The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-07
PERSONAL.

Mas. Boa INGERsoLL is a tall brunette, with
hair Of ebony blackness. fine features and a
pretty mouth.
SIR ARTHUR Sullivan is no SLOUGH as pedes-
triGn, and in fair heel and toe work can rub off
the miles in way that would not dlscredIt
professional.
JUIEs vERSE's son. Michael, is making fast
Roadway as an author and is branching out into
line Of novels which are as highly imaginative
II not as fresh as those Of his father.
Mrs. HANNAH Eus1Is and Miss Sarah Barr of
Wakefield, Mass, are probably the Oldest pair
Of twins now living in the country They we're
born March 81, 1900, and are now enjoying life
together.
THERE are no flies on the Khedive of Egypt.
He has only one wife. and when his councillors
remind him that he is entitled to have four, he
says: Not much thank you. Enough is as
good as feast"
WORTH. the Partisan dressmaker, will be mad
der than a sore-tailed bear at the thought of
Mrs Astor's beautiful dresses getting so much
fire. advertising when he did not happen to be
the builder of them.
MISS NELLIE ARTHUR, daughter OF the late
President Arthur, is as pretty, plump and rosy
little creature as there is to be found in a
day hunt among society buds. And she is as
goodtempered and jolly as she IS pretty.
AAlLAolDEs Inc DtduLulA nDLlO HuiCu JOuu
B. Cough built near Worcester Mass, and upon
which be spent 100000. has been sold at price
much below its first cost, and his heirs, Mrs.
Coughs nieceS, will vacate the place on Novem-
Der, carrying with them much of the furniture
and the whole Of the library.
Mas. LOGAN still dresses in the most somber
black. The only time she has omitted it was at
white house dinner, when she appeared in
lavender faille, a very becoming costume. She
SUN wears her mourning veil and widows
and at her throat is big, oldfashioned brooch,
containing the picture Of Gen. Logan.
TIE modest little Scotch girl who astounded
the LEGO male students of the University of
London by carrying off the honors of entrance
IS named Charlotte Higgins Il was her
widowed mother gave her the education needed
to encompass her brilliant ambition Miss Hig
gins is 20 years old, but does not look it.
The new Canard boats will be almost as long
as the Great Eastern, though not nearly so wide.
They will have quite as much engine power as
that unfortunate steamship had, but it will be
so compact and economical that it will not oc
cupy one-third as much space nor be one
quarter the weight Of the old paddle and screw
engines
REPUBLICAN FRANCE is the hospital for kicked
out potentates, as Paris is the hotel Of those
who are yet in luck But recently there was
the biggest collection of these persOnages. with
big z, which has been seen in the land since
1919, anu Que emperor, TOUR klukSs one queen,
two heirs apparent, one grand duke, and the
wife of an neir presumptive we're breathing the
air of France and making happy the hearts of
Partisan purveyors.
The DUCHESS DUES is the most enthusiastic
sportswoman, the finest horsewoman and the
most popular patronsss of athletic sports in
France. Moreover, she plays the organ, is q
talented sculptor, has written drama, is in
tensely religious and INDUCES in the choicest
brands of champagne she is a grenddaugh-
is SO lively woman as to max q modest Ameri-
can matron feel dizzy.