The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-26
ABOUT WOMEN.

Mrs Secretary Sherman is fond Of wood
color and pearl.
Miss kellogg goes to Covert Garden Opera
House in London.
The daughter of President Grevy is very ro-
mantle and democratic.
Mary Clemmer Ames her shaft of satire
against Senator ConkiiDg.
AdeIina Patti makes good deal of money,
considering she is not pedestrian
Mrs. Thos Hicks Lord will not return to
this country. She shouldn't have gone
away.
Madame ROLAND, of Montreal, gave birth
on Sunday to four children, two boys and
two girls.
Princess Louise will probably visit Eng
land every summer. She will go principally
to see her ma.
Clara Morris has quite recovered from the
effects of the beating which her husband
recently gave the man in Omaha-
Emma Abbott sings IN q S25 600 diamond
necklace. No wonder there is music in
notes of that Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs VIM. NJ. Tweed, widow of the dead
king of the ring sailed for Europe on
Thursday. Her family accompanied her.
Mrs Agnes D. jerks, the celebrated wit
ness, called on the president Thursday. Mrs.
Hayes leaned over the bau1sters during the
whole interview.
A Nebraska City woman listened at key
hole and found the old proverb so true that
she got gun, and blazsd away at the man
inside who was doing the talking.
Lady Gooeh, who some time ago endeav-
ored to palm of spurious child upon her
husband, is now suing for a divorce, alleging
his unfalthfulness as the ground of proceed
ing.
According to the New York Herald,
Mrs. Hayes told a lady who threatened to
attend presidential reception in low
necked dress that shawl would be thrown
over her shoulders.
One of the most charming young women
in Washington is the young daughter of
General Tom Ewing, Sue has large dark
brown eyes, ripping chestnut hair, straight
nose, and a sweet smile.
Adelina Patti is singing in Geneva, and
the Swiss are blistering their hands by APP
plauding. Patti has sal5ed down $76. DOC
since last October, which is pretty good for a
woman, as tat cid Senator Davis would say.
We had supposed that Gerster was Hun
garian girl, but according to Literary Teller
out in Cincinnati, she is "sweet-faced
Gretchen, with low. well-mod ulated voice
that speaks with harmonious, decided &C
cent"
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris Is living very
quietly in England. She hopes next sum
mer to persuade her fatherin-law to bring
his wife to this country TO see her sister
Fanny Kemble Butler. who lives in Western
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge. the editor of St
Nicholas on her return from a trip 10 Cali
fornia, received a serenade at Cincinnati
from several hundred little folks, who sang
several of her baby songs. Each of the chill
dren carried a red and white banner. formed
by sticking together the covers of st. Mich
olas.
One of Charles Dickens daughters-in-iaw
Mrs Alfred Tennyson Dickens, has just me:
terrible death IN Australia, where her hus
band has for several years been living an6
prospering. Mrs. Dickens was driving gu
with her little daughter, when the morse
became frightened, and. running away
finally overturned the carriage. The child
was killed, and the young wife so dreadfuiIy
injured that she died in few hours.