The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-01
CHILDREN or PRESIDENTS.
They seem to BE succeeding az Or
binary NOrtaIs.


The Hayes family i8 stl remarkable
for the beautiful family life which was
so noticeable during the lie of President
and Mrs. Hayes. Although the children
are departed ana have made their homes
I'm different cities reunions occur as Of
ten as possible at the old homestead in
Fremont, place OF forty acres known as
Spiegel Grove. This Is the actual home
of Miss Fannie hayes, although she de-
votes a large portion Of each year TO
visits with her different brothers. Miss
Hayes Us very attractive, with brown hair
ana large blue eyes She leads a quiet
life. as constantly increasing deafness
lnterferes with her enjoyment of society.
she has been spending the winter In
bermuda.
Webb Hayes is practicing law IN Cleve-
land, and has never married
Burchard Hayes Is also a lawyer ana
has made his home In Toledo. he mar
ried Miss Sherman and they have three
Rutherford Hayes is banker I'm Column
bus. His wife was Miss Lucy Plat
Scott r. Hayes the youngest son, Is
Cleveland. lie has worked his way up In
life upon his merits, and Is a practical.
up-to-date man, with an interest q ali
the questions Of the day.
OF tho Garfield family, the sons bid fair
10 be distinguished Individually. Harry
a. CARRIED and his brother James r. Car
field, are LAWYERS, in partnership, I'm CieVe-
land o., and besides being successful in
their profession they have developed tall
ents in even q broader sphere. They have
been prominent In tho management Of
large business enterprises They erected
a large business block at a time Of such
depression that anything but a perfectly
conducted scheme would have been fail
ure ana the younger Of the partners has
gone into politics and Is a member Of the
Ohio Senate. Both are married. Harry's
wife was Miss Belle Mason OF Cleveland
They have four children. James married
Miss Helen Newell and is the father Of
four children.
waite secretary. Joseph Stanley Brown. He
was a graduate Of Yale college and now
occupies important positions IN connec-
ton with several scientific societies and
is the secretary Of the Alaskan joint com
mission Mrs Stanley Brown is a Wo-
man Of great beauty and charm She is
me mother OF three iine children, who are
being educated in tho most careful man
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Brown are in
wide demand socially. Part Of the year is
spent at Mentor a the Garfield home and
part in Washington where one Of the
most exquisite little homes in the CITY
bears witness to the tastes OF the family
Irwin Garfield IS 3 years old and is about
10 be graduated from the Harvard law
school II is undecided yet whether he viii
practice law in Boston or go into partner
ship with his brothers in Cleveland. He
IS well-knoWn in the athletic world as a
foot bail player.
Abram. the youngest son Of the family,
IS studying architecture i'm the Boston
School Of Technology. He will travel in
Europe for two years after his gradua-
ton and will practice his profession in
Cleveland. All of the sons are graduates
Of Williams College, which was the scene
Of President Garheld's college days
President Arthur left two children-a
son, Allan, and daughter, Nellie. Allan
was graduated from Princeton soon after
his fathers death and went to Europe to
reside. He has never engaged in any bus
mess, but has lived an idle life in Paris
where he can live comfortably upon the in
come from his share Of the estate Of $780,
000 left by his father Miss Nellie lives
with her aunt, Mrs. McElroy, at Albany
although she spends a good deal of her
time with a cousin at Boise City, Idaho
Neither of the children has married al
though Miss Nellie IS a very attractive
girl, physically and Intellectually
Russell Harrison, the only son of Presi-
dent Harrison, ~ living In Terre Haute
Ind. He is president Of the electric street
railroad and e prominent in many ways
His wife, who was Miss Mary Saunders
daughter OF ex-senator Saunders of Ne
lraska Is beautiful and accomplished
They have one child Marthena.
AS lady of the white house, after the
death Of Mrs. Harrison, and before that.