... OSCAR WILDE. THII Washington Critic tells an odd story of Oscar Wilde. A Baltimore lady asked him when he was going South; to which her,. sponded, South? South? What do you mean by South ? The lady had to explain that be was only on the border of the ...

... OSCAR WILDE. Vera,” the revolutionary drama Mr. Oscar Wilde, to which the sanction of the Lord Chamberlain was refused in London, has been accepted at New York, and is to be brought out next month, Miss Prescott taking the title role. The author is now ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN AMERICA. The case Mr. Oscar Wilde, about which so much is written various newspapers with a tendency treat the young man though ho were the victim of breach of the rights of hospitality, may be briefly presented. Mr. Wilde is a young Irish ...

... OSCAR WILDE SNUBBED. WILD* has enjoyed but a fleeting public favour in America. A former American Minister to France introduced him to the Century Club, the membership of which is most distinguished. Wilde was treated civilly, but be was cruolly snubbed ...

... OSCAR WILDE ON DRESS. SP SA KING at Glasgow on Saturday on Dress, Mr Oscar Wilde said a Lancashire mill-girl with • shawl over her shoulders sad wearing clots knew more about dress than a fashion-ble London lady recently returned from Paris, because ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN AMERICA. From Benjamin West to Burne-Jones is certainly advance, remarks the editor of Harper'* Monthly in the April number of that magazine. The lank, scrawny, angular, pre- Raphaelite, pre-Fra-Angelico figures of some of the P.R.A. may ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE, Mr. Oscar Wilde sailed from New York for home yesterday. He left •orrowfolly. He says his mission to reform the tastes and dress of the Americans has been a failure, fie has been in New York for a month past, and has been ntirely neglected ...

... MR- OSCAR WILDE TWO LECTURES NEW THEATRE ROYAL, BxuiaT, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1 and 2. On Tuesday Afternoon, THE BOUSE BEAUTIFUL. The true principles of Decorative Art as app'isd to the extenor and decoration of the homes of the people. boors open ...

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... MR. OSCAR WILDE. It is more than two years ago (says the World) since those persons who are described the recorders of contemporary fashion as forming “the literary and artistic circles of Lon don” were made aware of new-comer in their midst. first nights ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN AMERICA. IA the way a New York weekly journal ! +describes Mr. Oscar Wilde :—He stands six feet two , in his stockings, has a pair of shoulden like • prize-tighter, wears his hair like a Crow Indian, emulates Signor Marra, the photographic ...

... OSCAR WILDE IN BELFAST. Ten celebrated apostle of Zatheticism will deliver a lecture tomorrow afternoon in the Theatre Royal, taking for his subject The House Beautiful. Speaking of Mr. Wilde's lectures, the Derbyshire says we say that Owar Wilde ...