The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.

Mrs. Edwards, of Forsyth, Ga, is
fkely to die of cat bite on the hand.
Miss Clara Morris, the actress, has
been visiting Mrs. John G. FREMONT at
Prescott, Arizona.
Mile. Heilbronn, the prima donna, is
about to be married to the Marquis de
Ia Panouse, wealthy Frenchman.
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague is described
as looking as stately and handsome as
ever. She has not gone into general So
ciety this season.
Mary Anderson has cleared about $45,-
300 this season. The most profitable
weeks were those Immediately after that
hooting affair in Cincinnati.
Olga, Queen of Greece, is a writer of
4 ome capacity. She has just published a
y pirited article advocating the main
j enance Of the Greek nunneries.
q Mrs. Eleanor Hennen, widow of the
i. tie Duncan N. Hennen and mother of
cS let late Mrs. Gen. J. B. Hood, died at
81 ew Orleans at the age of sixty-two.
Miss Ellie Sherman, the pretty young
lird daughter of the General, is to be
larried early in May to Lieutenant
L hackara, of the Navy. The wedding
II to be celebrated at General Sherman's
Y ouse in Washington. 4-
a Nine. Preston, the wife of the Hay ytien
rs tinister, whose private income is some
~ ling like $500, 900 year, gave magni-
cent reception the other night at No. l91
|d econd avenue, New York, to twenty
iends. The supper alone, furnished by
|G,elmonico, cost 81, 200.
E~ The widowed Duchess of Newcastle is
bout to marry commoner, and an un-
(A Alccessful professional tenor at that. Mr..
tfis ON Hohler, the prospective husband,
|G od the son of a Gloucestershire parson,
+ id very we'll as an amateur in the draw
,g-room, but, after studying in Italy,
4 liled on the stage.
Iys Mime. Christine Nilsson, before leaving
7 [adrid, received the photographs of the
ing and Queen of Spain with this in
,ription: "a Madame Christine Nilsson
4 souzeaud, souvenir adectueux de ses ad-
| ralirateurs, Marie Christine, Alphonse;"
" nd a big pearl in she'll all of diamonds
EGs a necklace. She will probably sing in
fI,ngland during the season.
Princess Stephanie's elder sister Louise
Egaarried Philip of Saxe-Coburg, and be-
Mig asked at Vienna if she did not re-
.l.ret leaving Brussels, she replied: 81
Iilave passed sixteen years of my life at
Brussels, and | know nothing of the city
except the Church of ST, Guduie, where
Any mother once took T." The Princess
i5tephanie has seen - more Of the out
Side world than her sister.
M Victoria Norris, who worked for
| Farmer Jolly, at Browning, Ga, packed
her trunk one day in 1877, and started to
II 20 West, where her family lived. Jolly
was to take her to the railroad station
aud the last seen Of her by anybody else
was when she rode away with him. The
ashes Of her trunk were lately found in
the woods, and identified by means OF
n the iron bands and lock. Inquiry of the
Western relatives proved that the girl
had not visited them, and Jolly has been
arrested.
sf Miss Carrie Eastman and Mrs. Asa
| Adams are to read paper on Chow tc
4 Make the Life of the Farmers Wife Less
Monotonous and More Social and Attrac
tive" at the next meeting of the Hamp
shire Agricultural Society at North Am
herst. Without desiring 60 be at all for
ward in the matter, we are confident that
new spring hat on the head of almost
any good-looking farmeress will start the
ball rolling. If this fails import young
minister and let him be seen going home
from church with young lady.
Miss Frances Power Cobbe writes to
the Woman's Journal: II am not dead
There is something half droll, half in.
finitely solemn in thus seeing what will
be said and felt of me some day-no
doubt not far distant, since / am fifty
I eight years of age. 1t was poor lady
unknown to me personally-who took
my name, and whose death was an.
Y nounced so as to mislead. I am, thank
" God, not only alive, but as well and
strong as any woman of my years may
Y expect to be, and / hope to strike more
than one blow for the noble cause of the
Emancipation of Woman before die"
Empress Eugenie's large fortune will
not, it is said, go to the Bonapartes. He
leir is to be the Due d 'Aibe, her nephew
1lhe son of her only sister. The Empress
Las been accompanied to South Afric'
ky two English ladies, Mrs. Ronald
ASampbell and Lady Wood. . Her voyag
3as been made remarkably comfortable
farce large cabins having been so altered
lis to form suite, the frst--a sitting
aoom-with lounges, davenport and what
onots; the second, bedroom the third,
Bathroom, wonderfully luxurious 10
BOARD ship; the whole suite lined wit
ssharming pale green stuff, like silkel
tapestry, and paneled in places wit
mirrors. .a ~.
sHEK DEEDS ON HER HEAD