The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-30
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.


pduicu Wy HtI HusDdnu, VIII hal LOT llls
country in a few weeks.
Mrs. Scott-Siddans has sore throat.
Lecture committees should paste this on
the inside of their head gear.
Miss Rachel Sherman younrest ,laugh-
ter of the General, makes her debut in
Washington society this winter.
Miss Alice S. Hooper, the owner of
Turner'S "Slave Ship" has baqueatlled
that fimous picture to nephew.
Queen Victoria, the foreign papers
sIy, never take> cold. She always wraps
herself up in her titles on going out.
Miss Ada Oavendish, the actress, is
said to have originated the f minine
fashion OF wearing bunch OF field daisies
in the waist-blnd.
ExEmpress Eugene seems to 90 every
where save to- her mother at Madrid, vet
she is her only surviving child, and has
hardly another near relative in the
world.
Miss Maud Banks, daughter of General
Banks, has made her debut at Brockline,
Mass, as an actress in an amateur Com
pany. SHE intends to go on the profess
bional stage. The General was once an
actor. O..
Sarah Bernhardt has bought piece of
land just beyond 'Sainte-Ad,|ressee, in
France. The cite is not inviting, 1t is
sandy, sterile and rocky. Yet she pro-
poses to build a chalet there and call it
ala Solitude"
The Princess Imperial of Germanyis at
Gomerbad, Stvria, for baths She suffers
greatly from NEURALGIA. Thence she goes
TO Pccli, near Genoa, where her husband
will, ,o,' eA1. aud where it is expected
they will pass the winter.
Miss Anna Book, the young New York
pianist who has been studying for some
time in Germany, played recently with
applause at one Of the Crystal Palace
Q.ondon) popular concerts She will re-
turn to America next month.
Mrs. Jonathan Randlett, upward of
seventy years of age, broke through the
floor of her house at Laconia, ~ H., and
fell TO the cellar, badly breaking one leg
and receiving serious cuts about the
bead. Doubts are entertained of her re-
"vvery.
Nine Thiers has been staying for a
number of weeks at the French En-
bassy in London, at work on pfpcrs of
her late husband, which is carried on un-
interruptedly by herself and Secretary
Nothing certain has transpired as to the
exact nature of the work thus carefully
revised.
Princess Metternich says the London
World has become very fond of shooting,
and appears in distinguished hunting
parties in Styria in the prettiest Parisian
shooting-costume imaginable. 1t con-
sists of green-braided gray jacket, a
short gray shirt, gray cloth CATERS and
quaint laced boots. A gray fyrolese hat
with cock feathers and edelweiss for or
naments, completes this dainty dress.
Comma Kuniberts, an actress, eight
years old. has produced a sensation In
1tsiy. sne per.S:....- erlc..- children's roles
with wonderful skill, and is frequently
engaged to play at court to amuse the
y5fing Grown Prince. As there was no
piece with prominent children's roles,
the Italian poets, Iarri, Ferrari, Mar.
sike and Rindi have written several
plays specially designed for the phenom.
ina1 actress.
The Empress of Russia has taken the
Villa DIES Dunes at Cannes. 1t is on the
north Of the beach, over the Cape de Il
Croisette and the celebrated garden o
the Hesperides. -Four extra villas Civ,
accommodation 70 her little Court, com
ppsed OF the Grand Dukes Sergius ant
Paul Alexandrovitch, Prince Alexande
Of Hesse, Prince Henry of Battenbere
Colonel Pescoff, DR.. Bottine, two chap
laias and four ladies. ri
The Duchess of Marlboro declined tn
other day to issue any Court order fror
Dublin Castle requiring ladies to appea
In poplin at the viceregal festivities. Sh
did better. She has formed a sort c
committee of ladies Of the Irish Cour
who aye agreed to revive the ,droopin
manufacture Of the beautiful Hibernia
fabric. Among the colleagues Of I'll
Duchess in the work she has undertake
are the Marehioness of Londonderry, IL
Countess of Meath and Lady Corn
lia Guest. .
Louise, Victoria and Maud, the your
daughters Of the Prince of Wales, rare
sppear 10 public in any but the simple
OF dresses They ara sometimes se'
With their mother at the theater in pla
white linen or cotton sailor dresses, wi
little red trimming, and they are oft
net riding and driving in neat sail
dresses of dark blue wooflen. They we
with their father and mother to the ,
cent French fair in gowns of plain pil
csmhrie, with sashes of crimson ht
menizipg with the pink.
Elizabeth of Austria is still striking
handsome. She dresses very quietly
e.. private. and very lpagnifaeDtiy ON ecs
..sit.s Of. State. Her eldest daught'
-a s,say-s +. &. Z - 'i...' ,--..