The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-30
News ano Gossip Of Washington
By LucIEN JULIEN WALLER.

venerable statesman was the naples
man between the seas. and no less happS
was his charming and most gracious
wife, who. like ner famo is huspaho'
remains young after six ana ntty year,
Of happy married life.
Amonst those who had come to pay low
ing tribute to the distinguished parents
was Hon. John Cochran Pugh OF BIT
mingham. now and for many years past
the Secretary Of the State Democrats
Committee Of Alabama, who will renal
here a fortnight, the guest of his father
The Senator's three other sons were ais
present. Hon. James L. Pugh Jr., wh'
is assistant attorney for the Dfstrict o.
vate law practice, brought his wife ano
three little daughters, and Mr.. Edwar1
Pugh. eldest son. brought his wife am
three little sons. These six grandcmi
dren are the chieftest joy of Senate.
Pugh's beautiful sunset OF life.
THE YOUNGER PUGHS.
Young Jim's" lovely wife is the &C
complished daughter of the former dis
tinguished Democratic Congressman Sow
den a Pennsylvania millionaire, VINO j.
now the guest of his son-in-law IN th's
city. Mr.. Edward Pugh's wife was {
wealthy young society woman OF BROOK
lyn. who was and still is very beautiful
She is a devout Catholic and to that faiti
her husband long since became a con-
vert, ana IHelE SifBltHtSS VI spiiisuoi
is not the least element in their presen
great happiness, for there Is not nap
pier couple in the world. They nave 4
beautiful home on fashionable Mt. Pleas
ant. not far from which is the equal!
beautiful home of Mr.. James l.. Pugh.
Jr. Mr.. Henry Pugh, the youngest born
of this eminent Alabama family. remains
like his brother. Hon. John G: Pugh, VINO
Is one Of the most popular OF Birmingham
society men, unmarried. Amongst the
many Alabamisns who called on Christ
mas day to pay their respects to Senator
and Mr.. Pugh were Mr.. William I. An.
drews and Miss Sallie Andrews. brother
and sister of DR.. Glenn Andrews of Mont
gomery. Miss Andrews who is one of the
most charming of Alabama girls, is the
guest Of her brother Mr.. William An
drews. who is a resident of Washington,
dwelling at 1912 18th Street. northwest
Miss Andrews Is popular here. as she is
everywhere she is known.
LITTLE MISS CARNEGIE.
Since Montgomery is to receive. visit
from Mr.. Andrew Carnegie and most
likely Mrs. Carnegie and their little
daughter. Miss Margaret. 1t way be wei
to correct one or two of the more famil-
lar mis-statements concerning the only
child OF the famous millionaire. The
newspapers make her out to be but years
cid. She is nearly Il. And the story that
her father led her through that splendid
new palace he has built in Fifth Avenue,
on the return OF the family from Europe.
the other day. and said to her in the
melodramatic style OF yellow journal
ISM My child, this palace Is your
Christmas gift" Is unspeakable rot. There
is not one word of truth in it, as Mr..
Carnegie has over his own signature de-
clared Those who personally know Mr..
Carnegie know that he would be the last
man to be guilty OF such cheap dime
novel Stiffness as that. Whatever may be
said of Mr.. Carnegie, he is not fool, mel
odramatic OF otherwise. His little daugh-
ter is the joy OF his well-rounded life. and
1t is extremely exasperating to him that
the fool yellow journals should attempt
to make both him and her ridiculous in
the Fifth Avenue residence story.
Mr.. Carnegie is one of the best natured
and most amiable Of men, but the meas
ure of even his goodness of heart 10 tried
by the "yellows."