St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-21
forms, and they will be completed by the
latter part of the week.

forms, and they will be completed by the
latter part Of the week
A gay party. members OF the Ice Bear
eluo returned last night from Forest Lake,
where they have been the guests of Sheriff
klchter since last Monday. y portion Of
the tline was spent in hunting. considerable
4 game being secured, and the rest 70 social
indoor pleasures, the festivities of Tuesday
being eniiyened by a surprise party, the
wives OF the Bears appearing suddenly
on the scene from 81. Paul. a merry
dance and dinner followed. the ladies
returning on the evening train. The gentle
men composing the party were Charles
Smith, Frank Werner. Henry Bueger.
Charles Mathies. Hubert Friese .Iobn
lhhl. Henry Weber, John Heber, Judge
Hanft and Sheriff Richter.
Assistant Secretary Hanson is keeping
a record OF all the organized clubs and re-
/ quests the president OF each club 10 send i'm
the name Of his organization. when organ
I lied, description of uniform. STYLE OF badge.
name of officers, address of the secre-
tary, number OF original and present menu
berS. a report of the membership must be
made each week.
There are orders i'm the hands OF four
tailoring firms OF this city for over 500
| snOwshOe and tObOggan costumes TO be de-
llvered between now and Feb. l. IL is
thought that there will be fully 1900 uni
formed members of st. Paul winter clubs
present at the storming of the palace.
The North Star tObOggan club of Mime
/ apoliS has extended an invitation TO all uni
/ formed clubs 10 attend the formal opening
/ OF their slide on Lowry hill Friday evening,
Jan. %. All clubs who propose to accept
the invitation should Immediately report at
| carnival headquarters.
! The ST. George club held q business meet
| ing last night and elected 155 new mem
bers. DIR. Quinn. DR.. Day, Capt. Bean. +.
Allen, IL. Sibley, 5. j. Parker and Mr.. Ne
/ COnyille were appointed a committee to
| provide features for the procession on the
night OF the stOrming of the palace.
The Onaway skating club has been
formed. The uniform will be red and
| white. The officers are: F. Chapman.
president; 5. Seweu, secretary; K. f..
LOOMS, treasurer; q. NJ. kirkham, cap
tain. The membership numbers nineteen.
DR.. W. w. Day. Coroner Quinn. j. J.
Parker, Capt. Ed Bean, Mr.. Underwood,
all members of st. Georges SnowShoe
club, went out for a private tramp yester-
! day afternoon. They INDUCED in an eight
mile run on their big shoes.
The Tasaka Skating club held its second
meeting at the Ryan last night, and elected
twenty new members. Their membership
is now forty-four; fifty is the limit. Their
next meeting will be held on the train Sat
urday night
! Next Saturday an excursion Will be made
to Faribault, the train leaving the city at D
] o'clock p. IN. On Tuesday. Jan. 26, the
clubs Will 60 To Litchfeld. leaving at >
o'clock p. m, returning at IL p. IN.
J. +. Horsman of Rice Lake. Wis.
writes to Secretary Hanson: II have Just
arrived home from a trip in the northern
part of Michigan, aud you can look for a
crowd from that section.
The firm Of Auerbach, Finch q Van
Slyck will make uniforms in their factory,
on account of the tailOrs being So badly
crowded that they will be unable 10 turn all
the uniforms out on time.
J. r. Cavanagh of the Northern Pacific
road. writes that he has been down through
| Central Iowa. aud the people are al eX-
cited over the St. Paul ice carnival.
The Carnival Skating club. both ladies
and gentlemen. will meet next Friday even
ing at the Ryan. The ladies will meet in
/ parlOr /.
The employees Of the Ryan Drug COM
pany organized a toboggan club yesterday
with forty-eight members.
The walls of the palace are rapidly rising
and the grounds are daily visited by hun
| dreds of people.