The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.
Princess Beatrice is twenty-five.

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Mrs. Hardin, of Iowa Falls, Iowa, is
stitchlhg away on the 1ortleth ped-qullt
Mrs. Dix, widow of the late General,
is suffering from exhaustion and nervous
prostration.
Susan Is. Anthony Is on her way to
Texas to lecture. doubtless lexas de-
serves even tins.
Mrs. Scott Siddons owes her beauty to
her descent from Hindoo Prince, one eof
the Kings OF Delhi.
Mrs. Howard, formerly Miss Magru-
der, of Washington, q sister of Lady
Abinger, is to marry Mr.. Howard Cock
erell.
Marie Christine Besiree Henriette
Felicite Reniere, is the name of the sweet
young thing King Alfonso, of Spain, is
going to marry.
Olive Togan susnocts Epoonie of WAR
ing a wig. Unless She keeps out of
Eugenie's reach she will feel the necessity
of wearing one herself.
Nrs r w RovIe who d;od in Macon
and hnriod in Anomsta "a was not
seventeen years of age and yet was the
mother of two children.
Mrs Rebecco Nav of Haoerstown
Ind danrhter Of NJ Gobn Gruber of
"Grnber Elmanac,, fan,o died 10 at veal
aged eighty-three wears
Mary Cosrrave aoed thirtv-fve was
hired 10 instruct lanes n Warren sced
seventeen in music and Frerch in New
Orleans After six lessons thew eloned
togethcr,
H. .:.D..p r.
e' nn'o,iet.0 plu"i t;" lo,'GA s Moii '.Iel' w.
ministerial work in which she was
regularly ordained. is about. it is said. to
re.cnter the pulpit.
Mis-, Sor,b Frost of Nortbomn+om
c. 4ni1o n an iloov VI wv 'i"ni Pom
oouh,y' "a, "a, welsi's three iiunureu
po'Inus. Cnle9o s,le uies VI moves away,
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ii'n r. eo'i VI tlI 1I'e .eISnei ile' Pei'
one VI Ihe o,ISillal I1iii ii"'Per @ nio'heis' was
IlarLleu WarL W Wale1 lneo1oIe , iialsh'' III NE"
o,N' o.' "eul'esuaS iaS'' -
M dloJor~ed n;ann nnarlv m ,' as oii os ta bor
salf and is yery nortiaI to cots oacL of
bor favorites boy;na its own cn.bion w
MTo M an ~ NV w +hn fre,,5e in % thn now sJ fan,orS ",
CIas+onInr,t homo Cnnnecticn+
vi ,r,'....ol ' a., ~ I,,, .-....
Ellen lheresa urlmes, aged twenty
threei OF New l1fK' coulu not break
heTsell OF 4iG glrllSh or raVnGr ooylSE
Sho took her last slide on Sundav last
and now tho cold cIods of tho voIIoy
cnvor ber
Mile o"fah 1erhharut, painter' sta'u-
ar?, actress ana aeronau'' Will DC me art
crltG OF lhe grand new journal Le uloDe,
"lieh Is TO appear AZ tne ehu OF the
hoilth, Iler il[SI arIlcIt I;. VIII oe deV9teo n
[ofttc and her second to thc salon
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hiS' D'hel, "i'lieeS III oiiioaso
court, ltlt ~ VnaI she W"s pou,,I py nei
oatll 10 teil Vlle "lloie .iuIl, anu "l!en
l""yet iii'elIuP'eHI iiei iil''.'. a'piy
lola mn, ln"' Sne ul"n ilcIii W leI nm
nor any D4u9 eise lieEeil. lei liTitl uo'ne
"ii"' Si'e ii"" 'o'''i'i''S pi0"'i''0 W w.
Mrs Sarah Josepha Hale was active in
many excellent public undertakings.
one llad m4ch TO 90 win the completion
OF the bunker dlli monument; i9f tnlfty
years she Iabored to nave thanksgiving
Day made National holiday; and She
greatly influenced her ola TREND, Mat
thew Nassar, III the organization OF Vas
sar college,
Mrs. Lydia Vanderbeck Ruton died
recently at Paterson, at the age of 98
years. Her husband, Abram Ruton, was
solder IN the Revolution and in the
war OF lol2, ana 1or many years Kept a
grocery IN New YORK, on Pearl street,
hen known as Low lane her facul-
ties were unlmpalred to the last, and she
was i'll but few days
Miss Bessie Conkling was married in
rich white costume without veil or orange
blossoms; her ornaments were diamonds.
She was graceful and self-possessed. She
drove with her husband from the church
to their beautiful home. where they gave