The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-31
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,--ing GO5s-pA DO0-e -,
'srssi,s1 winter z the Capital
wen u, he Philadelphia Press.
f'On - Jul, 24-The letters an
AsHls .Sa details { Miss 81ary G. Caid-
ln'- ,sS,- Oh to Fince Joachim Nu'at
usa5 mere With equal interest ana
re DS'I bv those ,ho knew the young
en- Ln. one white of Washington NE
j. u LEI CH aud picturesque impress
l=N b1t hardF an endearing one,
leIe' H. she came heralded oy
t8ltns .e.on+ 5onatin of $780,, 900 to the
muii, d. Po,'on Catolic Divinity school,
OlcS5u iL;..G1-srsrdiue she received wnlIe
nV. W. iev ting of the corner stone d
81 lL1 Eve HOLY ather at Rome: by
~ ban n ion she secured world-wI t &c =
.9I not o " as an helreSs, ous aS q
n, daughter ofthe caurcn, anu IL -
'ouI .innehlv to b believed tnat tneSe
lT Eara 0'nerated Hrongly IN her favor
- Pal Appearance Miss CaId"eli is
PEI Ssl;ra~T above medium hight, slen-
Lei = arid with alert and shrewd
Nl IN gracious manner. she hrst
leI w Washington three years ago last
PIE u y, = med guilty at the Arlington
As -orbo,,%one while looking over the
ID nc. - a. we're. and deciding whether
5iou--' Toi n give in the direction
IA Befob she went away her CIV was
! i -oI, in lhe public prints, and at the
Nm of tlt next season sne am ner
20, - sistei Lena, who Is much the
~ otl+be two. came on as winter
i ,,s..',' accobpanied by their aunt, Mrs.
ll '.II-, ,c6oI vas at that time a good
lllV.i ~ 'rrqii and they leased the house
r u 80 n he family of the late Gen.
~ rsr d.d Probabilities, at the cor
I s,r44 aad Connecticut avenue
w., nr1ninent Catholic element in
.tv sid uanv others called promptly
4 see the weli-a1vertised helresSSes.
H. first hospitality was Sunday
<Sni~g dinher III honor OF the
ngeT sisters 2ls- birthday, at which
81 a77-iranc4 Cardinal Gibbons, who had
baen twisted with his new office, was
4 nest and bn which occasion Miss lie
4 5rafel b r coming into the disposal OF
4 fortune Hy adding $4,000 to her sisters
[rlrdonatbn to the foundi gof the school
4 "a named I his was a brilliant opening
their VII DIR. and for awhile they rode
4 tbe topuost wave, being constantly in
H. 70 the mcst fashionable gatherings
Il holding large Tuesday afternoon recep-
4 n Hazen whose wife and young son
"a in Europe, was calamity DESTROYS
"A the sisters should attend the dIDlo-
stic reception at the white house and in
Il Al them on MS own card, taking them in
i carriage. Butin calling for them he was
1iged t. wait a long time downstairs for
il elder sister u be ready, and 1t was
h and sleet nIghO and he was in
lform, without his overcOat. Again, on
tlrnin! from the presidential drawing
fms he agar waited for his charges
ary an hou, it is said, in the cold
u draughty 7esibule before they could
Il their wrapsi in the dressing-room. The
h waits were 100 much for his strength,
hugh he wasa rugged-looking soldier, a
10 Of many battles. Pneumonia marked
b for It's prey, and in forty-eight hours
BIZ that fatal night he was a corpse at his
stIeet lodgings. 1t was said that the
kSes al dwell gave dinner the evening
u be died, but it was altogether i'm
bbaLle tnat they had been informed how
contracted the cold that caused his
ath.
Iater in the season the young ladies gave
Lnner party III honor of the Bishop of
1na, no had come on here to solemnize
Far7lage IN prominent circles. 1t was
me with laughing criticism by one of
guests that, although the dinner hour
named on the cards of invitation "a
pclock. it was exactly $50 when Miss
r. the hostess of the evening, came
IN from her dressing-room to the parlor,
the reverend father and all the other
|stS were waiting there in suspense
Phe unusual proceeding. BY this time
procivity for keeping people
ltns was very generally goSsiped
put IN society, and she was called
s1ayeltonal and self willed. VERY
bably some of the stories told of Miss
hwell IN Illustration of these facts were
Z ryphal. One of them was to the eff
tlat at a grand bail the sisters gave
IaId the close of the winter the later
leIS looked III vain for a hostess to sal tie
e terlng and the early goers were
lly perpleXed for one to whom they
u maze their adieus. One of them,
per ey d than the rest, discovered her
las under the stairway en- tete-a-tete
\ 2ciety man, she having said auda-
asty IN abandoning her post of duty as
tteSS Inat she wasn'G going to Sta nd there
De bored ali the evening.
FL Dill at her florists naturally became
lIl. Us through the winter. and the Cos
~ me late spring was that she consid-
II 50 extortonate she had decli ed to
n Il, and that it was placed in the
u Y. Of collector. Very likely some ad-
saEe had been taken in the way OF extra
i ~ 0Ae enterprising tradesman be-
y Sne vas woman and an heiress. and
,lo,est may have been only righteous.
~ VI the above bits Of gossip. or alv
| Vi the myriad IN circulation al the
|, oOie hard upon her as a woman of in
'.{' Out ~ upon certain idiosvncra-
Vlat caused her to be denommat4d
~: The very ones who talked them
WIN me most omiuous lifting of the
,rot.'1 YOU'D doubtless lie foremost to
!, "a 91 --l ner as the Princess Murat
hence. ~ 1ie'IiAe anu
,, Z remembered as one of Miss Caldwelrs
pses. ~ characteristics thai she was sus-
' ra VI oelng courted for her money
" NJ tNo passages in the letter of her
: ;n's' DoInelly, intimate a warineSs
,;ar score. Per contra. among the
,-.i ld1ls CT Miss Caldwell. nav he
! Hin,l, her unselfsh love for her hand
M Yio oI sister, between whom and her
in ~. tFast IN looks was such as to he
1r ru%liy commented on, greatly to the
'eu advantage. No one ever heard
,g a9' urea 4red word about it from the dis
a. A.. eiuer sister, who was sufficiently
' % oelng Unlocking, besides being
d on Years year oid, to justify composure #
I ,, ole ard only conversation with Miss
AZ was at the house of a mutnoI
t qs,o oeiore sac knew t. g Wasbington
e TpV a by name, and it was ait
,itbSfoH egaole and chatty. The face.
ba AS5'a'lding some infelicfties of ernreS'
h,cS - q al 'dertone of earnestness about
IS ma 70 re L, SAINT to remember. and in
n abs ~ W oeheve that under the stimulus
prjda a ptng love which fully satisfies
a stron aou am ition She NAV develop
: SV' ohg, line tvpe Of wo,oo1;hooJ 'S-Op