoroughly womanly young lady. Or
rs such practical success as this is worth
e thousand lectures on the intellectui
g capacity of woman. 1t may perhaps |
+ of some service to collegians to hear thu
/ while her male companions in the ella
were boating and ball-playing, Miss RiI
was studying.
Little Gusse Newcomb, six years
II age, daughter Of the minstrel of tn;
It name, was sent on an errand by h
IL mother, and was accosted in the street
=. New York by woman who twisted
y valuable ring off her finger. The lit
ar thing was of course frightened, but 81
ID kept up such rapid pursuit of the thi
er that when policeman came in sight 81
n was able to point the woman out secu
le her arrest and get back the propert
h. Brave little girl!