The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-30
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Cardinal Gibbons has been one Of the
lions at Bar Harbor.
Ex-Governor Pattison and ex-Speaker
Carlisle are to address a mass-meeting at
Bethlehem, Pa, on September 9Th.
General Ezeta is only q, but he appears
TO be young man who is quite competent
to take care of himself, even in an emer-
gency.
Gabrielle sand, famous George Sands
granddaughter, is very handsome girl.
with big black eyes aud profusion Of
heavy black dresses.
The artist Whistler is very small man
physically-Slight aud dark, with curling
gray hair. His eyes are blue and twink
ling. His attire is odd.
Mr.. Gladstone will make but three
speeches to his Midlothian constituents,
and will not speak elsewhere. He has not
visited Midlothian since 1856
Fanny Davenport is said to have brought
two asps home with her. One, of course,
has an important role in her CLEOPATRA
and the other is its understndy.
A year ago Rudyard Kipiing, now Que Of
the most popular authors In the world, was
in Philadelphia hobnobbing with newspa-
per men, and regarded simply as a clever
man.
Mrs. Leland Stanford recently paid s35
for fifty menu cards for one Of her swell
dinners. The map OF the United States
was stamped In silver on the back Of the
cards.
Lady Edith Ward. who is reported to be
bethrothed to Count Herbert Bismarck, is
very highly educated, If not especially
pretty.
Miss Anna Ehret, daughter of George
Ehret, the owner of one of New York,s
largest breweries, at present In Berlin,fis
engaged to be married to Baron Won Zedlitz,
an officer in the German artillery.
Prince Henry Of Battenberg and a COM
other day in HaiApshlre. The companion
was apprehended ana fined 10 shillings, but
the Queens son-i1- law went free.
One Of the prettiest places at Long
Branch is the Garrison Villa, now owned
by Mayor Filter of Philadelphia, who paid
year in keeping up the establishment.
Mr.. GladstOne's tour in October is likely
to be considerably curtailed. He will not
make any speeches whatever, except In
Midlothian, where he is to address his con-
stituents at Edinburgh, Midcalder and Dali
keith.
Another New York heress is about to
marry a title. An ANNOUNCEMENT reached
the AMERICAN Legation in London that Miss
Annie, Daughter Of Hayward Cutting, is en-
gagged to Baron Vevier of Brussels, Bel
GUM.
Charles Nordho ff, directing the Washing
ton end of the New York Herald. and who
retres to Southern California on balf-pay
for life, by the grace OF Mr.. Bennett, is the
son OF German soldier who fought under
Butcher.
Professor Samuel Lockwood of New Jer-
sey, President Of the United States Hay
Fever Association, which meets at Bethle-
hem, n. H.. August 26th. says there are
about 100000 hay fever sufferers in the
United States.
Gabrielle. Bompard greatly puzzles the
hypnotic doctors in Paris. They cannot
agree about her, some considering her q
clever impostOT, and others claiming that
she was hypnotized by Eyraud, who made
her murder Gouffe.
William Black is about to start on a
yachting cruise to the Levant and the
Crimea, and he will also visit TangIers,
Syracuse, COnstantinople, Sebastopol, Bala-
clava and Malta In order to get material
and local coloring for the novel on which
he is engaged.
The Cincinnati sculptor Rebisso, who is
making the figure for Chicago's Grant mon
triap figure Of General William II. Harrl-
son, "Old Tippecan0e" has his drawn
sword in his right hand, and his horses
reins in his left. The sculptor is pleased
with the picturesque character of the uni
form he is to model.
Ex-ITeSluent Maglil Oh SWatnm0r0 Col
lege, and ex-President Andrew ID. White of
Cornell University. who is to wed DR.. Ma
glPs daughter Helen in the fall, were class
mates at Yale forty years ago. DR.. Magill
did not finish his course at New Haven,
however. but graduated at Brown Univer-
sity. Providence. Miss Magill Is one of the
most scholarly of American women.
Archbishop Ryan Of Philadelphia is fond
of bon mots, and is good bon motter him
self. AT dinner at Mr.. Blaine's house at
Mount Desert last year, William Walter
Phelps said, in the course Of discussion of
the Irish question: "But you must admit,
Bishop Ryan, that many practices of the
Irish in Ireland to-day are treason" "Ah,
but treason Is reason in Ireland on account
of the absent I, retorted the Archbishop.
Hamilton Wilcox. Chairman of the State
Executive Committee OF the New York
Woman Suffrage party, has written sharp
letter to Governor Hill, in which he charges
him with assuming powers which the law
does not give him. when lie declares that no
married woman shall be eligible to the
Office Of female factory inspector who is not
living with her husband. He wants TO
know II o married woman who has be Ell
driven from homo by the abuse of A
drunken, cruel husband is to be disqualified
from seeking honorable employment.