The morning call., 1891-01-03
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mrs. Levi P. Morton's doll took the prize
at the New York show as the doll dressed
in the prettest evening costume and sold
for $50.
The reported closure of Mrs. Bloomfield
Moore's bank account against the Kelly
motor managers is likely to bring affairs to
a crisis.
The Turkish Sultan's daughter has been
educated in accordance with European
ideas, aud is young lady of taste and ac-
compllshments.
Rider Haggard's brother claims that Rider
and himself are descendants of that GyIde-
nestejerne family Shakespeare mentions in
some OF his plays.
Mrs: Robert Goelet, who is one OF New
York's married bellies, is tall and slender
blonde, who has gray eyes and a profusion
of golden hair. She Is reputed to have an
income Of $500 day.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe has been buying
property near Seattle. She is still so young
and vigorous that it would surprise nobody
II she proposed to 90 out TO Washington AMI
grow MP with the country.
Mrs. DOlph, wife of the Oregon Senator,
Is one oil the pretty women OF Washington.
She is brunette of fine figure and hand
some face. She is farmers daughter, and
was dairy in her youth.
Nine. PATHS new theater at Craig-y-N Nos
has drop-curtaln decorated with an i'm
mense portrait of Patti as Semiramide,
driving chariot and pair of horses, the
picture covering the entire curtain.
Mrs. Henry Draper, now in Peru, is her
husbands constant assistant in all his astro-
nomical researches. She spends much of
her time among the telescopes and photo
graphic apparatus of the observatory.
Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew has given it out
in congealed state that her husband must
not attend so many public dinners. Hence
forth he will remain at home the greater
part OF the time and let Mrs. Depew do tn Q
talking.
The photograph representing the Princess
Marguerite de Chartres sweeIhearting with
the Due d,Orleans have been withdrawn
from TIE Parls shop windows at the desire
OF her family. She is no longer the fiancce
| of the Due.
Professor Irving OF Melbourne, a son of
the renowned Edward Irving, the sensa-
| tional preacher, one Of Carlyie's earliest
friends, ana his rival with the lady who
aiterward became the wife OF the Chelsea
sage, Is ON his way to England in search of
health.
II is likely that Representative Living
ston OF Georgia will lead the alliance in the
next House. He is tall, raw-boned old
Iqriner, Win Keen eye-and glib tongue.
lie is fairly well educated, is bright and
shrewd and has unbounded confidence in
himself. -
Signor Emanuele Muzo, the early pre-
ceptor of Nine. Adelina Patti and her sister
Catlotla, mas Just died in Paris. He was
born at Busselto, in Italy, In 1925. aud
studied under Verdi. He wrote the pfano-
forte part for the vocal scores of several of
that composers operas.
Baron NordenSkjold. the Swedish ex-
plorer and recognized authority on Green
land, has written a letter to Professor Hors-
| ford of Cambridge In which he expresses
full accord with his view that the Norsemen
frequently and Dumerously visited the
American continent and formed an element
in the race mixture here.
One of the interesting men of Canada is
DR.. Orouligatcklia Of Toronto. He is an
Indian who in his youth was chief of the
Mohawks. The Prince of Wales urged him
to 90 to England to be educated ct the royal
expense, aud he was subsequently graduated
from Oxford and from a London medical
school. He is g00d-looking, oad-should-
cred sx-footer.
Lady Florence Dixie, during a recent tour
| in Bavaria. came upon an unwritten chap
ter in the life Of the Mad King" Ludwig
romance which befell him during one of
his lonely peregTinations after the chamois
In the Bayaran Alps-and she has faith
fully recorded it with the purpose of show
ing that, far from being insane, the King
was man of high Imagination and chivalry
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