The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

mer home in Gainesville, Nd. The Mexi-
can minister and Mrs. Romero left this
morning for Long Branch, where they will
spend month; and afterwards they con-
template travelling quite extensively among
the northern resorts before their return
here in October. The Venezuelan minister
and Miss Andrade accompanied them. The
Chllean minister, Mr.. Cana, and his fam
lily are at Ocean City, Nd. Count Julio
Galarza of the Spanish legation will spend
the summer at Mount Desert; as will; also
M. Maurice Truvert, the popular secretary
OF the French legation. Baron Fava, the
Italian minister and his wife will spend
the summer in Italy. 1t is their intention
to have the remains of their son. Mr..
Rene Fava, now lying in a vault at Ma
pies, inferred in the splendid family tomb
winch was the work of Amateis the ia
nous Italian sculptor.
Baron Richenau will leave Washington
the hrst of July for Lennox, Mass, where
ne mas engaged apartments at one of the
hotels for the season. Baron Won Theil-
man, the German ambassador. has a cot
cage near the same place, which he Is
now occupying with his family, The Aus
tro-Hungarian minister and his charmins,
wife have left the city for the summer.
AS usual, they are sojourning at Bar
Harpor and are accompanied by Mile
Eclectic Tacanowski, the beautiful young
daughter OF Baroness Won HeneelmuIIep
by a former marriage. Dr. Hans Wac.
ner of the legation left July l for Mount
Desert.
The Countess Esterhazy, accompanied
by several friends, has settled herself
at Atlantic City for the next two months.
Mr. Knagenhjehn, the Swedish charge
d anaires of the unpronouncable name. has
joined the diplomatic colony at Lennon.
There also is NJ, Maurice Joostens. who
Is acting as charge d'affaires during the
absence in Europe of Count IitcheWelde
the Belgian minister. Manchester-by-the-
sea is blessed with an unusual number OF
our diplomats this year. Mr.. Frederick c.
FOX Adams. the brand new attache OF
the British embassy, has Just come over
with his wife ana charming young ladv
daughter and taken apartments at a no.
tel in Manchester, close by the cottages
used for the summer quarters of the EN-.
bassy Capt. Writ, the British military
attache, is also there, and all the Younger
members of the staff. Nine Guzman. who
is slowly convalescing from a long and
severe attack of typhoid fever, has been
taken from her Washington home TO
complete her recovery at Misunderstanding
the-Sea, resort of which she is very
fond
Senor Don J. d. Rodriguez, minister If
the Greater Republic of Central America.
with his family is spending the summer
VI. BrAn0aO
Of the Brazilian legation, is at Bar Har.
Dor, and Nine. Calve and children of the
Costa Rican legation has taken a coun-
try house near Winchester, Va, where
she will soon be Joined by her husband.
the minister
EX-Queen LiliOukalani of Hawaii is at
Cape May "for the remainder of the sea-
son." so she says; but, as everybody
knows, royalty is liable to change its mind
for any passing whim. Mrs. VIM e.
chandler and the rest of Senator Chand-
lers family, have gone to their summer
home. at Waterloo, ~ H. Senator-elect
fernando de Soto Money of Mississippi
has taken his wife and daughter on a tour
of the lakes, to terminate in few week
stay at some Wisconsin resort. Miss Hay,
the pretty daughter of our ambassador at
the court of st. James, is one of a delight
ful house party which Is being entertained
by Mrs. Bliss, in her splendid cottage at
Winter Harbor, Me, The wife and family
of Representative Sprague are settled for
the summer In their cottage at Narragan-
set. Mr.. and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle are
now in Paris Representative Harmer and
his wife, and their married daughter, of
Philadelphia, are down the river" spend
ing month at Fortress Monroe Count
Courad de Bulsseret, and his lovely bride
formerly Miss Story one of the most
popular bellies in army and navy circles
AeIc-dIG SSItleu Nlelr new nome IN con-
stantinople. Mrs. Story has closed her
house and gone to visit them. Nine.
Mertwago, who started upon her summer
travels quite early this year, is now in
Russia, where she will remain among rel
atives until coming back to America in
the fall Miss Marie Mertwago is yet in
Washington with her father. but the two
will go TO Cape May next week. Mrs.
TruXton Beale, formerly Miss Blaine, win
spend part of the summer at Bar Harbor,
a guest of the San Sauveur hotel. Her
mother, Mrs. James G. Blaine, is occupy
ing the Blaine cottage at Stanwood Miss
Clara Barton OF Red Cross fame owns a
pretty cottage at Glen Echo a suburb of
Washington, and for the past fortnight
she has been very busy, Transforming It
into a storehouse for the reception of sup
plies for the American Red Cross. Mrs.
Annie Jenness Miller, the dress reformer
and apostle of the divided skirt, is a resi-
dent OF Washington, and an all summer
one, too. She has recently propounded to
the world a new social problem, which So
ciety is discussing with zest and uncer-
tainty as to the logic of her views. Mrs.
Miller advocates divorce between persons
whose tastes are not congenial, and in her
new novel, called THE Philosopher of
Driftwood," shows how such divided per-
sons may still continue to be good friepds
even without detriment to the children.
Fannie Brigham.