The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-10
TWO FAMOUS WOMEN
The Misses Caldwell, ofBaltimore,
Return From Europe.
THEAFFAIR WITH PRINCE MURAT
Is Memory Now-Miss Lena will Marry
Baron Won Redtwitz and Reside in
the City of Mexico.
Especial tOTHE HERAnD-Examlner Dispatch. !

Especial to THE HERALD-Examlner Dispatch I
New YORK, June 9.-Among the first
passengers to leave by the steamer La
Bretange Saturday morning, after the big
French liner had been made fast to the
wharf, were the two Misses Caldwell. of
Baltimore, whose rnunifcence did so much
toward the establishment of the Catholic
university at Washington. The elder SIS
ter, Gwendoline, was prominent in the
public eye recently because OF her engage
ment to Prince Murat, whom she finally re
fused to marry. With the two young
ladies' were their aunt, Mrs. T. Donnelly,
OF Baltimore, and two maids. On the
wharf 10 meet them were Eugene Kelly,
VINO is a trustee of the Catholic university.
and Charles NJ. Fry, friend of the family
From the wharf the party were driven to
the Fifth Avenue hotel, where the ladies
viii remain few days before departing
south.
The younger sister, whose full name is
Mary Elizabeth Breckenridge Caldwell.
but who from infancy has been known by
the dimlnutlve Lima, is to be married in
Washington in fortnight the exact date
has not yet been fixed, TO Baron Won Redt-
WITT, German minister TO the republic of
Mexico. The ceremony will be performed
by Bishop Spaulding, of Peoria. Ills, and
erected by the young lady after Gwen
doline had built the university. Cardinal
Gibbons viii be present at the marriage.
After the wedding the couple will go di-
rect TO the City OF Mexico. there remain
ing during Barrios' term of Office. Since the
death of their parents the two young
women have been separated and friends
say that Gwendolire will in all likelihood 20
to Mexico to live with the couple. la that
lal No1 all IN
not be opened this year. Unlike the in
tended Murat-Caldwell wedding that was
to have taken place in Paris last year, this
wedding will be very quiet. Gwendolines
trousseau was stamped with Murat's coat
of-arms and crown and descriptions of it
sent broadcast. With Lima there will beno
such display. She has as much money as
her sister and can afford to indulge in such
luxuries, but in her case her trousseau
will be without any such ornaments.
While in Rome last spring Miss Gwendo-
line Caldwell was attacked By typhoid fe-
yer, and for time ner life was despaired
of. After 4 i've weeks siege she was de-
clared out of danger, and the party left for
Paris. Prince Murat, who was to have
been Gwendoline's husband, is widower
OF fifty-five and native of this country,
having been born in Baltimore. His mother
was Caroline Frazer, an American girl He
maj iSu A4uOCoo A1alCS Dertuler, Dy whom
he had three children, all of whom are now
married. He was penniless. and it was
over the amount Of money to be given him
that the disagreement occurred. 1t was
authoritatively stated at the time that the
prince wanted 3, 100000 to pay his debts
and 100000 year This the young woman
refused to do, declaring she would handle
her fortune as she saw fit. She then went
back to her friends, and, as friend of the
family remarked to a reporter yesterday,
"The whole affair is now a memory.'