Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-09
Personal.
Mrs. Sartoris is in Paris.
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Mrs. Secretary Ramsey is very hand
some.
Mrs Dinah Muloch Craik had an at
tack of measles while in Rome.
O,ren Victoria amused herself re-
Gently sketching in the Black Forest.
Mr.. Columbus Delano is u model
farmer. and owns the finest horses and
cattle in Knox county. Ohio.
NJ Renan is not scicnsist or a met
aph, slcian, but man of strong relig
ious s,mpathies aud poetic nature.
NJ. S. G. Hall has received pension
of j.. 80 from q leen Victoria i'll recog
milton uf his services to art and ll:era-
ture.
Secretary Schurz is said to be en-
gagged in marriage to a Miss Irish, Of
Washington, who, like Mr.. Schurz is a
ski,lfui piano player.
Mmc. Theirs has sent to Vice-Presi-
deut Wheeler handsomely bound set
of her late husbands works, to be
placed in the library of the Senate.
Mr.. Herbert Gladstone, who comes
into the new Parliament with his
father, is said to be " not only a strong,
calm, ANA lucid reasoner, but has that
ga,c;y and playfulness in him which q
Brush audience most loves
Gen. John A. Suffer, the German
$50. ~, miner to whom Gen. Sherman
one, said, "more than any other single
person are we indebted for the con-
quest OF California with all it's treas
ures, is living in Pennsylvania, ill and
poor.
Alexandra Dumas daughter Jeanne
(Coittie) will be married this month to
Nj. Maurice Lippman. The bride and
! her father are Catholics; her mother
(Princes, NariscAkine) belongs to the
Greek Church; her future husband is
an Israelite.
Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb kisses all the
children presented to her with COM
placency, if without pleasure. "A few
days ago her placid face clouded for a
moment as Il little boy refused to be
calessed, declaring that he didn't kiss
little girls"
Mrs. Valorous Kibbe, q descendant
ton, passengers in the Mayf
reached her ninetieth birthday last
Saturday, and was congratulated by
ninety of her descendants ut her home
in Ellington, Conn.
Miss Emily Faithful, whose coming
visit to this country has been already
announced. is the daughter OF a clergy
man, and is forty five years of age.
She at one time enjoyed the pleasures
of fashionable life, but soon became
devoted to improving the condition of
workingwomen. She is favorite Of
the Queen Victoria.
Louisa Josephine Eugenie, Princess
Royal of Sweden and Norway, and
Crown Princess OF Denmark, is one of
the handsomest princesses in Europe.
She is full of life and spirits, and q
model wife and mother. She has
very large private fortune, aud will be
one of the richest women in the world.
She owns the purest and largest dia
monds known.
Mrs. Gladstone, according to Lon.
don correspondent, IS clever, pleas
ant, earnest woman, but she dresses
badly; her bonnets are of the dOwdies;.
MIR. Gladstone wears trousers that arc
baggy ut the knees; his coats never fit
him; his gloves are always too long at
the fingers; but when he goes down to
the House of Commons prepared to
make an important speech, he is always
we'll brushed, his hair is oiled and he
wears flower in his button. hole. Mrs.
Gladstone always revises him before he
leaves home on important occasions.
Mrs. Fremont, according to Wash
ington correspondent, is still remark
able looking woman. She is stout in
figure and her gray hair is abundant.
She has kind, benevolent expression
and is fluent talker. Her style of
dress is quite unique. It consists OF q
skirt made out Of cancels hair shawl,
which was once magnificent; black
cashmere polonaise is worn with this
Oriental skirt. Mrs. Fremont is the
constant companion of her husband,
acting as friend, private secretary aud
counselor. She has masculine mind
for the details of business, and has
more than once Strengthened out the
Generals affairs.