The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-21

burghshire, one of the finest Tudor
mansions in the United Kingdom, and
another at Dunbar, County Hadding-
ton, and some so, 900 acres of land. With
his two estates. his family prestige,
and the Goelet money. the future out
look on life is most promising for the
young couple. On the Dunbar estate
there is a famous tree under which
Cromwell is said to have stood when
he witnessed the battle which gave him
the dictatorship of England The house
is modern, but the bark has beautiful
ground, slipping down to the sea. Queen
Victoria visited the place in 1876. when
the present Dukes mother was mis-
tress of the, robes, and planted a cedar
tree in the garden, which still flour
ishss.
The British ambassador and I,adv
Herbert, who has been in Switzerland
for some time past, will return to Eng
land next week. The ambassador
though still far from-robust, is much i'm
proved in health. They will sail for
America late in October, in time to be
present at the marriage of Lady Her
bert's niece, Miss May Goelet to the
Duke of Roxburghe. They will not come
to the embassy at Washington before
that event.
The German ambassador and Baron
ess Speck Won Sternberg are expected
TO return to Washington about the mid
die Of October
The Chinese legation is again astir
with life, the children of the minister
having returned a week ago from their
summer outing, spent in the noun
tains of Maryland. Mrs. Yung KWai
wife OF the secretary-interpreter of the
Chinese legation, spent a few DAVIS in
the city last week, but returned to
Hillsboro, Md, where she has been
spending the summer. She will come
this month.
Gen. Hernandez, the recently ap-
pointed and much talked of minister
from Venezuela, has established him
self in a prominent Washington Hotel
after summer vacation spent at Sara
toga and at Sayville, l.. l. The minis
ter has his two sons with him, both
typical little Spanish Americans, with
the blacklist of eyes, swarthy complex
ions and most engaging manners Sc
nor Pulido, first secretary of the lega-
ton, who spent his summer vacation
for the most part with the new minis
ter, has also returned and established
himself at somewhat less conspicuous
hotel.
Chief Justice Melville w. Fuller Of
the United States Supreme Court has
left Paris, where he has been for sew
eral weeks with Mrs. and Miss Fuller,
and gone to London, where they have
taken apartments at'the Savoy.
Senator and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge
have gone to Paris from London for a
limited stay The Secretary of War
and Mrs. Root and Miss Root have
also left London and gone to Paris for
a short visit.
Mr.. John r. Mclean, who with Mrs
Mclean and party, have been travel
ing extensively on the continent by
automobile, sailed from Southhamp-
ton the other day on the Kaiser Will
liam der Crosse. Mrs. Mclean and the
rest of the party joins him at Cher
bourg.
The Hon, Butler Ames, Representa-
tive in Congress from the Fifth Mass
achusetts District is "a golf enthusi-
asst of the first water. He has been
spending the summer at the Mount
Pleasant House, ~ H., where he has
made some unequalled scores over the
golf course there. He will probably
play with one Of the several golf clubs
here during the season.
Mrs. Stanford, widow of the late
Senator from California, is now we'll
along her journey around the world
Last month she spent one day I'm Homo
lulu. From the Sandwich Islands she
sailed for Melbourne, Australia, where
for some time she will be the guest of
her brother-n-law, Mr.. Thomas w
Stanford. Thence Mrs. Stanford win
proceed 10 India: afterwards TO Egypt:
and then, by way Of contrast will take
In France, Italy. Germany. England
and Russia. Later Norway. Sweden.
Denmark and Hungary are included
in her itinerary. She will finally stop
In London for a lengthy stay and will
take house on the Thames where
she Will rest for some months before
returning 10 this country.
Advices from Europe tell OF the
triumphant debut In grand opera OF
Miss Lucy Call. daughter of former
Senator Call, Of Florida. Washing
tonians felt especially interest IA this
gifted young woman. who was born
IN this city and lived here al her NE
until her fathers retirement from The
Senate. From early girih0od Miss cdi