The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-16
PERSONS AND THINGS.

Charles De Young was buried with Jewish
rites.
The Turkish cmbroidcries on muslin are
used FOR scarfs on the wide summer hats.
King Louis of Bavaria is reported as
about To marry his cousin, Princess Isabella lie is
thirty-hy she seventeen.
Fra Giovanni del Papa. the Franciscan
frar with the wonderful tenor voicc, is said have
been poisoned by Jealous brother monk.
The upright piano of the day is incomplete
without n long ovcrlay of fringed and embroidered
linen or saith thrown across the top and falling the
sides.
Bishop Calenso says that Cetewayo will
die IL retained in confinement from want of exercise.
lie has been Imprisoned In the castle ut Cape Town
for seven months.
Mr. Herbert Gladstone, who comes into
the new Parliament with his father, Is said to DO "not
only strong, calm, and lucid reasOner, but has that
gaicty and playfuncss In him which n British, audi
encc most loves.''
Japanese Grape squares are mounted in
square or sixsided lanterns with light cbonlzed or
Japannei wire frames for lamp shades. They are
also made up with velvet satin tops aud suspended
from giided wires for partial lamp screens.
Alexandra Dumas's daughter Jeanne Co
lee) viii be married this month to NJ. Marice Limp
| man. The bride and her father are Catholics: her
mother U'rincess Narischkine) belongs to the Greek
Church; here future husband is an lsraelite
Gordon Pacla is said to have been selected
as private secretary by the Marquis of Ripon vceroy
OF India. Perhaps better known rs "Chinese Cor
don, from having subdued the Taepng rebellion he
is one of the most remarkable soldiers of fortune mod
ein England has produced.
A city house is designed by an owner of
experienced taste 10 afford all the enjoyment of the
outdoor air possible In towns, by judcions of the
balconies AS outdoor seats. They furnished with
matings, awnings with shallow borders and curtains
sominr plants are ranged along tbe outside or The
railInrs I'm wire trays and T,irkisb rmshions and
wicker chairs make one of the pleasantest Iounoing
places for the ladies' of the family with their hooks
and embroidery
The satin stuffed dress pytenders and
paniers trimmed with silk lace are the last tonc os
fashonobe eytrayagance Until last season ladies' os
fashion were content with irr.nroachable white hoon
rolls wadnin" coversn , ,, no arc Ie o,
and stitched giving Grmness enough to throw ont The
dress skirt without ihe ungniuiiuess of Steel anrn1s
i,ut there Is not one woman in "A thousand whn really
needs the twin paniers to extend her hips.
The object of the Prince of Wales i'm call
inp IN Mr. Gladstone wns savs Tho 4 ondon Ir,rIJ
to assure hin, that he lad no sympathy with the
hostility to the ripht homorah,e ocntieman which
EXISTS or ia sunnoseI In nyIs in tbe iyhest nu,rar
The Prince told the Premier that in the politicol
STRUGGLES of the couutry the nnsitlnn of the Court
shouii he one of strict entrnlitv ana that II shon
never assume an unfrienIly attitude to anv states
man. The heir apparent is a wise man in his day.
"I have witnessed ), writes n cnrresnon-
dent of London Truth, "many a strange dance. from
tIe noutch IN the cancou and NV synerinc nr
ranges from The Argyll to the Mable. Int / have
never before seen SO grossly Indecent stem os that
and populariy Known as the .southsen Cuddle
surely yomng ladies' Mt n puhc hail slonil draw The
line at biting the shoulder cord Of the uniformed
partners In whose arms they are sliding ronnn tha
room /, o''o ~
Amouo tbe arrivals ,t Rarl;n ia , swaa;sb
ni'nS lne ar ali,s',s y, as ~ neIiiu - u 'weuisi
n, y,r "'D is @ m,am . m! y" rhI MY T., up,,' M
carriage drawn y three dogs Which nre expereI ,