Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-07


Rose COghlan keeps house in luxurious fash
ion on fiat corner of 9th avenue and SD street
She has her sister Eiley living with her; has her
own coupe, and her floor decorated in the last
agony Of embroidery. plush plaques and ebony
Sara Jewett, on the street, Is plain, dark
haired, mddle-aged locking woman, with high
nose. She keeps house with her mother in es-
thetic fashion ON fiat corner Of Goth street and
Broadway. 1t is rumOred that she will marry
very shortly, though her latest engagements
with Mr.. Palmer would point the other way
Maude Harrison has mother, and together
they keep house on SD street. She is one of
the demurest girls in private one ever met.
Dear Mme POnisi the lovely old woman Of
known theatrical builder. Sam is great in
valid confined to his rooms on east 14th street,
and there the two lead Darby and Joan life.
Jeffreys-Lewis has rooms on west 10th street,
over French restaurant, and in company with
a black -and-tan weighing just one pound gets
on in great personal safety and comfort. She is
Welsh girl, and has her mother in this cOun-
try but the services OF the old lady are required
in the household Of the other daughter, Cath
crime.
Catherine Lewis has a husband named Arr
wedson. and two babies Mr.. A. Is chiefly Gel
ebrated as kicker; his position in the family is
that Of the chronic kicker; he was never known
to be satisfied with any combination Of circum-
stances and managers now Snpulate that ART
wedson shall, during the engagement be kept
at least four blocks from the theater.
Stella BOniface, who Is not engaged next
season ut Wallack's, is quaint little girl living
at home with pa and ma, and looking around
for play in which to 60 star.
Laura Don has her mother and cosy fiat on
42d street. where the actress paints
to her hearts Content and finds ready sale for
her pictures.
Kate Rogers has four daughters, to whose
education and welfare she is devoted. She has
very handsome English furniture that she
brought across the water some years ago. She
takes floor, and has a home established at q
weeks notice whenever her professional duties
will allow. The little girls meantime, are at q
school in West Philadelphia.
Among the many actresses who have great
| talent for decorative art Helen Tracy Is at the
head. She has taste, fancy, and industry. In
her rooms on Saith street she devotes great
deal of time to painting; besides innumerable
pictures, plaques, and tiles, she has lately COM
pleted magnificent dinner set of porcelain, and
black satin dress for herself in pond lilies big,
tangled masses of white lilies painted exQuisitely
| I'm Oil on the heavy black satin.
As one turns into 10Th street. off Union square,
on the west side, they notice the tanbark laid
| thickly In front of handsome house in the
middle OF the block. Here lies Gertie Granville
the popular sOubrette of the Theater COmique.
She stopped a car q few weeks ago, and the con-
ductor started before she had fairly got on, CIV
| Ing her such wrench and start that she felt at
| the time a severe pain in her back. From that
day to this she has been unable to move. lying
dangerously Ill with spinal meningitis.
| John Raymond, his wife, Courtney Barnes.
and the baby, John Irving Raymond have
pitched their tent at the st. James until such
time as they find q summer resort that John
| Irving may be suited with. Raymond looks
| anxious, and Courtney is trifie thin. John
Irvingis only three months old but it, evident by
| the listless way In which Raymond matches half
| dollars that paternal cares are weighing him
/ down