The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
GROWING IN INTEREST.
second Week Of the Columbian
summer School at the
State Capital

Madison. Wis, July Special. i
Social life at the Columbia Catholic S,m-
mcr school. now in it. second yveak >,
Madison. has had Il decided boom since
ne arrival of the Milwaukee Delegation
nc following Milwaukee, ueoule have
been here: Miss Mary Fallon. Mrs. w,
=. ',ramcr. Joseph Fallon. Miss catbe.
rine D"lan. Miss Antoinette Mullaney. J.
= - .onnor. NJ. McGuigan. J. f.. Hatha-
Iormey.. Miss Alberta Tormcy. Miss
sarah Maloney, Miss Emma Gardner.
Mrs. w. T.. Cramer's Interesting lecture
last Friday night at the Opera house drew
a large audience. 1t was beautifully illus
lrat.T ..,i, by a t'ne series of views. Ii was
on he Vatican Hill and st. Peters,
Last week social features III which
the milwaukee, delegation took a promi-
,l"ht part III the reception at the Opera
mousse Monday evening, boat rides on
lakes Monona and Mendoza Wednesday
and Thursday. Thursday was a red-Icf-
ter day for pleasures. Lectures on this
day of the week are laid aside. and the
visitors and Madison people vie in getting
up entertainments for each others pleas
ur'. 1t was so last Thursday The Mad
ISon people gave the visiting delegations
q drive IN the afternoon to the university.
Mlid howcrs were gathered and later
The Harnan,' a boarding house kept by
IIdi iiit. WIS nettEattt with
them. Dancing was started by the Mil
Waukee delegation and everybody had a
fnc time. The Ladies' auxiliary. led by
Mrs. George Rand and Miss Mathews of
Dubuque. finished the day with reccp-
ton at keh hall.
On Friday picnics were the order of
the day and Saturday a complimentary
banquet was rendered by :; number of
deGlegations TO Fathers Danehy and
Shields of st. Paul Father Dalton of
Kansas City and Judge Wade of Iowa
City.
The Milwaukee delegation is full of
activity and interest in the school; the
Catholics III Milwaukee, don't know what
n good tim" can be had here during the
summer school. Last night reception
waa given III the assembly room at the
state capitol. The reception committee
Included Gov. and Mrs. Scoticld, Justice
ahi Mrs !. +. Winslow. Mr.. and Mrs
ward Mel .anghiu, Prof and Mrs. j. w.
Stcalns. Prof. and Mrs. w. H. HoSen-
stengel. Judge and Mrs. Anthony Dono-
van. AID. and Mrs !. w. Cunhlin. Mrs
George Rand of Kcokuk, Miss Nash Of
tiallipolis. o.. Miss Freeman Miss Mary
McGovern. Bishon s q Mcssmer, Rev
!! w. Dalton of Kansas City. Rev. T.
nanehy of st. Paul, Condo h. Pallen
ph. D., "f ST. Louis. Henry Austin
Adams of New York aud Prof. j. {.
l. rpcman.
This weeks entertainments will in
clude q drive tn the "DellS.' an enter
tuinmeht provided by the school, boating
parties; bicycle PARTIES, etc. \ bicycle
club, til" &c. 4. g.. WAS organized last
Saturday. with C. f. Duffy a. captain:
/. W. Tormey. whipper in: Miss Healy
ot Chicago lady whippeT-in. and Miss
Itombir, secretary. The membership
numbers forty already and the colnrs are
yellow and white.
Secretary Edward Mclaughlin of the
school and City Attorney hylward of
~" lncai committee expect u large crowd
this week and are doing all they can -
make til" sessions success. Bishop
Mcs$mcr Is heart and soul III tn" schools
success. Henry Austin Adams, former
y assistant to Bishop Potter in New
! ork. who's" recent admission into the
(athnli" church has caused a stir iii
II" an attraction this Wcrk. IT. ttcn
secured ut great expense 10y the manage
mcnt. tondo 4. Pallcn and Miss Eliza
Allen Starr, two well known authorities
in literature and art. will also lecture.