St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-03
FRIGID FRAGMENTS
OF Information About Carnival Mat
ters i'm General.
CAN BE COUNTED ON.

CAN BE COUNTED ON.
The managers of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& ST. Paul road, Mr.. Roswell Miller, tele-
graphs as follows to Mr.. George X. Finch:
ssWe have neither thought. published nor
stated that the opening OF the ice palace
would be postponed, we have freely ad-
Vertised the opening to-day, and have
done our level best to work up public
interest in it, knowing that st. Paul
don't do things by halves, and will give the
people that go there something worth re-
membering, This company may be counted
on to always do its share for any st. PauI
institution.
To-DAY's PROCESSION.
General Order No. S.-Division and CLUB
commanders are hereby ordered TO ASSEMBLE
with their commands on Wednesday, Fen. .,
at 3:l5 p. IN. sharp, in the same place and
order as specified in general order No. 8, for
the purpose OF escortlng the Ice Ming 10 the
palace.
and commands must be in line before that
hour.
Division commanders are instructed to
personally see that all organizations keep
distance and march in column OF fours.
All uniformed lady members are expected
to appear in the procession. ED >. BEAN,
Commander Carnival Clubs.
BANNER PRESENTATION.
The Lafayette Skating club visited the
residence of Mr.. John b. ST. Aubin last
evening equipped with triangular torches OF
red, white and blue, the tri-color of the
French republic. They were Hospitality
received. and after enjoying b0untiful re-
past eniivened with songs and bon mots the
host presented Dir. Alfred Dufrene, the
president of the club. with a handsome
banner of red, white and blue rep, on
which was incribed in old-gold the letter
Ii Capt. Dufrene. on the part of the
club, thanked Mr.. st. Aubin for the en-
couragement and help he had given in for
warding the organization which consisted of
forty-tWo members, who were natives of
France and Canada. After bouncing the
host and several members the club paid its
respects to the carnival committee at the
Ryan.
DISTINGUISHED PARTY.
Miss r. C. Sherman, daughter of Gen,
Sherman, arrived with party from st. Louis
at the Ryan yesterday morning. She was
accompanied in special car by Mrs. III. w.
Hoxie, wife of the general manager of the
Missouri g. Pacific railroad; Miss Stafford,
Miss Hoxie, Capt. II. S. Hayes, vice presi-
dent of the Missouri Pacific, st. Louis and
Mr.. Frank Ferris of Chicago. The party
in the afternoon went for a sleighride, and
visited the palace grounds. In the even
ing they were the guests OF Mr.. Charles
Gordon of the Nushka club, who took them
tobogganning on the Ramsey street slide.
Among the party, which consisted of about
a dozen couples, were the following ST.
Paul ladies: Misses FOrepaugh, SeiXas,
Bend, Finch and Avid. After enjoying the
slide and having merry time the party re-
turned to the Ryan, and, after refreshment,
md Gin
the drawing-roOm, where Miss Sherman
was presented with a handsome bouquet.
CALUMET ToBoGGAN CLUB
of Lindeke, Warner d Schumacher, is Off
eered as follows: President, Theodore l..
Schumacher; vice president, H. A. Dorsey;
secretary, George Thane; treasurer, Ben
jamin Brack. Field organization: Cap
tain, Benjamin Brack; first lieutenant,
Charles o. Krieger; second lieutenant,
Frank w. Lindeke; orderly sergeant, w.
B. Neal. The uniforms of the Calumets
consists of scarlet blanket coat with blue
hood, red and blue toque, blue pants, scar
let stockings and moccaSsin, blue sash and
scarlet mittens. The active membership is
ninety, with the following gentlemen hon
Orary members: William Lindeke, L. A.
Schulze. A. Is. Driscoll, l.. w. Rund-
lett, j. n. Granger, Walter Potter,
Asa Potter and w. NJ. Campbell. The
club shows remarkable proficiency in drill
for the short period the members have been
acting together as a club and the precision
of their marching line and the readiness of
their tactics is much commented on. 1t is
well to mention the tasteful and elaborate
decoration of the Lindeke. Warner & Schur-
meier building. Flags of every color and
nationality cover the entire building. 1t is
without question one of the finest artistic
efforts in the city. The club has the great
headquarter banner of the ''Calumets" dis
played on the Sibley street side of the
building. The elegant banner carried by
the Calumets in all professions was pre-
scented by Mr.. L. l.. Schumacher and is the
pride of the club.