The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-27
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.

feels isolated there.
Maggie Mitchell has PLAYED "Fanchon'
two thousand six hundred times.
Mrs. Parnell, during her recent visit to
Philadelphia, received gift of the COM
mission issued to her father. Commodore
Stuart, by Andrew Jackson.
Mile. Rosa Bonheur, in addition to the
Spanish decorations bestowed upon her,
has just received from the King of the
Belgians the Order of Leopold.
The Queen of Spain, the Paris papers
have been requested to state, is moi in an
interesting condition, but is suffering se-
verely from melancholy and nervous
agitation. u.s. ,..
The Queens speech was written al
most entirely by the Earl of Beacons-
field, though Earl Cairns and the Mar
quis of Salisbury gave him some slight
assistance.
Mrs. John W. Mackay is solemnly re-
ported to have engaged the exclusive
services of one of the most celebrated
Partisan dressmakers, 50 that there might
be no duplicates of her gowns.
Mile. Alwina Valleria, the singer, is a
native of Baltimore, her real name being
Lohman. She lived in New York from
her third to her thirteenth year, then
went to England, where she studied for
the stage with Signor Arditi.
Miss Constance E. Yorke, daughter of
the late Hon. Grantham Yorke, DID,,
Dean of Worcester, has within four
months of his death married the Hon.
and Rev. William H. Lytteton, sexa-
genarian widower of some two years
standing.
Mrs. Don Cameron appeared at secre-
tary Sherman's reception last Monday
evening; it was the first time she had
been seen in society since the death of
her father. She wore plain, heavy
white silk, with ornaments OF onyx and
diamonds and punches Of violets at throat
and waist.
Mrs. Susie Ingmundson, who was the
acting Treasurer of Mower County,
Minnesota, during the illness of her hus-
band, and who, after his death, filled the
Office during the unexpired term, has had
to bring suit for her salary, 1858 80, and
the question before the Supreme Court
involves the right of a woman to per-
form treasurer's duties.
Queen Victoria can not be made the
target of opera-glasses when she opens
Parliament-the officials remorselesslv
suppress all that appear. When the King
of the Belgians, on certain occasion,
leveled his lorgnette at Lord Beacons-
field, while the latter was delivering a
speech in the House, the noble Lord was
very nearly "put out," and the Chamber
was not little agitated.
Mrs. Fanny Kemble clings, it is said,
to the ancient dramatic traditions, caring
not for innovations. She was asked late
ly by Baroness BurdettC Coutts if she had
seen Mr.. Irving in the part of ''Shylock."
eyes," she said, M have" "And what
do you think Of the performanceT in
sisted the Baroness. "fn my opinion"
Mrs. Kemble, "if Shakespeare
could see it he would rewrite the part"
Miss Charlotte Angus Scott, the young
lady who has just gained SO high posi-
tion in the Mathematical Tripos at Cam
bridge, is only twenty-five years old ands
The daughter Of Principal Scott, Of Lam
,ashire College. From her earliest child
,ood she has given evidence of unusual
mathematical ability. Her education
was carried on almost entirely in her own
nome until three years ago, when she
entered Girton College at Cambridge.
The Empress Eugenie's visit to Zulu
and will be 80 arranged that she will
reach the spot where her son fell on the |
LIST of June at the very hour of the
struggle and death. The Empress, in
.ecent interview with a French journal
st, pointed out that the wounds on the |
Princes arm attested the fierceness
With which he defended himself. "This
movement Of covering himself with his
.rm," she said, "was an habitual in
gesture with the Prince; often
n our leisure hours when I played with |
lin in his youth, at the slightest sign of
lttack he covered his breast with his arm