The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-07

the rest of the season, after an absence
of several years.
Mrs. Foraker, wife of the Senator
from Ohio, has been enjoying a quiet
month in her home in this city. almost
entirely alone. Senator Foraker and
their two daughters. with their hus-
bands, arrived the other day and all
are now in Cincinnati, where they will
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dolph Matthews for a short time They
will go to the Worlds Fair and then
start on trip to the Yosemite Valley
and Yellowstone Park. as the Senator
desires to have a little recreation be-
lore entering on the campaign.
Among the Legations.
The Chinese Minister, who has been
in Mexico for some time, returned
to Washington this week. Soon after
wards he will take his young daugh-
ter and two little sons, Arlu and Arlee
to Amherst, Mass. Mrs Yung Kwai
wife of the secretary interpreter of
the Chinese legation, and her chill
dren, are at Colonial Beach down the
Potomac for a few weeks.
The Siamese legation is established
at East Gloucester, Mass, as it was
last year. The minister, Thya Ak
haraJ Varadhara, is there with his
secretary, Mr.. Lotus, and Nom
Luang kuaval, student attache of the
legation. Nine. Jusserand. wife of
the French Ambassador has been very
i'll in Paris, and her condition caus-
ed much concern to her friends and
relatives. She is now slightly i'm
proved. Her only brather, Mr. Oracle
King Richards, makes his home in
Washington with a relative, Mrs
John Oracle Clarke, who was former
ly Miss Ellen Blight, of Philadelphia,
at her home on fashionable LAFAYETTE
Square. Nine. Jusserand comes of
American parents. but was born in
France, and this accounts for her per-
feet English which is always a sur
prise to the strangers she meets.
Mrs. SprinGer's Gift to Asbury Park.
Mrs. Springer, widow of Judge Will
liam M. Springer of Illinois, who has
a host of friends at the National
Capital, where she lived many years.
has just contributed $1,000 toward the
building fund for young peoples
| temple at Asbury Park. A year ago
Judge Springer presided at the Fourth
| of July exercises in the present tenn
pie in Asbury Park, and was greatly
| interested in the work being done
there. In contributing to the fund.
Mrs. Springer is carrying out an ex-
pressed wish of the late distinguish
ed Representative in Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart A. Aldrich,
son and daughter-in-law of Senator
| Aldrich of Rhode Island, whose mar
| riage took place in ST. Louis a few
weeks age, have leased the cottage
in Newport close by that of ME-, and
Mrs. John G.. Rockefeller, Jr., the
latter a sister of Mr.. Aldrich. Mr..
William T. Aldrich, elder brother of
Mr.. Stuart Aldrich, who for some
years has been studying art in a for
eign land, has returned to the sum-
mer home of his parents in Rhode Is
! land.
As everybody knows Col. Bromwell
has succeeded Col. Symonds as super
intendent of public buildings and
grounds, and has more to do with the
! White House and it's functions than
anyone outside the presidential fam
! lily. His wife was Miss Scott, OF
! Illinois, a niece of former Vice Pres
| ident Adlai Stevenson. During the
! last Cleveland administration she and
! her mother, Mrs. Matthew Scott, had
a handsome house here and were
| prominent social factors in Washing
! ton. Just now Mrs. Bromwell is with
her mother at the Scott country place
outside of Bloomington, Ills.