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Show WHAT PEOPLE ARE DOING. Tom I'tunnES, of "Tnm Brown" fame, is now in tlie seventy-liflh year of his age and Is as chipper and full of enjoyment enjoy-ment as he eve r was. Yot'ifG James Our field is said to much resemble his futhcr, the duad president, and in manners, voice and methods reminds his friends of the paternal likeness. like-ness. Mr. Foster, secretary of state, upon retiring from his present ollice next March, will gu to Paris ns American agent to take charge of the government's govern-ment's case before the Bohring sea arbitrators. ar-bitrators. The engagement is announced nf Miss Julia Andrews, of Youngstown, O., to Mr. Leslie C. Bruce, business manager of the Turf, Field and Farm, of New York. Miss Andrews is a sister of Mrs. John A. Logan, Jr. Miss Paci.inf. Wiiit.sky, the daughter of William C. Whitney, will be one of the belles of the coming New York season. Miss Whitney has spent several sev-eral years in Kurope away from her parents and under the care of a governess, gover-ness, the same who trained Miss Leitcr if Chieugo. She is about eighteen years old. |
