The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-30
GOSSIP ABOUT WOMEN.

Queen Victoria is in favor Of Sunday
music for the people.
Princess Mary, of Teck, is one OF the
prettlest girls in England.
Nearly $50 women are buying ant
selling real estate in Superior, Wis.
Clara Morris is q great lover OF birds
and has q regular aviary at her home.
The Misses Emily and Georgiana Hi!
have started y school OF journalism il
London.
Mas Lucy Drexel. daughter OF til,
late Joseph W. D:excl, is All excellcn
performer on the harp.
Sarah Bernhardt is the owner OF lot
birds. and has for other pets a large blacl
cat and half u dozeu dogs.
Miss Frances E. Willard preached thu
morning sermon ut the Lake Bluff (Iil.
Convention e. Sunday or two ago.
So many distinguished artists in Eng
land have married their models that the
profession is in high standing there.
The iavoritc flower Of the Princess o
Wales ia the Alexandra orchid, which
was named for her soon after she wen,
to England.
Miss Juliet Corson is obliged to sit il
IN invalid chair while she directs auC
illustrates her methods OF cooking be
fore her classes.
Joan OF Arcs homo at Domremy will
be restored by tho French Government,
to Represent as nearly as possible it's
original condition.
Miss Amelia B. Edwards health has
suffered so much since her return Ia
England that her literary work has been
constantly interiered with.
Mrs. 7. Dewitt Talmage is said to be
her husbands ilnancier. It is she who
does the preachers banking business
and makes Ill his engagements.
Nine. Belbesco, a young Roumanian,
has lately taken her degree OF Ill. D. in
Paris, whore she attended every lecture
given in the law school for six years.
A bill making women eligible to the
Office Of notary public has passed the
Dakota Legislature, and Mrs. G. S.
Thorp Of Britton, has received the first
commission.
1t is stated that "Marion Harland,"
Mrs. Christine Terhune Herrick and
Mrs. Mary G.. Hungerioyl will sever
their connection with the Home Maker
September |.
Tho Queen OF England has ordered a
new banquetin2 hall to be built as an
addition to her palace ut Osborne, there
not now being any suitable accommo.
dalton for State ceremonies.
The tombstone Of the late Mrs. Ann
D. Garter Of Philadelphia bears the iol.
lowing lines cut in marble;
some nave children aud some have none,
nu' "c'c lies Inc mother Of twcnty.one.
Mics Phillippa Fawcstt. the LADY
Senior Wrangler at Newnham College, IL
a quiet ei,l with a hatred O fall formal;,v
and show. When she was younger aha
wore her thick brown hair down on her
shoulders aud dressed Gsthetically.
William T. Stead, through the Rericu
Of Reriers, Offers $500 prize to any young
lady between the ages OF Is and 90 in M
English college who passes the best ex.
animation in character sketches and ar.
ticles OH Progress OF the World"
Mrs. Leland Stanford, of California,
has obtained the permission Of the En-.
peror OF Germany to have o copy made
Of the Sisline madonna in the Dresden
Gallery. The Emperor desired the right
to name the artist who should do the
work.
The English Queen has had placed on
q tablet in one Of her private chapels
this inscription:
Erected to the Memory OF the Rest OF
Husbands
b. tho Most Disconsointe OF +r
Widows.