The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-27
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Lodge is put down among the pretty
men OF the late Congress.
David Dudley Field is by far the younges-
man of his age in New York.
The fund of s., 600 which Mr.. PEABODY
| left for the poor of London now amounts to
| over S5,0O0,000.
Patti is preparing her autobiography.
! which will be published simultaneously in
Paris and London.
The Duchess Uzes, who spent fortune
in the bad cause of BOulanger, is i'll in Paris
with fever and aeue.
Mrs. Leslie Carter is in New York Her
health is much impaired. but she denies tina.
she has retired from the stage.
Mrs. E ID. L. \. S0uthworth's full name
is Emma Dorothy Eliza Neuette South
worth. She is over 10 years of age and very
feeble.
Rev. Robert Collyer is man of powerful
physique, with smooth, benign face, ii
quick, discerning eye and wealth of snow
white hair.
Grace Greenwood's name is now more
closely allied to works OF charity than u
literary labors. or late years she has
written but little.
Senator Coekrell of Missouri is said to b.
| the only man who has ever had the audar-
| ity to smoke pipe within the sacred COLI
| fines of the Senate.
Sir Richard Cartright, leader of the Eih-
| has been likened to 4 buzz-saw, so energetic
| and biting are his addresses.
| Mile La Duse is known in Italy as the
| Italian Sarah Bernhardt. She has just al-
| peared in Rome in Camille" with immense
| success, ana will next go to Russia.
| Lady Stanley, wife of the Goveruor-Gen-
| eral ef Canada, IS an atfectIonate and mnth-
| erly woman. Conspicuous in her private
| sitting-room are photographs of her min,
| children.
Henry Watterson will deliver the oratiun
before the Washington and jefferson IL
| brary Societies OF the University OF Viz
! glna mt the annual joint celebration on
| June 30th.
| Touching the suggestion that Sir John
| Macdonald should celebrate his victory b
| getting his hair cut, a correspondent write,
| to the World to say that Sir John eau mes,
| because it is a wig.
Wootton, the famous farm Of George W.
! Chllds, lies few miles from Philadelphia.
near the little village OF Bryn Mawr. Tn
| estate abouuds in magnificent trees. some -
| which are more than 300 years old.
| NJ Renau says the dead Prince Jerom,.
! could have written better history of th,'
second empire than any one else, and tia
7 if ne had eschewed politics lie would hav;.
made great place for himself in France.
The Princess Louise of Schleswig-H ol-
| stein, who is soon to become bride, j. Il
| tall and very handsome young woman. Her
shoulders, arms and neck are perfectly pro
portloned and she has pretty. dark-bIue
| eyes.
| Chevalier George D. Epinois, who took
part iu the battle of Waterloo and formef
| part of the guard of honor which welcomed
| Leopold / sixteen years later, is now, at tn,
age of 81, burgomaster in the village OF
| Epinois les Rinehe.
General Lew Wallace and Secretary Eos
| ter are almost doubles in personal appear
| ance, their resemblance being so striking
that they are frequently mistaken for each
other. Each is man OF medium height
weighing about 10 pounds.
! Emperor William is writing" history
of William l in two volumes. assisted b,
his former tutor, Professor Hinizpeter
Two hundred copies only will be printed
to be given to the sOvereigns of Europe, TIL
Hohenzolern family aud the most import
ant national libraries.