Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Consulship for a Brides Wedding
Gift.
Miss Fitzpatrick and Mr.. Morgan VIII
sOnal MOvemcnts-Notes.

Mrs. fitzpatrick and her daughter Miss
Laura Delphine Fitzpatrick, who spent the
last four months i'm this city, returned to
New York last week. where the latter will
be married the last of this month to Mr.
Harry III. Morgan. son of Judge =. II.
Morgan of the supreme court of louisiana
formerly United States minister to Mexico
Mr.. Morgan has received the appointment
| of consul to Switzerland. a wedding pres
ent from President Mckinley to the bride
and the marriage has been arranged for ar
early date, that the couple may proceed
to their new home. Only relatives will be
present at the ceremony, which will be
performed by Archbishop Corrigan. There
will be neither bridesmaids nor ushers
and the bride will be given away by her
br other-fn-law, Lieut.. William Carroll Raj
ferty, L. S. a. The bride. who is the
younger daughter of the late Gen. Hugh
Ju,ison Fitzpatrick. L. s. A.. was born IA
Chile during the time her father occupied
the post of United States minister to that
country but she has been brought up and
educated in this country. On her mothers
side Miss Fitzpatrick is a direct descend
ant of the infantas Of CASTLE, who were
the founders of the abbey and royal house
of Tabliega D!az kingdom of Navarro.
Her maternal grandfather was the late
Don Francisco Fernandez de Valdivieso.
Mrs. Truxton Beale. with her little son.
is at OgontZ. Pa, visiting her sister. Mrs.
Walter Damrosch. She had been visiting
Miss Rachel Cameron at Harrisburg.
Mr.. Paul May. formerly Belgian secre-
tary of legation at Washington and later
at Japan, has, 1t is said, resigned his ap
pointment, and will be in Newport before
the season closes. His return will bring
among whom he was especially popular.
and revive the story of Miss Belknap's APP
preaching marriage to him.
MIR. and Mrs. John Vinton Dahlgren will
summer at Saratoga, where they will oc-
cupy one of the largest cottages. and en-
terrain largely during the season.
MIR. Knagenhjelm of the Swedish legation
and family are established at Lenox for
the season.
Mrs. S A. Thorn, accompanied by Miss
Thorn and Master James A. Thorn, has
gone to her home in Oakland TO spend the
summer.
Miss Carrie Allen and Miss Anna kluge
are spending few weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Morris of Atlanta. Ga. accompanied
by Ter two daughters. Misses Leila and
Sadie. spent two days very pleasantly IN
the city sightseeing. Mrs. Morris visited
her sister Mrs. Amis. at 9l6 street.
Assistant United States Naval Astrono-
ner and Mrs. Brown entertained a small
company of young people at their rest
dence at the observatory last Saturday
afternoon. In the shadiest nook in the
woods adjacent 10 the house delightful
luncheon as served. Covers We're laid Tor
ten. The guests Were Miss Florence trisby.
Miss Blanche Birch, Miss Helen Skinner.
the Misses Brown. Mr.. Russell Milward,
Mr.. Melville Skinner, Lieutenant Allen ana
Mr.. Paul Gunon.
Mrs. L. G. 5. Slater arrived at the Tray
ers villa. Narragansett avenue. Newport.
Miss Gwynn of Washington will be Mrs.
Slater's guest during the season.
Miss Laura A. Flint. Mrs. Barrett and
Miss Barrett of 1424 Massachusetts avenue
left today for the Maine coast. where they
will spend the summer. They will stop a
few days in New York route to attend
the BarberDavis wedding a Ardsley Tow
eIs. on the Hudson.
Miss Catherine Mattingly of Harrison
burg Va is visiting Miss Marie Reilly,
No. no Florida avenue. where she will DE
pleased 10 II Get er Washington friends.
Miss Caroline Livingston Bagaley re
ceived the art medal and played on the
piano and banjo at the closing exercises Of
Mt. st. Agnes College yesterday.