The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22

voice 80 many times In aid OF the poo,
and the afflicted. The Infanta Euialia
was generosity itself. and never did she
leave a hotel but that she did not fee
largesse everywhere. and she left be-
hind her most charming memory, IL ia
to be hoped that her poverty is only tenn
porary and that the Queen Regent OF
spain VIII 90 something to relieve 1t.
Miss Valli Valli. the fiye-year-old vo-
calist, mimic and dancer, had the honor
Of singing the other day to Nine. Patti.
who had expressed desire to hear her.
ance was summoned up In the excama-
ton: "Oh, you darling come and let
me, kiss you! Little Vail afterward con-
fided to her mother that Nine. Patti was
the most beautiful lady she had ever
seen.
Lady Aberdeen, wife of the Governor
General of Canada, has at Ottawa q club
for her servants called the Haddo club.
At one of its recent weekly entertain
ments MIR. Grant the butler read a pa
per entitled, my Impressions Of Canada"
Each servant is permitted to invite two
friends TO these gatherings, and the Aber-
wants wear no uniforms-lot even caps
and aprons-which Lady Aberdeen re-
CARDS as badges Of seryitude.
nous authors devoted niece and compan-
ion In adversely, recently died at Paris at
the age of sxty-tbree. During the long
years OF poverty that followed Lamar
tines fall from power, she aided his wife
in making more pleasant for him the hard
road he trod From 1SG3-the year of
Nine de Lamartine's death-till her
uncles death, in 1869, Mile. de Lamartne
bore the burden alone. She was q daugh-
ter of Nine. de Cessia, one OF the poets
hIft In
uncies name. In lS3-4-5 she published
five volumes of Lamartine's correspon-
dence she leaves many important papers
and documents-among them the manu-.
script Of "Joceiyna' and Les Girondins'"
Since Mrs. James =. Kernochan's after
noon tea on the lawn when she introduce
ed berbboned cows and pretty miikmaids.
Newport has had nothing else TO talk
about except the splits in her ranks that
have become chasms.
IL Is said that upon the occasion of that
unique rural festival James Lorillard
KernOchan, the irrepressible son of the
hostess, succeeded in smuggling something
stronger than milk into the glasses, and
as several men smacked their lips over
the blend Jimmie" broke out into song:
If had a COW that gave such milk.
I'd dress her In the finest silk; q
Feed her on the best Of hay, 4
An milk her forty times day.
When the Wellesley girls return 10 tEeir
duties in the autumn they expect 10 find
the finest golf links in the country Such
has been promised 10 them by a gentle
man who is much devoted TO the athletic
interests OF the college. Last spring this
generous patron Of Wellesley sports sent
10 the college golf professor 70 instruct
a class of a dozen students selected for
the purpose by Miss Hill. the head Of the
physical culture department. These young
women became excellent players, and are
looked upon as the leaders which, with
the fine new course, will efficiently set
the whole college golfward
That is a decidedly new industry for
women revealed by the admission Of Mrs.
Helen Cougar, Of Lafayette. Ind, in the
famous libel suit. that she received In
Massachusetts in the last presidential
campaign 5000 for fifteen stump speeches.