The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07
ner at their New England summer

mer at their New England summer
home.
Justice and Mrs. White have taken
cottage at arragansett Pier, where
they will go June Is, the same date Sc
iected by Justice and Mrs. McKenna
for their annual migration to York
Harbor. Me.
Miss Isabel McKennan will leave
town somewhat in advance of her fam
lily, stopping with friends in New York,
en- route.
Justice and Mrs. Peckham, who
have country place in Duchess coun-
ty, New York, and Justice and Mrs.
Holmes, who are equally fortunate IN
having a place in Massachusetts, will
spend the greater part of the summer
at these respective estates.
Justice Brown will go to his former
home in Michigan for a part of the
season.
Justice Day, the latest addition to the
Supreme bench, has not yet establish
ed his Washington home, and is at
present in Canton, o.
Mrs. Hale will leave during the pres
ent week for Ellsworth. Me-, where
Senator Hale is already established
for the summer.
Senator Lodge and family have closed
their Washington home and gone TO
Nahant, Mass, to remain until July,
when they sail for Europe.
Representative and Mrs. Hit are
still occupying their Washington home
in K street, where they win remain
several weeks longer.
Representative and Mrs. Charles B.
Lands, with their two children, left
yesterday for their home, at Delphi,
Ind.
Mrs. Samuel Reber wife of Col. Re-
her, U. S. A., left June 1. For North
ampton, L. l., where Col. Reber has
taken cottage for the summer. Gen,
and Mrs. Nelson A. Miles, Mrs. Reber's
parents, will probably join them in
July.
Baron Giskra, who will act as charge
Il affaires in the absence of the am
bassador from Austria Hungary, and
the Baroness Giskra, with the other
members of the embassy staff, left on
Saturday for Manchester-by-the-S Sea,
where the Baron has established his
summer headquarters.
Admiral Revil. of the French navy.
who arrived in Washington Tuesday,
and with several officers of his staff
was entertained at dinner the same
evening by the French ambassador and
Mime. Jusserand. Rear Admiral Rivet
is commander of the French warship
Tage, now in Baltimore harbor, en-
route from Martinique to the French
possessions in the North Atlantic. The
admiral comes to Washington accom-
panied by most of his staff, which
comprises thirty officers. The French
! squadron will sail for New York in
the near future, and after leaving that
port will make a summer cruise along
the coast of New England and Can
ada, stopping at all important points.
The Japanese Minister and Nine.
Takahira have planned to sail for
Japan about July /, and will make
long visit to their home. This will be
Mr.. Takahira's first absence from his
post since he was accredited here in
| the summer of 1900. Upon his arrival
in the Flowery Kingdom there will be
! a reunion of Mr.. Takahiras family,
which consists of son and daughter,
who have been in the care of their
! grandmother in the absence of their
parents. The legation will make its
summer headquarters in Washington.
Count Mutsu will act as charge daft
flares.
Capt. and Mrs. Richardson Glover,
who are sailing for home this week,
after their long stay in London, where
! Commander Clover was naval attache
at the American embassy, received
many farewell entertainments given in
/ their honor. Their hosts and hostesses
last week at dinners and luncheons ga
lore were Ambassador Choate, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank MacKay, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Henry White, the German, Austrian
and French military attaches, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Carter, Frau Won Coerper,
Consul General and Mrs. H. c. Evans,
and many others. Capt. Clover gave
a large dinner last week in honor of
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