The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-06
COME WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
,-,,,ER PLANS OF SOME OF THE
CABINET FAMILIES.

,yul lie Widely scattered During
Vacation SensOn-SOme of
oo,a,, VIII Be at Tsar HarbOr ana
Others at Observation-Disclosures.
a.,.. DeUarture of the Pauncefotes
oct Unnoticed-The Coming of
..od Foreigners-One of Them N
.nese Prince-Other Matters OF
SoeciaI Interest.
4 7,..sbington. D. c., July 5.-The Sec
q -.to,, of state, who has been making
.bort visit to his New Hampshire
q .,,,,er bome-"The Fells', on Lake
q .,,aoanee-returned to Washington
e.-ar5ay. Mrs. Hay and her unmar-
-, laughter are already settled there
-. tho season and the Secretary will
q soio them whenever the affairs of state
Il I'm hermit Mr.. and Mrs. Payne
N U,rirnev will be with them in August
ood quiet home summer is antici-
I'D Notwithstanding his great
4 ,,..oltb and future prospects and the
Il f.r+,ne which his wife will one day
\ ;nberit Young Whitney is going to
,,.ors soon as his year of honeymoon
n travelling is over.
u Taa Secretary of the Treasury and
81 Mrs Shaw are enjoying a visit from
q ,bajr TWO daughters, the Misses Erma
d and Enid. for the first time since their
q f.tber became a member of the Presi-
a dents cabinet. They are bright, vigor-
n ans Western girls, handsome and tull
Al
81 sociatv The eldest daughter has
Il Este for literature and has written
some rather clever short stories and
moderately successful poems. 1t is the
wish of her mother that she remain In
SCI Washington next winter and take part
"a in tba SOCIAL season, instead of res
N turnine to Cornell College Mount Yer
81 non IoWa) where she will be gradu-
ated with a degree next June. MISS
~ Shaw. however, has not yet consented
"A 10 the arrangement, her ambition ly'
Il ing wholly in the educational line
a Trma Shaw, the youngest girl-now
n lust sixteen-will remain with her
"a mother in Washington and may attend
N the convent where Ethel Roosevelt IS
n student Mr.. Earl Shaw, the only
son. Will probably remain home and
attend one of the local universities
81 Just at present Secretary and Mrs.
n Shaw and their daughters are enjoy
VI ing a trip to Old Point Comfort, away
8 down the Potomac, on Chesapeake bay
ID on the revenue cutter Windoma. They
IS will return to Washington in day or
4 Two. and remain there until the Secre-
n tary can accompany them to their sum-
mer home at Thompson's Point, on the
Vermont shore of Lake Champlain.
Mrs Root is at Water-cure in Eu-
Il rope for the benefit of her daughters
Ill health. secretary Root has gone to
u New York to see his two sons off for
81 Paris where they will join their
# mother and sister. The Secretary will
III 60 abroad himself in August, for few
"a weeks stay on the continent before
III bringins his family home.
Attorney General and Mrs. Knox are
81 going 10 Atlantic City for the month
IL Of July Miss Knox will be with them,
81 and their sons will run over from time
to time Later the family will make a
u two months European trip. Secretary
y Hitchcock has a summer residence at
81 Dublin. \. H., which has tremendous
III alIactlons at this time of year. The
s4 Misses Hitchcock went there a fort
h.Sht ago but have not yet been Joined
81 10y their parents. The Washington
homes Of Postmaster General Payne
81 and Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
az VIII remain open all summer, while all
81 the rest Of the cabinet circle are dis
81 porting themselves elsewhere Mrs.
~ ayne and Miss Wilson both declare
a uat they ind Washington particularly
rs enjoyable in summer time.
MRS Niles, wife of Lieut. Gen. Nelson
a Miles, has nearly recovered from
Ief recent serious illness. She will go
he 11f ,c
q yl'S week, accompanied by her daugh-
q !, ,,L MIS-. Reber, and infant grandson
MRS George B. Cortelyou, wife of the
a -lesiuent Secretary, has taken her
q sIu"s FAMILY to Hampstead, L. l.,
1yle she has cottage for the sum-
iigI' Mrs. David Payne Hill and family
q 4I!1, at Nantucket Mass, where DR.
5,HI VIII Join them later. Justice and
WIS cray of the Supreme Court, are
@H5dGE established for the summer in
T TI5F Massachusetts home. Justice
r,@Ilah and family are up at their
~ ny IN Canada, on Murray Bay,
mn a restful summer is expected.
1 me Letters will be, as usual, in the
y,SlT thick Of social activities Tbnv
i@.e taken Mosely Hall, one of the
II5IseSt OF the five show-places at Bar
Dog Where Mr.. and Mrs Letter and
"s Dalsy are already established.
o n'n zoe is expected to run over fire.
GGpsH'iE from New York, and Lady
Ion and her children may visit
'-''' IN the early autumn.
os foreigners are widely scattered.
n ai"ays at this time of year. The
b5eHC German and Mexican Am
H. 'uorS were off for their respect
1f NouhtI1es some time ago, and the
+''1H and Russian are preparing to
Ny the Saieties of Bar Harbor and
.'.aae ter by-the-sea. MANY of the
ar5 leS OF the European embassies
1,., IeSa ions have crossed the ocean,
cb others have gone with their
ear. 10 various eastern coast re-
pa, he Austrian minister favors
~. Harbor; the Mexican minister,
s,',}, ansett Pier, and scores of the
sei' fry of diplomats content them /
co with Atlantic City. A sad
d., htary on the muta bility of so
tjo greatness was the almost unno-
w. departure of the Pauncefotes.
tbo Lord Pauncefote was dean of
nv qIplomatic corps, the slightest
ihoNements of the family were eager
~ fonlcled; but now that he is dead
pa MS family never to return, Lady
ani'lcefote and her daughters We're
c ''9"ed to go away the other day as
no. Guy as any other private individ-
~ with hardly friend to accom-
II, ehem to the station. They sail
England to-day and will probably
'e1 revisit the United States.
% oy the way four noted foreigners
81 coming to be entertained this
T1-lher Prince Marshal Komatsu,
pat'dhese representative of the coro-
80 20 9h Of King Edward, a member
me rOYal family of Ianan son If