The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-12
PERSONAL.

ETEIKA GSRsrER is deyoting herself largely
to the musical education Of ner little daughter.
who already tries to MARBLE operate airs.
A FINE cryon portrait of the Rev. DR.. S. F.
Smith, author Of My Country, it's of Thee, IS
| has been placed in the library of Colby univer-
| slty. He was for many years a trustee of that
| institution.
| The widow Of N P Willis the poet. is living
in Washington. She is a pleasant. attractive
woman OF 60, and is occasionally seen in So
Getty Her son, Bailey Willis, is q member of
the corps II the Geological survey.
EDMUND CLARENCE SrEpMAN, who potwith.
sta ding his dislike of the title is called the
banker poet, Is not banker, but simply a
broker and very m )deSt one at that He
transactS commission business in New York
which does not keep him REMARKABLY busy
REV. J. T IsE of Toxic is now in tn country
see ,lnE ala t. ouiIi q rev chris ian c iurch in
the Japan So me ropolis. he g son OF the
INDUSTRIOUS scholar AMI patriot Yokoi, who took
a Leading part in the Opening" of Japan and
in briu ,iug about the liberal reforms Of recanr
years, and VINO was murdered because of his
christianity, some twenty years ago.
NINE MENIER, the widow of tn French choco
late manufacturer, invited her three sons to
dinner on the occasion of ner son Albert's mar.
rIa g. When about TO sit down to the table she
sad; i am SO glad to have you all three around
me to-day, for You know how much love Won:
pray be seated" When the youny men had sal
down, they each discovered under their napkins
q NtACSA Iva IiOpOruoO lIdDCh
CHAuNCEY DEPEw recently told good one on
himself. WHEN was travelling to New Haven
on an acc mmodation, " said be- u thOuohr
that tn whole state of Connecticut had IFS ar
tentlon fixed on the fact that was to ma,e n
speech TO the law school gra luates at Yale
Wnen farmer got on at a way station and
alter looking at me five minutes, asked me If |
was not Chauncey Depew, l said to myself.
Here an intelligent son of an intelligent state
tie is going on to hear my speech He CON
nrned NV IMPRESSION nv agizinAy. Ara
up 20 W Haven but when l answered Yes
he simply said: Base ball game, suppose?'
THE London Star says that Miss Mary Andsr.
son IS gradually recovering her health but she
Is living almost incog. ia the outsklrts of Hamp-
stead. 1t WIS always favoTite SUBURB of hers
even VIII a ner headquarters vera in Bromoton
she would drive up and spend all the summer
afternoon on the heath, which had the same
q traction for her I lat it ussd 10 have for
[ sreS Dickens. Sh has collected by this time
quite a museum of theatrical cunosIties TIE
trophy she most values is a dagger given her
by Lady Marin, witch was ALWAYS used nv IN.
donor when sh pia ed Juliet" So it was
pas led direct u Mary Andersen from Helen
fauct with all tle associations of a -reat ma ne
Ta1 New YorS Star says: Yesterday came
'wn on the elevated trainin the sanl,. ear vith
Mrs Mary Br, al, George Munro's editor, who
Is Known TO tame as the happy possesSor of a
slX-thousand-dolIar-a-ye year salary. Mrs Bryaa
IS also known to large number of readers az
the author Of inuumerable novels but think II
is as an editor that she would choose to rest her
reputation. The novels are q part of her trade
She keeps one running all the time AMI usual
two in tie Munro publications but don't think
she Is especially proud Of them as literature
she l. little woman. wuoSe short hair and csra.
less AMI somewhat odd dress, MAKE her look like
a bit OF a crank till you see her pretty, gentle
EYES and generally soft expression She has
been very pretty, and tlere is yet
about her something particularly soft
and feminine which maAes men uuiyer-
sally like her. This short.haired I'D
successful business woman makes every
male De nG sho meets feel that she in soma n1vS-
FERROUS way is dependent on him for protection.
She preserves uniinp ired her little soft south
ern draw, and well she ma for she has almost
as much southern association as she would if
she were still editing the Sunny South in At
lanta"