The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29
PERSONALS AnoUT LADIES.
Mary Oliver is forty.


on rare porcelains.
Mrs. Louise Courtney, of New York,
sings ike the lamented Parepa, and re-
sembles her.
Miss Annie Keary, the author of "Cas-
tie DAILY" and other admirable novels,
died two weeks ago.
The Empress of Austria is called "the !
Imperial Diana" by the Irish people With
whom she goes fox hunting.
The Princess Christina, daughter oi
the Duke of Montpensier, is seriously I'D
at Seville Of malignant fever. y
Mrs. Oliver probably did not think this
trial would be so rich in proofs. And
Simon, likewise, appears a little startled.
The Baroness Burdett-Coutts has in
herited nearly e70,000 from her compan-
, ion for many years, the late Mrs. Hannah
Brown.
Salvini, the great Italian tragedian,
will appear at Booths Theater, New
, York, under the management OF Dion
i Boucieault, next summer.
3 The Ex-Express Epgenie looks very
J. haggard and pale as ghost, her droop-
!, ing ewes being encircled with the blue
r
rings of care and anxiety.
| Mrs. Brewer conducts the editorial de-
h partment of the Hayneville, Ala, Exam
2 iner, while Col. Willis Brewer attends to
), the Office as Auditor of the State.
Mrs. Hoyt, wife of the convicted
Bridgeport fratricide, says that he wanted
!. lber to Sit at his side at the trial'nnd pre-
1t tend to weep, so as TO affect the jury.
!, Miss Kate Sanborn is ready for bout
At with any man or woman who ventures to
! intimate that the @Bhrd of Avon" did
sr not write the plays attributed to him.
Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton will
Mt sail for Europe on the 9th OF April IN the
,s Inman steamer City of Chester, in which
- Colonel Mapleson and company will also
Of , depart. ..
C Miss Hungerford, an American belle,
g, beauty and heiress, was married in Rome
" this month to Count Telferner, who is
P said TO have made fortune in railroads
Y. in South America. The Hungerfords are
e Bostonians, and have resided abroad for
several years.
or The sister of the wealthy Mrs. j. W.
NIackey who spends ler Occidental
money in Paris, is about to make
European marriage. The bridegroom Is
in rich Austrian, Count Te'fcner. He is
ra ra a naturaIized Italian citizen and, has
he palace in Rome, where the wedding Is TO
no be.
The Duchess of Connaught is secured
E; f1, 500 n year from her husband, with
.c e6,OO0 IA wear if he shall prcdccease hcR
nd the E,nperor of Germany gave S75,s
" 900, with prihcely apparel, jewels ana
ID; IAN outfit suitable to princess OF Che
''' royal Prussan house,
e; "Poor ,Carlotta" gazcd indiherently at
the flames that recently consumed her
house. the Chateau de Tervueren, ana
could not be Induced to enter one OF INC
Of carriages sent for her use and that OF her
suite. At last the Queen of the Beigians
ms offered to drive herin her little pony car
81 riace and four; and so, the doctor OF the
"~ Empress taking the place of tile groom.
lId the Queen conveyed her.lnfortunate SIS
,crs ter-in-law to Laken, more than m houl $
.oa drive.
C5i, Miss Emily Faithful has been de-
ins scrbing a Christmas card which was sent
un. to Young lady at a school OF design
l3g 1t represented grotcsque figure at alec
i'"' turers desk, and underneath were these
lines:
Where are you going to, my pretty maid@'
'Tm going to lecture, sir she SAID .,n,
4. "knd what is the subject my pretty maio"
"Tbe total eXtncton Ut ma ~ shpsiid. .
OK. "Then nohOQy'l IL marry You, my pretty maluy
,ell. advanced women don't marry, goou ST. She
said.
ties Queen Victoria is reported to have
anu taken leave of the Prince Imperial with
ates almost maternal solicitude. When he
ot'- appeared she received him with touching
,ny kindness, thanking him in a trcmuous
OO3l voice for his interest in England and its
..''' army. During the interview the Prhce
ocs55 sat upon the sofI, to which the queen
o3 had drawn him, and as he was leaving
o2iI33 o2i3 the room she took from her own finger
0IH ring, which she placed upon his, bidding
OO% him wear it as a mark Of her grateful re
an, Gna CARDS. The Prince is said to have beer
bird visiby affected by this Kindness
NJ Nellie, daughter Of Ex-Governor Hub
IoiI bard, of Connecticut, has caused @rca
ll272s sensation in Hartford by eloping. Nellie
80 90 is nineteen years old n beautiful ant
Az highly educated girl. Her lover, Fred
"a "a erick Sheppard, who is several years he
475s senior, has been haGknan, and ENGAGE
,25ttH as Governor Hubbard's coachman las
5 fall. 1t has been ascertaned that the
77,h;s went to sprinefcld on the llth and wer
5I privately married They resumed thel
s75s usual places in the family, but last y Er
Z; ;:,l day night they LETT the city on the Me-
AZ az York train, aid ia their whereabouts Is
~ ~ yet unknown.
MZs ~ Lucy Stone, although for many yea'
9$}H the wife of Dir. II. B. Blackwell HI
i'Yi5H steadily refused to accept his name IL
sM Gently, il, dfspesihg Of some real estaI s
=, ~, in which tla wife had right OF DOVE
ssI Mr.. Blackwell gave a deed, to which T.
laS 20, lady signed her' maze 'Lucy Stone, wi
So Of ii. b. Blackwell" lie purchaser,
".. the property thus conveyed saemurrea I
&c., . the signature, which he thls,sfiV Mig'
w not give validity to theinstrumeel A
cordingly, as Mrs. Lucy Stone, VIZ.
s un' II. B. Blackwell, firmly refused to wrl'
sssIs. .sSIs. her name otherwise, Blackwell and Wn
palloI fD IN