The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-30
About People in and Around the
City of Washington.
Tas Talk Created by the Marriage of Miss
Caldwell to Baron zeawitz-The Last
Sensation ef he Season.
Special TO TnE MonSNe caLL

s Cf reelection. Then the SiiVer Din WehI
: from the Senate @ the House, the Speaker
disposed Of ii after bis own ideas, the OPP
position arose and as they thought defeated
linn aud at last broke his careering spirit.
Tie Sneaker and his friends summoned
Lleir absent supporters, aud from near and
from far they poured into the Capitol
straight fros-i. q trains. Without as much
as a"viuk to tell them that TIE game was to
1a reversed the Speaker rose up and in
few minutes was standing triumphant with
Che heads OF his enemies in his trenches
ths gayel playing merrilY II was as
.drama~c an affair as the session has al
e forde1, and the Speaker with ais enforce
.: lreHts m76e q regular Sherdaa's Ride
tRTCaght the House. The colossal Speaker
. has uet only Come out triumphant in every
.-oCaies. Win Ills own troops, 5Ut'he has had
great deal Of luu with them this year, and
Is now SIN more plainly dlclare6 euzz-
saw which It is wise 20 LET alcae-
as Baron Zsdwitz did finally marry Miss
Mary Elizabeth BTeckinridE+s Caldwell on
Tuesday noon. the doubts M prophecies oil
many seasons nave been Ser az rest Because
OF his being a1e of tie stanchest fami-
/ lies Of Gegw utN-.lans aud size Cath
.olfr there 95ae obstacle TO he union;
boy-ise nG 4d being iu the German diDlo-
matte service, and Prince Bismarck object
ing to his diploma.es contracting foreign al
llanees ana his high-hande1 way of retiring
and worrying them when they did so, there
was second obstacle. Then, when it was
+ announced tina Miss GT-ndo.sn Caldwell
was 60 marry Prince Murat Is was foretod
r that lie noble GeTman would never be
bg0tl5r-n-lav OF FIeuCLmau, and finally
when there came all the unpleasant talk
AND tae neloTiety following the breakup of
II The Alurat affair, gCssips said that such a
Is very thiu-shinned,
III. PROUD AND SENSITIVE
II man as Baron Zedwitz would never ally
himself with the Caldwell family. In spite
u ri tue prophecies he did, and the white
ald -3id chapel That the bride gave to the
Catholic University was the scene of a
beautiful q. eddlng. All OF society and the
= diplomatic circle left in town were there
,iFiuz three miles out and back in the
sat OF summers day IN their braYest
LLary. IS GWendOlen Caldwell was al
most as mGCn d subject OF interest as the
G9dei and wore gown OF white and gold
striped bT0cade, embroidered with gold
thread, with gold thread jacket and a
4 bonnet, al bullion and butteTcups, that
ought TO have supported and given her
sp,rit for any ordeal. The brides dress
was heavy white satin with front draperies
OF old point high bodice, high pulled
mutt Meg sleeves, and a veil of old point
aeid 10y coronal of orange blossoms. She
--sard;an, Mr. Eugene Kelly, the New York
4. banker. Baron ZedwitZ and his best man.
t. 6aron cternberg OF the German Legation,
we're more dazzling figures than Bishop
lopaldInR and Bishop keane in their canOni-
Gals Is both barons wore the beautiful white
and uite saxon uniform, with swords, spears,
too boots, chapeauX and a handful of
-medals and decorations. Besides the dis
HenSatln which he gave beforehand the
Pope 4led his blessing, and after the
service The company drove back to the city,
ana % edding breakfast was served at the
Arlington. Il was a brilliant and merry
cempab7. Late IN the afternoon a dinner
Of tl.t covers for the relatives, prelates
and immediate bridal party was served
and Nilal Ter forty odd trunks the Young
-Ecr vas taken 10 the train, and the
-SI-F ---T-rIous private car which Patti
used ibis season started on Its journey to
tie City of Mexico with them. Nothing was
SAID or shown of the wedding presents, but
u is known that there were many very
handsome ones from the LeGwitz family and
the near friends Of both. Society counts
this It's last event and sensation, and goes
OF to the summer resorts confident that
nothing more of equal or half Importance
can happen for few months now.
