The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-04
Feminine Fancies

| Gail Hamilton Is called General by
some OF her enthusiastic admirers.
Its said that with old maids the pas
| sion for cats sometimes amounts TO in
temperance.
Lulu Hurst has made $4,000 out of
her magnetism. Magnetism pays better
than MASKING
Queen Victoria, it is rumored, IS be-
ginning to regret that she has pauper
| prince for sOn-in-law.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox gets awfully
angry when she reads funny paragraphs
in the paper about her poetry.
Emma Abbott is said to differ from
many stage people, because her long
walks are taken to keep down fat.
There may be nothing in the name,
| but Mary Jane Stubs" does not sound
half so sweet as her. nom de plume,
"Ouida."
Sara Bernhardt is not afraid of
ghosts, for she thinks that some day
She herself may be so thin as not to cast
a shadow.
Mrs Garfield is said to have great
aversion to newspaper men. For long
time no secular papers were allowed in
her house.
The only daughter of ex-Banker Fish
is so devoted to him that she prefers
prison life in his company to freedom
without him.
Lady Salisbury Is not a great admirer
of hereditary titles, 1t is Lsaid, and re-
grets that her eldest son Is condemned
to be peer"
A cruel wretch says that the photo
graph of tornado out in Dakota is
selling as faithful pOrtraiture of DR..
Mary Walker
Miss Blanche Williams, of Brantford,
Canada, is the first coIored girl ever adj
mitted to the privileges of the Uniyer-
sity- OF Toronto.
Miss Edith NJ. Thomas bids fair to be-
come the leading pOetess IN the land.
Some of her lines are almost Shake
sperian in beauty.
Princess Beatrice is great walker,
and it is thought she will make Batten-
berg step around ivelier than protes-
sIonal pedestrian.
A Fitchburg (Mass.) girl recently
drove eight horses through the streets
OF that town with the skill and grace of
an accomplished tally-ho whip.
The Counties de la Boissiere-M azarin
of Paris, now at Crab Orchard, KY,
with her illuStriOus husband, was form
erly Miss Maggie Dunlap, belle of
Louisville.
1t is said that Kate Field has aban.
doned her lecture on Love" because
she was not sufficiently familiar with
her subject TO give the public any valu-
able points
Christine Nilsson recently startled /
and delighted SWalbach audience that
was listening to a concert of some
wandering TyIo csc Ministries by sud
denly burst.n forth in song.
Black silk dresses are trimmed with
steel bead embroideries, and there are
black nets embroidered with the fine
steels in very rich designs. The combi- |
nation is particularly odd and lovely.
A lady was walking along Main street
very rapidly. A gentleman was walk
ing Just behind the lady at an equally |
rapid pace. The lady saw pin on the |
side. walk and stopped suddenly to pick
il up. The gentleman failed to put !
down brakes and took a header over !
the lady. Neither party secured the |
pin.
Nine. Garcin, who in her religious
is known as Sister st. Cy-
prain, has been appointed a chevalier
of the Legion of Honor. She is the 1
Superior of the Sisters of Charity of /
St Augustine, at MarseilleS. She has
the sick during all the epidem-'i
les of cholera, typhus fever, and small
BOX which have visited the hospitals
1910