St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-01
JUVENILES IN PARADE.
Lots of Fun with Shetland Ponies
and Toboggans.

LOtS OF Fun with SneJlanO HOnleS
and Toboggans.
The pony brigade of the parade had
peculiar interest. 1t delighted the child
rem = everybody's children, whether
participating in the parade or looking
on. From the time the procession left
Seven corners, the Shetland tandems,'
attached to tobogganS, were the cause
of heaps of fun for small boys. Mr..
Munson gathered up the youngsters
for his ponies the best way
he could, and there were a
four-in-hand, team OF two,
several single rigs, and quite a number
of ponies under saddle. The little fell
lows who were astride the ponies felt
like brigadier generals. The mounted
contingent consisted of Ed Mahle,
Charles Mcmahon, Scott Reaney, Charlie
Bergfeld, Arthur Morton, Harry Nor
ganStern, Willie Hauck, George Ruth
eaford and Harley Edward. Each boy
wore the uniform of his club. The
diminutive equipages were:
Four-in-hand of grayS and bays. at
tached to swell body cutter, and dec
GRATED with plumes of red. green and
Bushnell, who was accompanied by
Mabel Peabody and Lima Perkins.
A single brown pony attached to to-
boggan-LlOyd Smith and jon RiSdon
occupied the tObOggan.
A tandem of two Sorrels with tob0g
gan-ThOmaS Egan was driving, John
SAHARA led the foremost Shetland and
John O'Brien. Billy Lander and Willie
Campion stood upon the toboggan.
A tandem of chestnut ponies with to-
boggan = Charlie King and Louis
Fisher occupied the toboggan while
Charlie Houston, little colored boy
drove the tandem.
A pinto Shetland with Russian sleigh
and Max Elweu.
Single Pinto Shetland, with cutter
and orange plumes-Oscar Lindeke and
Harry Warner, of the Ryan club.
Single, light brown Shetland. with
little Portland; orange and black
plumes-Henry Farnsworth and Nathan
Rose.
A pair of slate-colored ponies. with
cutter-George Bronson and Rosie
Beauchamp.
These were followed by other pretty
little equipages. Esty Kelly and Maud
Freeman. bright little girls, in uniforms
of red trimmed with black, were in line
with their cute little sorrel pony and
Portland, the rig plumed with two
shades of orange. Onlya little distance
behind this turnout was the Papoose
club, all in pale blue and white uni
| forms, riding in pony sleigns. This con-
| tingent was under the command of
| Capt. Bashan Punnett and Lieut.. Craw-
| ford Livingston, both OF whom were
mounted upon frisky Shetlands.
THE TURNOUT.
Following were the Pap0ose Shet-
land equipages of st. Anthony hill;
Bun Hersey and Rena Ames-A single
bay with cutter; orange and blue
| plumeS.
George Finch and Miss Annie Griggs
"A single roam with cutter: blue
plumes.
Dick O'Brien. Mamie and Abbie Liy-
bays with red plumes, and Swellbody
sleigh
Charles Foster and Annie Pollock
Single roam with jumper: orange and
black plumes.
Maggie Rugg and Lillian LawtoIl
| Dun col0red pony, single, with Tom
| Thumb sleigh; blue plumeS.
Hattie Johnson and Julia Gallul-
Single brown Shetland, decorated with
blue and white ribbons; pony jumper,
Frank Baxter, Edith Ives and Louise
Dyer 81. Ii. Ame's rigl-A brown ard
bay team, with white and black plumes,
and two-seated Portland.
But there were other little interesting
turnoutS, Little Florence Dodge had
| good dog Sport out again pulling her
diminutive chariot, which had been
fashioned after the Ice Kings chariots
of other years. 1t was in colors of white.
| blue and gold, and had a very pretts
| canopy. 1t was, indeed, a remarkable
| get up for dog eigh, and the judges
awarded a special prize TO it. Freddie
! Hanft led ''Sport'' and George Becker
| held the lines behind the little queens
float Miss Florence was seated upon
| the little throne. This was the turnout
of the Fire Fly club.
Then there was the very unique and
| truly beautiful float of the Rainbow
| club, club of children who live on
Dayton's bluff, i'll the Reancy street
vicinity, and who wear a uniform of
all colors. This float took second prize.
| 1t was designed to represent a rainbow
upon tObOggan, and the effect was
produced by an arc and radii in bunting
of various colors. All theHgir!s and
some of the boys were perched upon
the float on terrace-like seats facing
outward. Capt. Harry Cook and Lieut..
Earl Emery marched proudly
beside it. while the drivers,
Messrs. Strowbridge and War
ner, whipped up the four-in-hand.
This pleasing group of children was
t-compOsed of President Lottie Meginn,
Secretary Willie Seeger,. Treasurer
Florence Brainard, Willie Wilgus, Sadie
Radcliffe, Nettie Wiii.1gls, Roy Wood,
Mabel Wilgus, Johnny Seeger, Charlie
Wilgus, Emily Starkey, Edna Good,
Laura Schwartz, Ella Bedeury, Harley
! Sh cry, Russell Buunell, Johnny Me-
Leod, Harry ENEMY. Fred Chamber
lain, Alfred Webster, Nellie Seeger,
Eddie Payte, Harry Sargent, Fannie
| Starkey, Howe Paget, Eillie CRUDE,
Nellie Paget, Cora Emery, Nellie Star
| key, Willie Starkey, Rachel Radcliffe,
| Fred Ehle, Austin Starkey, Mabel Bed
bury, Irving zimmerman, Beatrice Zim-