The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23
A WoNDERoUs BEAUTY.
New York Society Finds O Pet in
Lovely Mrs. Rennie.

New York. Nov. 16 We have at
last a professional beauty here in New
York. That is to say, ne have a
BEAUTIFUL woman whom fashion has
Sc. upon a pedestal I" bow down before
aud worship. Her name j. R-nnie.
and she Is tae wife II Professor Ma
son R-nnie. Formerly mn expert in The
employ Of john W. Mackey in Ne
vada. The professor made u cunsi'i-r-
able fortune In mining. aud knew
~hen to stop. in San Francisco me-
mt the girl vino j. now lis wife.
1t is said that she Is Il Mexican, OF at
least st mixed Mexican and SPANISH
lar-nia.e. She Is not more Than
seventeen. hu; being a brunette. she
looks twenty or s.. She is n bride at
u Year. Her he;-h, .. abou, five feet
seven. aud .he has 4 fauiIiess ti-ure
Just full enough To- he round. With
pleasing swe!ls AMI 'apers, AMI PER
i-cily graceful carriage. Her head Is
held proudly. but wi,hou, Stiffness.
Her hair j. cual black ard naturally
abundant. II | nave lett her face ,o
describe last il is because that is the
climax ut her beauty. Her complex
ion is as dark rs a quadrton's. but
without tinge If yelIo~n->s. beng
a brigh; and clear as that Of a blonde.
The richness "f her color il something
marvellous. Her ewes are large. black
aud the NEST p.s>i"nately expressive /
ever saw. Her features are precisely
regular. except ,ha; her lips are rather
full. though shapelv. Indeed, the
regularity Of her features would. in u
girl Of less warmth vi color, cause Il
lack Of expression bu. in Fer case
the blood CONES too close 10 the sur
face. and the eyes fash too srlrite,!iy
t. permit If such u detIiment. She
il indeed q glorious creature. At q
in the street, at church.
everywhere she goes all eyes are AL
miringly upon her. Allowing for the
widest differences Of taste. it il only
fair to set her dnwn ~ the INST beau.
tiful woman IT, New York. And that
is saying a good ieal; and when call
her a professional beauty | simply
adopt a phrase used respectfully
enough in London to designate Mrs.
Largtrv. Lady Lonshale. Mrs. Cnrn-
wallis West and several other Hight,
respected women famous t.,r their i,er-
.unal charms, aud WIN do Iot ali 81
"a he UNAWARE 81 the admiration which
,h.v excite. Mrs. Rennie has begun
a similar reign in this city. She will
be all the rage this winter. At the
front of thes,sr boxes she has already
become rival If the attractions oi
the stage. At the opera >he is TIL
focus Ut all glasses. S.riety i, talk
ing of her. She has appeared in tab
leaux ut the MURRAY Hui o.~ra house
and Union League thes,er. for charity.
She is to preside at the principal
bnn,h of the Orphans fair. In line
Metropolitan .;u>ic Gar,:en. next
month. She is the general request III
the weal,hie.t and most exclusive cir
cIes. 1, Is n freak # fashion q, make
a pet Of her. Her friends say tina,
adula,inn has no. spoiled her; thar
-he is amused hy il, and disposed To-
enj,y it in all proper VANS; that sine
has br ains enough To prevent her from
b-co,ning vain that she is Devoted ,o
he. husband AMI not the least bit ill.,
clined 10 fiir.. Certainly Ter de-
meanor in public j. modest and gra-
cinus. though she takes no pains TO
hide herself from general gaze. Sam
u-l J. Till-n. en-. Grant and Gov.
Cornell were presented Ia her at tn
Academy Of Music -. .ther even
ing. but not =; nu! al, ,l.s =. Uncle
Sammy il gallant.
IL have heard of you, Mrs. Rem
ME-" he sail. land am really delight
Ell tn meet you" The sly old dog !!
Wasn't that an ingenious cumplimeh, !,
II was as much IA tp say. Il have
heard ut your woudrous beauty. and
the reality exceeds NV expectation. I"
Professor Rennie j. II quiet. polite man
III forty. very attentive tn his wife.
and mighty proud Of her. The pair
live nj the Westminster h"tei. CON-
fortably. but nv. lavi>hiv. Several
photographers nave asked ~ make pic
lures # her to sell, Lu; -he has thus
tar declined. 4; is probable. ho~-
ever, that they will he amo1g the