, 1884-02-01

bright with q sense of hrnaor therein, With a
wellshaped mouth and rounded chin, and q
mustache of which he " justly a tribe proud.
He Is extremely neat and natty in his attire.
he may frequently be seen walking down
Boylston street with a quick and nervy step.
but he always has time to pass a genial word
with the many friends hei is likely to encounter
on the way.
John G. SAKE shows Enthusiastically tho Of
fects of years and family bereavemenu. he
will be IS next June. He IL also suffering
from the effects Of an accident received some
years since. His massive frame is bent, his
lururiant hair has grown thin and his eyes
arc getting dim
Mrz France Hodgson Burnett, who
had her 34th birthday just before
Thanksgiving, Is a lady OF tolerably petite
stature, q tribe given to embonpoint. Her
hair Is OF a reddish tinge. Her features are
large and expressive In conversation she
Is most vivac.ous md entertaining, and peo-
pie who havS talked with hsr go away with
the impression that she Is a charming person
Her dresses are a marvel OF the modiste's art
Miss Nora Perry Is an interesting blonde,
petite in stature, with q figure that cor
respondents speak of as ~"sxquisitely perfect
in It's modelling" with q strong, well con-
trolled face, that quickly reflects every mood
from grave to gay, with calm gray eyes, and
profusion Of what Is termed new gold hair,
which persists in curling. She Is said 70 be
as mercurinl as a French woman in ternpera-
ment,b but with the faculty of salf-possession,
tho vivacity and energy, supposed to be char
acteristic Of all genuine American girls.
Joel Chandler Harris is q young man with
red hair, a short mus ache and a complexion
that shows the effect of the southern sun.
BE Is rather slight and of medium height
He would not be called handsome, but there
is no doubt about his quaint and ready humor
and never failing good nature.
Miss Louisa N. AIcott carries her burden
Of So years very lightly. She in a stately
lady, unusually tall, with thick dark hair,
clear-seeing, blue-gray eyes and strong. reso-
late features. full OF varied expression.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps is a slender,
graceful woman Of 80 years, with dark brown
hair, sympathetic blue eyes, q rather long,
this nose. a facile mouth, never at rest, and
q gentle, tender voice, which In not an un-
welcome sound among the poor people OF
Andovsr and Gloucester. Hsr health IL deli
cate.
Mr.. John Boyle OrReilly Is handsome, stall
wart Ii ishman. with piercing dark Dyes, fine.
dark hair and noble mustachs and rich com
plexion- He Is about medium height, and Ia
debonnair and convivtal.
Richard Henry Stoddard IL a man Of aver
ago proportions, with white hair and shaggy
white beard, which was once as black as coal.
He has n lsonins head, with strongly marked
features -fa
Edgar Fawcstt, 30 Year, old last May, Is ms
tall A. the average, and OF shapely, solid
build, with 4 squarish head, black mustaohs
and eyes, and dark complexion. He doss not
make himself up for an author, but rather
gives the impression of q man Of tho world,
with manners and speech free from pedantry,
and with an unaffected politeness.
Miss Lucy Laroom Is q medium complex
Toned pleasant featured, comfortable looking.
m~iddlo-agsd lady, who dresses very simply
and converses very a~greeably.
Miss Blanche Willis Howard Is said to be a
magnificent blonde Of generous proportions,
with charming eyes of a hazel cast-such a
woman as, one of her admirers recently re-
marked, men were once wont to fight for In
the Lists. eff
George P. Lathrop IL a palecomplsxioned
man, with full, dark beard and hair, OF me-
dunn stature.
Mrs. E D.. Z. N. southworth Ia . tall.
spare woman, with q sad, grave face and
gray hair. She always dresses In bisck-