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Dun
wick tue children and lfdOZen servants
GeuI 20
CAPE MAY
Attic beginning Of the week and found the
eOliageJheTe even more complete and more
% work Of magic than had been thought.
There WAS 10 need to rub magic lamp and
i'slumon anything, as the house was not
'qriy furnished from garnet to cellar with
ge-ythlng needed for grown people and
children, but the larder, the pantry and the
s.orp-ru oIn were furnished as well. The
".is..-.fi5 Vent from here by a private train,
: arriving at Cape May at 4 o'clock in the
afIs moon, ana had barely time to go all
over tne house before dinner of many
courses appeared on the table and hospital
ity chriSiened the house Already the
que -Equm has an occupant and Mrs
George b. Williams Of Indiana, who for
some years has been a Washington resi-
DENT J9ined the family yesterday for few
day, visit.
The President meanwhile has the White
/ House all 70 himself, except as he has some
friend 20 dine aud lunch with him. Repre-
sentative Anderson Of Kansas is one Of the
i Presidents intimate friends called up0n
+ frequently during this lonely season. The
: tWU were boys and young men together, ami
when the young lawyer, Benjamin u
.1, was married the young tae0ogic
uent. John Anderson, was his
job. Anderson went to Calif0rf
preached there a few years, as :. ....s e.
laIn Of the Third InfanirT
- y 1iuuteers, went as far front
aid, and camped at Salt 4.eke
time until after the close OF ID er
(alifornia's agent in the Santa
sion. Lut only get as far baeg 20 the " SO as
Kansas, where he settled down as President
oL.an agricultural college. Next he came to
o." Congress, and has been here now eleven
winters For the six winters that Senator
Harrison was here he and his old friend re-
yived their early friendship. No one eele-
DRAFTED the Harrison election and inaugura-
ion With more low and enthusiasm than
J.iis old friend, who went to Kansas by way
81 California, and. beginning as a Presby-
lorlar minister, ended up a Republican
Congressman. Private Secretary HalfOrd
viii move to the White House and help out
wi 10 mi
soon as
= MRS. AND MISS HALFoRD
Leave Tie city for Cape May and the Presi-
Gent and his Secretary will then make fire.
gEent visits to the shore. A train-load of
luq ana editors has Just arrived in the city,
! and VIII expect and receive special atten-
tibl. at the White House, although any
: ether season would have been better for
visiting Washington for their own comfort
able enjoyment Of its sights.
The suburbs and the river are the places
Of resort every afternoon and evening. and
the new river steamers and the new electric
r9&ns are reaping a harvest Electric rail-
roads are being projected in every direc-
> ton, and the real-estate boom is reaching
nearly TO Great Falls. The high ground
along the river above Georgetown
has 1T last been plated out, and
under the name Of the Palisade OF the
Potomac is on the market. A compressed
air motor is to rush cars over the suburban
end Of Seventh street. and the boom is 10
the northeastward as well as northwest
ara. Mrs Kate Chase Sprague has prof
tied by the boom, and has sold enough from
her Edgewood property to give her con-
siderable sum in hand, and still holds
. enough 10 secure her the benefits Of future
advances. Her daughter Ethel, who stud
led Tor the stage for a year or more and de-
ciared that her intention Of going on the
stage was to earn the money necessary Tor
tie family support, has given MP her dra-
matte studies and come home. The real es-
tate boom has thus spared the public an
other distinguished amateur on the stage.
aud is spreading wide its benefits. The
cable road is more and more success, and
ihere is only regret that all Washington's
CAR ROUTES ARE so CROOKED
That the cable is about impossible. The
] innUmerable corners they turn and the
circular parks trey curve around put the