San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-14
PERSONAL FOR LADIES.

wright, is under 80 and very prepos-
sesing.
Miss Kern is giving skirt dances in
a Detroit church and the pastor OBJ
jects.
The household maintained by the
Queen OF England consists of nearly
1000 persons.
Ouida's house in Florence is said to
be the most beautiful palace in that
beautiful city.
Mrs. Henry M. Stanley is doing
literary work among the Blue Noun
talns OF New South Wales.
The little Queen Wllhelmina, of
Holland, is very precocious. Her
governess is an English woman.
Mile. Szumowska, q brilliant pupil
OF Paderewski, is soon to make her
debut In London.
Mrs. Warren, the wife of the Wyo-
ming Senator, has been "voting the
i;ket" for twenty years.
Miss Mary Wilkins, the writer, is
slender, little blue-eyed woman, very
refined in appearance.
Ann French, of Belfast, Nc, with
a fortune of over 500, 900. has just
married an itinerant peddler.
Patti and Bernhardt will sell flow
ers at the coming fair in New York
for the benefit Of the actors fund.
Lady Brooke is being freely criti-
cised for her scheme of providing in
fiuenza sufferers with brandy.
The Countess d'Eu, Dom Pedro's
do iaks
ed vocalist, her friends think.
Miss Aleda P. Lansing assembled
Pixies Peak seven years ago, when it
was something OF feat.
A number of royal young women
are being mentioned as the probaDl
bride of Prince George Of Wales.
Miss Fanny Crosby, the famous
hymn writer, is blind, but In spite of
her affiiction is cheerful and happy.
Lillian Russell, he singer, has q
German maid who teaches her that
language while dressing and undress.
ing her.
Queen Victoria is the only Queen
in Europe who has never ordered q
toilet from Worth, although he is an
Englishman.
Miss Clara N. Greenwald, OF Bern
Vile, Pa, is supposed to be the young
est school teacher in the country.
She Is just Is.
The Queen of England is having q
llfe.sized portrait of the Duke of Clar-
ence painted fer herself and another
for her son.
Mrs. Harriet L. Brady, of Nicara-
guam fame, the last woman survivor
of Gen. Walkers flibustering move
ment, died recently.
Mrs. Barriolhet, florist of San
Mateo, CAL, has collection of horse
san themums, including $50 varieties
and Is, 600 plants.
1t Is reported that Rubenstein Is
going to be divorced from his presen
wife in order to marry Sophie Pozans.
ka, his clever pupil. .... '
Mrs. Parnell has influenza. and her
former husband, Captain O'Shea, is
obstructing the settlement of her Pc
cuniary affairs all he can.
The Countess Tolstot lie just half her
husbands age, and her friends be-
lieve her life has been lonely one,
but she has never intImated it.
Amelie Rives is fitting up an artis.
tic fat in New York, where she will
gather around her in q weekly
sa'oon" q number of representative
writer's.
Mrs. Warren Newcomb, Of New
York, has added another SEC, 900 en-.
dowment of the Sophie Newcome
College at New Orleans.
Miss Leonora Won Stosch, who has
just made her debut as o violinist, lie
the daughter of the we'll known
writer, Mrs. Julia schayer, OF WASH
ington.
The hair dressing of ladies was an
expensive affair In the sixteenth CEN
fury. Queen Elizabeth at one time
was possessed of no fewer than eighty
attires Of false hair.
The Countess of Zealand personally
appealed to Queen Victoria not to
interrupt the Dublin festivities on
account of court mourning, aud the
request.was granted.
A little girl named Frances Taft,
daughter OF missionary in Pekio, is
teaching the Emperor of China the
English language out of one of her
little illustrated primers.
Miss Harriet Hosmer ia to receive
$3.50, 900 for her Isabella of CASTLE,
which Is to be unveiled at the open
ing OF the women's department of the
~ ia Inn