The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-30

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brief visit to Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, at
Skbo castle; and later to Aberdeenshire,
where Gen. Henderson was born. Count
Cassini the Russian ambassador sailed
yesterday for Europe on the Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse. He was accompanied
by Senior Cruz and wife of the Chilean
legation, and Mr.. Corea, the Nicaraguan
minister. The same day abe big steamer
ST. Louis started from New York with
many Washingtonians aboard. Among
them were Senator Depew and his niece,
Miss Pauldng, the Misses Patten zone OF
whom is to marry Gen. Corbln on her
return), Count Conrad de Buisseret and
Mrs. Chauncey NJ Depew, Jr.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Long are spending the summer very
quietly at bingham. Mass. Miss Long
and Miss Helen Long will shortly return
to Colorado Springs. wher the air is bene-
fetal 10 the latter. who is far from
strong. Justice and Mrs. Brown VIII
summer in Italy, making Genoa their
headquarters. Ex-Speaker Thomas d.
Reed and his family are partial to Long
Branch, and are already settled at the
''Elheron." The Persian minister Gen.
Isaac Khan, is spending his vacation at
Carlsbad, for the benefit of the celebrated
springs. Admiral and Mrs Dewey are at
Newport, and have now reached that COM
Portable state of non-popuarity which
enables them to go about like other folk,
without attracting undue attention.
1t was almost funny, except for the ele-
ment of danger In 1t. that Mrs. Culver
the recently married daughter of the
much-tallxed-of Senator Clark Of Montana,
was unable to attend her brothers mag
nilicent wedding at the Copper Kings
house in Butte, because she Is i'll with
whooping cough at her farm in New
Marlboro, Man. However, she sent the
bride a present, in good keeping with
papa-in-law's munificent gift of million
dollars. Mrs. James c. Blaine and her
daughter, Mrs. Beale, have gone to their
summer place. "Standwood," at Bar Har-
Dor. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and family are
just now in New York, Miss Ellen Lee
having been married there yesterday TO
Lieut. James Rhea of the Seventh Caval-
ry, u. S. 4. The young people met dur
ing war times in Havana. Gen. "F'itZ."
as his soldiers love to call him, strenu-
ously denies that he has any presidential
aspirations; or even that his determine
ton to make his future home in Rich
mond has anything to do with the guber-
Material bee which is said to be buzzing
in the family bonnet.
Washington people with whom Miss VII
Wan Sartoris was a prime favorte, are
all at sea" concerning the wherefore OF
her broken engagement TO Mr.. Archibald
Balfour. The Grant residence in this city
| Is closed Mrs. u. s. Grant and Mrs. Sar-
toris being at Coburg, Canada. Capt. Al
gernon Sartoris, who was booked to sail
| for London last Tuesday. in order to give
| his sister in marriage on July Il, received
a cablegram to the effect that the wedding
would not come Off. just in time to pre-
vent his making a useless trip. What
the trouble may be nobody knows, but
the general consensus OF opinion Is that
1t concerns the dot" which cannot be
large. 1t is well known that the family
purse was strained for the beautiful and
expensive rousseau, which was all pre-
pared In Baltimore and New York and
shipped to London several weeks ago-the
white satin wedding gown adorned with
lace, which the young woman's grand
mother wore in the White House when
she posed as the american Queen" Even
the honeymoon trip was planned. to in
clude a short adjourn to Scotland, then
long visit to the brides relatives in this
country. One thing is sure that a better,
sweeter and lovelier girl than Vivian Sar-
toris never lived Though a general fav-
orite everywhere, on the very topmost
round of the social ladder she has been
a model daughter and granddaughter dur
ing the last year or two, devoting most
OF her time to the two invallds rather
than to youthful pleasures. The fact is
she is altogether too good for an English
man, and people are rejoiced to hear that
she is not now likely 40 follow her moth
er's example, which nearly broke the
heart of our soldier-President. There are
plenty of better husbands in the United
States than any blasted Britisher"
would make.
Hundreds of kilograms OF coincidence,
addressed to Secretary OF State Hay. are
still being received at the State Depart
ment, and bushels of letters from all parts
of the world. large number of them
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