The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-12
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.
a Hindoo girls high school has be'
started at Allahabad.

A Hindoo girls high school has been
started at Allahabad
Miss Kittie c. Wilkes, Of Idaho, is tho
owner OF between 200 and 500 horses
Lucy Larcon has placid face, quiet eyes
and gray tinted hair, knottod in curls at her
neck.
/ Mrs Frank Leslie has been most cordially
/ adopted by the literary and artistic set in
| London.
Miss Alice b. Farley, of Port Hudson. La.
is one OF the most successful cotton growers
in the state
Mrs Levi r. Moron was born and raised
on Staten Island Her maiden name was
Ann Street
Kate Claxton is much reduced financially.
and is trying 10 sell some oil paintings left
her by her father.
Mrs Julia Ward Howe has learned to
speak French, Italian and modern Greek
since her marriage.
Grace Imogcne Upham is suing the Chicago
City railway for $4,000 damages for injuries
received while alighting from car.
Mrs. Carnegie made a fine collection Of
Photographic views during the coaching tour
from London 70 Cluny castle
Lille Devereux Blake thinks that every
married woman should have an equal share
of the family income"
Miss Lucy A. Plympton, Of Albany. will DO
a delegate TO the international Geological
congress at London in September.
Mrs Crawford, the Paris correspondent of
Tho London Daily News, has been adm tied 10
the National ASSOCIATION of Journalists.
Mile Klumpke, the first female house sur
geoD in Paris, was married recently TO Dr.
Dcicrnic, an eminent young French ply
stefan.
Miss Frances Wetmorc who has been ap-
pointed government physician for the Island
OF Hilo, makes her visits on horseback and
answers every call.
Mrs. NJ W. Ravenhill, of New York, heats
the record Of youthful grandmo;hors so far
reported. She was 30 years old when her
granddaughter was born.
Miss Emma Black, the rival of the beautiful
Miss Chamberlain, is engaged to be Earried
10 an American at Buda PeSth. Miss Black
refused fireplace accepted by Mrs Hamersley.
4 number Of ladies in Philadelphia get
their bonnets very cheaply by having clever
girl milliner out of employment come to the
house. They pay her s. day, and in one day
She trims up the bonnets and hats for all the
women in the family.
Lady Philippe Howard, who is going TO
wed London PHYSICIAN, is the fourth of the
present Duke of Norfolk's sisters. She is sc
years of age. Two Of the Ladies Howard arc
nuns 1t is considered great mesalliancc in
England for a dukes daughter TO marry
medical man.
Princess LTtitia Bonaparte will receive
some beautiful wedding presents from tho
citizens Of Turin. The artists Of that famous
Italian center intend to combine all their
skill 20 produce a lovely casket, and twenty
four ladies' of that city are planning TO fur
nisl the brides boudoir with gorgeous furni- |
ture and hangings.
Miss Adelaide Thompson Of PHILADELPHIA. !
who is worth over S3,OO0,0OO and who is now
over 60 years Of age, is attracting as much
attention this season at Long Branch as ever. |
This is her twenty-second season at Long |
Branch, and she is occupying the same room
at the hotel that She has had every season.
Mrs. Buckner, wife of the governor Of |
Kentucky, wears as ornaments a conch shell
lacepin and sleeve buttons which, in addition
TO their beauty, have the charm of a ro-
mantle history, having been purchased by
her relative, Gen. George Washington, from
n shipwrecked and destitute sailor and by
him worn on the coat in which be was in
They are beautifully preserved
and the coloring is exquisite.
Nine Mutsu, wife of the japanese minister
i'll Washington, is one of the favorite ladies
Of the mikado's court. She is petite and
slender in person and gentle in manner and
has the dead black hair, clear olive complex
ion and kindling black eyes of tho Oriental
Her white teeth are perfect and there is not
a line Of care or WEAKNESS in her mobile face.
She has an only daughter, who is IL years
old. She dresses with a refined taste and has
all her gowns from Paris