The Critic and record., 1891-04-08
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

The Italian Sarah Beruhardt is Mile.
l.a Deus, Xho has recently appeared with
immense success in Rome rs Camille.
Count Ettcntc Karolyi of Buda Peslh,
Hungary, is at the Windsor Hotel, New
York
Mrs. Mckee and Mrs Russell Harrison
wi not he able TO sail for Europe on May
?, as they had hoped 10 do, but they are
pl inning 10 90 soon after.
Worth, the Paris drcssmaker, is in
dignant that so many dresses sold in this
country under his name are mere fabri.
cations 10y less talented authors. The in.
tt,natiopal copyright act must be
amended somehow 10 stop these playiar-
isns
Mr. Gladstone has promised 10 write an
Article for "Murray's Magazine on
Smiles Life of John Murray which
will contain sCmc very interesting per
suual "reminiscences.
Colin Il. Mcpherson Of Scotland is in
Pittsburg. His mission IN America is to
gather into one clan again all the Me-
lhersons and make them powerful IN
social and mutually helpful union, as
they once were in their ancient Scottish
home.
pr. Koch has been honOred in Berlin hy
having his portrait displayed over the en-
trance To- new cate called THE Jolly
lacillus.n In order that the attractions
shall not he too exclusively scientific, the
place Is equipped with pretty mattresses.
Goycrnor's Island and the headquarters
of the Department of the Division of the
Atlantic Is i'm an cneny's hands. The
residents are afflicted with the grip and
the fo1tiiicaton is under the sole care of
General o, O. Howard, who has no com
munication with the mainland.
General John B. Gordon has accepted
the invitation to deliver the memorial ad-
dress at La Grange, Ga, on April -, under
the auspices of the Ladies' Memorial As
sOCiatiOn.
Oscar Wilde who is remembered upon
| this side of the sea not so much for what
| he taught as for the moL& he carried
away with him, dimes in white room
! with a shelf upon the wall and no furni-
! ture except the table and chairs. while his
! drawing room has sottees with high white
backs and sage green cushions.
Nine. Adclina Patti has godchild who
! bears her nnme-the daughter of Mr.
| Baird, the wealthy iron.founder. Miss
| Adelina Baird is the fortunate possessoi
| of a string of unrivaled pearls, 20 which
| Nm. Patti has herself contributed several
Empress Faustina" is the name of :
! new play by Polish writer, in which
| Jane Hading is expected to achieve grea
/ artistic triumph at the Porte Saint Martii
| in Paris.
Mrs Langtry recently showed TO ladS
friend in London the jewels she wore il
| Cleopatra They cost her 81, 500. and tn,
bulk Of them came from Paris. In add
tiun To these she wore quaint EgyptiaI
necklace, worth 81. .O0O, and seven or eigh
rings, worth $500 each.
Joseph Bourdn, piano tuner with
| history, died n few weeks ago in Pontar
lier. He knew Beethoven, Rosslni ant
Mtytrbctr well, and when he was accessi
BILE 10 one else was allowed TO tune TIN
instruments Of these composers. lie hat
letters from them and keepsakes from
almost all great modern musicians.
\ very characteristic remark of the latt
General Wells and one that illustrates thu
feelings of good many Mormons lik,
him, was that made by HIM IN sayin;
farewell to his son, now at West Point
| Good. bye, my boy," he said, "and Goo
bless you. Say to Uncle sam that witt
all his faults, love him still. .'-SaH Ink
Hlrdd.
Albert Bierstadt, the artist, will sail fo
Europe in a few days for the purpose o
making studies for the picture Of "Tht
! Landing OF Columbus ON which he hai
been engaged for some time.
The rrontispiece for April H0ps,'S Is by
lhNIt Nt llNISlIWp anu engraved ny
Tictzc, representing French cuirassiers
I his and many other cuts in the text by
the same artist illustrate General Lewali
article on the new French army.
II will be announced today that auothe
Of last year dcbutantes has fallen prey L
the attack Cupid arrows. The little scam
could have searched far and wide To- tint
a lurer mark than Miss Bruce Price
whose lovely face and charm Of manne
have been so appreciated during the pas
winter i'm New York and at Tuxedo.
The youth who is fortunate enough I,
secure Miss Bricc as his liancee is Mr.. IA
win Nam Post, the son of Mr. H. A. V
Post. Miss Price is the daughter of Mr.
Bruce Price, the architect, whose plan fo
the erection uLu i2N2OO feet Building fo
the New NoiT Sp was recently mad
public and who has created the architect
urnl iudiscrimiuaton Of Tuxedo Park
Miss Price is only nineteen and is yer,
popular with the members of the charmc
circle. Mr.. Post is a graduate of Cllum
hia College and is three years Older thar
bis ailiaucCd bride.
cn dH mat the wedding will take plac
in the autumn at luXcdo.-Ncc loH m
dd an.