The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-30
slightest notice or comment here. There /,

slightest notice or comment here. There is
Tree speech In England only un to 10 o'clock.
three standin.. committees for international
work--one called Domestic Relations flaws
Tor w3Smen their conditions, &C.. whose chair
Pence and Arbitration. Lady Aberdeen. Chair.
man: the third on Press. whose chairmanship
tees stand for five years. or until the next con
Eress. which viii meet In Berlin In 1904. and.
III IL expected, will surpass In size and force
even this great convocation.
The colossal figure OF the present congress
nas been without question. Susan b. Anthony.
None other has called forth fraction the en-.
thusam which has greeted her every appear
nnce on the platform. When she has arisen to
u,"d It seemed as II rhe never would have a
;h.nce to begin. AZ nearly eighty years of age
n mr. n voice has still The bet carving quality"
large halls, filled with thousands 81 people.
ner without any apparent effort. and there has
heen the greatest interest in her every word.
thony have been far more numerous than she
possibly could accent On oil occasions she
has been the centre Of attraction. and the other
by her reflected light. IN all the Rlitterlng pa
rade OF rainbow hue,. tinsel, feathers, ,frIzzes
society of today. she has stood in digmlfled
simplicity. clad in soft black satin with Its re-
lined drcoration OF lace and her crown o! silver
hair with all this adulation. abe Is not the
least bit pufred up with pride. but declares IL
Ia all intended Tor the cause she represents.
when everybody disc knows 1t Is in reality for
her very own SELL tribute 10 her life OF SER
vice.
Our American delegation Of ladies' accepted
with pleasure the invitation OF Ambassador
ana Mrs. Choate to have tea with them nt their
beautiful home on Carlton House terrace.
overlooking st. James Park. Those who have
not seen them hardly can have an idea OF the
spnciouspess Of these London house,. or OF the
contain; We were received with much cor
dia.ity in the drawing room. Mr.. Choate him
self made the orening for all OF us TO give
some nice little ladvlike thrusts at his attitude
on tho woman: question. which he good
turedly psrried. After some lively converse.
escorted her down the broad marble stairway
TO tho dining room. Mrs Choate accom- panied
Mrs. Sewall. while the rest OF us trailed along
a'terward talking about how handsome our
Ambassador Is and wishing we could stop and
study, the pictures instead Of drinking tea.
ment TO see Mr.. and Mrs. Choate themselves
serving us with the fragrant cups OF tea and
the plates OF delicious Strawberries hut there
was touch Of democracy about 1t which
added to the pleasantness OF our visit.
Then Mr.. Choate walked with us 10 the door
been 40 generous during our stay. past the
home Of Mrs Mackay. In the same block. bril-
liant with striped awnings and bright flowers.
and on to Trafalgar Square. with its famous
monument OF Lord Nelson towering to a height
OF 1875 feet and guarded by Landseer's four
lands strength, Thanking one entire side OF
the square Ia the massive National Gallery OF
Arts, while on everv hand are the ancient and
historic buildings which make London the
most Interesting city In the world.
IDA Hustled HARPER.