The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24

visit to some OF the larger clubs would as
tonish a good many people in the enthusiasm
displayed by the feminine c0n.ingeni. The
number as we'll as the social prominence of
the women who are now playing mark the
game as one of the popular outdoor fads Of
the day.
Baldwin seminary has issued q new ca a
logue for 1898. H. A. Bronson, who had
charge Of MIR. Bachus classes last spring,
will act as principal. and C. W. Van Dyke,
OF the state university, as assistant principal.
The latter has not before been connected with
the school. He will have charge of the
ma.hem2li2s ana natural science and WI
conduct a military department. The cadets
viii have uniforms modelled after those or
the United States cadets.
Mr.. Bronson will have the Greek, Latin and
political science. Mrs. Bachus, The prGcep-
tress, win teach literature and history The
seminary will have this year g musical con-
Won Schl. initz Won den Bergh, Nine Noble,
Miss Ida England and DR.. Helen w. Bissell.
evening by the Highwood expression class,
assisted by Henry Deilaield and William
TIompkins, Of st, Paul, promises to be a de-
lghtful affair, Mr.. TomDAins will sing ons
Of MS original comic songs and MIR. Del a.
field will render piano solos Miss s. Char
lette Harris, will recite The Legend of he
sing The Swallows" and MSS Ceci II
Schwahe viii play on the piano THE Even
ing SCnS' and Am Center See"
The second part OF the programme will in
clude several pantomimic pieces and living
pictures by the expression class: These are
Romeo and Juliet" ''Niobe." Greek Pan
tomime, "Ophelia," can Innocent Victim"
Lydia" and Liberty"
Miss Florence schiffman entertained Tues
were: Miss Elsie Constants MIS- Helen Hcl-
bert, Nj joan Stickney, Miss johnson, Miss
Allen and Mesers; o'8rien; Dyer, Carson.
Hawkins, Gould, Grib5eu and Krayenbuhl
Miss Nellie Cunningham entertained at
dancing Tuesday evening, and at a Fudge
party Thursday evening.
Mrs W c. Edwards gave an informal
darcing rarity Thursday evening, at her home
on Summit avenue. for her sen, Ruus.
Mss Clerissa Baker Maryatt and Warren
W. Spence were married Tuesday evening
in st. PGUfs church, by Rev. John Wriaht.
A wedding supper of twenty-five covers fol-
lowed a. the ColonDade, and later there was
dancing. Mr.. and Mrs. Spence are at Min
neonka and will reside after Aug 10 at the
Colornade.
Wheeler to Edward S. Curry, took place Mon
day evening at the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Mortimer NJ. Wheeler.
the Church of the Messiah officiated The
wedding was very quiet one, only relatives
DelDS present
Miss Grace Bishop. Of Summit avenue, gave
a tally no party and al fresco supper Thurs
day evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Pickwick
OF Newark N j., and Clarence KrtnbilI, OF
Dixon. III. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Titcomb chap.
eroned the party. The drive was out oyer
the fort Iofd TO Minnehaha park, where sup
per was served. After a Dive around Lake
Harriet the rarty e,urped. The gu S 8 wers
DR.. and Mrs. c. H. Darling, Mrs. C. B. Birch
tho Misses Eloise Brown. Halberg, Tsllm dge
Hllman. Messrs. Steven Conday Herbert
Brown, William Fraim. Edwin Thomas, Har-
~ SnowdoD, Arthur Stirn and George Hal
berg.
The marriage OF Miss Ella ]. Grover to
Frank f. barnard was solemnjzed Wednesd ay
evening by Rev. F. B. Cowgirl at the par
sonaga of the First NJ. e. church. Mr. and
Mrs Barnard will reside In Minneapolis.
Mrs. Charles ". Norquist gave her first at
home Tuesday at her home on Iglehart street
Miss Minnie Theotald; OF Pleasant avenue
with her neice, Miss Lndelke, of He,eua
Mont, will leave this week for Berlin. Ger
many, where Miss Theobald and Dr. John Ed
lar of the Royal University of Berlin. VIII
be married in August. Miss Endeke will
spend some time in Europe with DR.. and Mrs
Edlar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Burson. Of Hague ave-