The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-11-25
Miss Hartford, one of the London beau
ties of last season.

Miss Hartford, one OF the London beau
ties of last season.
The matrimonial engagement of Mr..
Padelford, Of Baltimore, and Miss
Annie Croker, of New York, is an
noun.ed in the latter city.
Marie Roze says that she has known
bright green silk costume of homely
make to initiate against singers sue
cess, and hence she counsels young
artists to observe and accord with the
tastes of an audience even in these
minor details.
The customs duties on those of
Mile. Bernhardt dresses acknowledged
to be entirely new, amounted to 81, 700
and were paid under protest.
The beautiful Mrs. Langtry and her
husband, have given up their hous on
Norfolk street, Park Lane, London.
Mrs. Langtry is still staying at Jersey
Recent fashionable New York en-
gagements are those of Mr.. Egmont
Schermerhorn, only son of Mr.. John
Schermerhorn, to Miss Kate Getting.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, who recent
ly arrived in New York from Europe,
very i'll, is now with her sister at
Springfield, Illinois, in much improved
health.
Joseph and Rebecca Taylor, parents
of the late Bayard Taylor, celebrated
the 62nd anniversary of their wedding,
at their home, Kennett Square, Pa, q
few days ago.
Mrs. Colonel Jerome Bonaparte has
fully recovered from her serious illness
at Newport. Colonel Bonaparte and
family will reside in Washington dur
ing the witer.
Mr.. Tilden will reside at his country
residence, 'Greystone," until the latter
part of this month, when he will return
to his city home, "Grammercy Park, "
New York.
1t is reported of west side lady that
before she goes to the telephone to re-
ply to call, she looks in the mirror to
see if her beau-catchers are in curl.
The scientist of the New York Times
says it is unhealthful to sleep under
cotton comfortables. He must be in
terested in the manufacture of WOODEN
blankets.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, who
is seventy years of age, lost his wife
two years ago and his admirers who
are almost innumerable, are grieyed
by the report that he is to marry again.
1t is said that Miss Younge devoted
the profits of her most famous novel,
"The Heir of Redcliffe," to fit out a
missionary ship, and $4,000, the
profits of her ''Daisy Chain," to build
ing a missionary church.
A new electric company of New
York proposes to light lamps in the
street or house by simply touching a
knob. For streets the knob will be at
the city headquarters, and for houses
on the outside door-casings, one or
more lamps to be lighted at will.
The title CT Holman Hunts great
picture has been changed from "The
Shadow of the Cross to ''The Shadow
of DEATH change which, the critics
say, is not an Improvement. The
picture is now on exhibition in New
York. 1t cost 10000 guineas.
Judge Charles R. Ingalls, of the su.
preme court Of New York was mar.
RED on Wednesday morning, by the
Rev. DIR. .. Marvin, assisted by the
Rev. DIR. Frederick &. Clark, to Miss
Margaret L. Marvin, daughter of Dr.
Marvin, the officiating minister.
All ha !''said Jawkins, cheerfully, as
he found q paper of fine-cut in the
pocket of his old fall overcoat. "Ah
ha! Congratulate me on my sudden
accession of forchewin'."
Queen Victoria said to Their Lord
Chamberlain. ''On this occasion ia
recent court reception) see that no la.
dy is admitted in immodest attire
This rule has been too much relaxed
of late"