The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-27
Jersey LlLY-WELSH ROSE.
Pen-Pf~sur.. of the Two E~igning 1>oador
Hea uties-

Pea-P,~sur~ of the Two I.~iEning London
eeauties-
fFrum the New York Herald
Mrs. Langtry j. the daughter 81 the
Dean Of Jersey, an Island which i. IA
NOUS for pretty people. although j, had
no, before attained the distinction II
furnishing London with the beauty Of
ficially accepted ~ such. Her early
life was passed entirely in the isle II her
birth. and there seemed no reason why
she should EVER have left il, until one
day an adventurous widoweT, who had
already taken one wife from jersey.
came thithcr again and carried off Miss
IL Breton n his second. They came
Ia London without exciting any great
enthusiasm or becoming known Ia many
members If society until lsss; then
through a concurrence Of fortuitous cir
cum.tances Mrs. Langtry was seen, adj
mircd, and invented - 4 beauty by Ger
tain amateurs, who Immediately sound
ed her praises throughout tho town.
When the own came Ia look At her II
found she Vas indeed beautiful. She
possessed wonderful eyes Of a limpid.
transparent blue, which always wore a
"i1illItE fNlJf-~I'h- 'b' va 'p~'s h'h
To be- extremely modest in her dress,
very quiet and unassuming in her man
ner, and discreet i'll all her actions.
Jealousy Wa disarmed, admiration in
creased, and Mrs. Iangtry became one
Of those sights of the town which the
..Spring Captain yearns IN Gee and
for which country cousins make long
p~ilgrimagcs 10y railway. " Ii seems but
Yesterday" says a recent numbc Of
TaHuty Far, when as "a bride she APP
pcarcd in the park and set ten thousand
tongues a-wagging. Since then she has
played Il foremost part in the battle Of
life, and this bravely and well. You are
~spellbound 10y her ineffable sweetness
before YOU have exchanged hardly i
dozen words with her. Every well bred
woman is, Of course, free from gcHc, but
this one is gifted with a delicious man
ncr, simple and sympathetic a. that
wherewith mentally we endow Mignon,
and she talks AT once 50 prettily and 80
unsteady that you are inScnsibly i'm
pressed with the idea If her absolute
sincerity. The bright, ringing treble,
the light, sprightly step, the happy hal
cyon view Of life, characteristic of girl
hood, are still hers. Above all, she i
kindness itself incarnatc. At Glasgow,
wherc-that goes without the SAYING
she was the cynosurc, she astoniShcd
the canny Scotch 10y her generous i'm
Partially. The plain and unattractivc
partner claimed her hand in the ball
room, and he was not refused. though
Adonis stood at her elbow awaiting his
chance. Lilly-like i'm every fiber, she
has preserved an exalted reputation for
womanly virtue, and this although she
has been fattercd and followed, carcsscd
and made much of, more than any liv-
ing woman. She has remained, how
ever, the same, true to the gentle en-
blcm forever hers, the Jersey Lily"
Lady Virginia Sanders i entitled la
the gratitude of London society for in
Producing Ia it her niece, Miss Fitz-
patrick, who subsequently married Mr..
CORVALLIS West of liuthin Castle.
l,uthin Castle is somewhere in Wales,
and therefore evidently not Il fitting
abiding place for Il beauty whose duty il
is to be everywhere in London. To Lon
don accordingly Mrs. CORVALLIS West
went, and she was greeted 10y IN admira-
ton almost sufficient To console her for
the most prolonged absence from her
Welsh castle. Her face is of
that charming and peculiar style of
that has always moved mankind
more than the most regular features.
She has Il very rich complexion, on
an occasional frecklc stamps a
of iintncSS, and thereby adds
To the charm of the general effect. \
splendid head of ripping hair, which
used to be very long until she cut it into
curls, clusters framcwiSe about
her face, producing an effect which
many London beauties have sought Ia
initiate. but which none has approached.
She is impulSive, original, daring. and
upon occasion the sprightliest
things, and to her it was given. some
little time, To throw the whole of Il Royal
ball into diSmay by an untoward faint
ing fit, which was nj once elevated to
the rank of Il social went. She dresses
generally in a careless and sometimes in
startling fashion. She is small in
stature, of an admirable form, and rides,
with a Certain dash, both to hounds and
i'm Rotten Row.