St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-25

~ the cluD Is limited to
~ Seventy-five ladies
and seventy five
Carpenters Lookout, on Summit ave-
nue., is the club rendezvous. and weekly
trampS are made from here every Satur-
day night to Merriam Park, where din
ner is served. The NushkaS Join the
WanitaS in the occupancy of the Look
out. and the same brotherly spirit mani
tests itself in the fact that the Crocus
hill toboggan slide, which is over $500
feet in length, and was erected at a cost
of over $1,000, is the joint property of
the NuShkas. the Windsors, the Wani-
taS and the Town and Country club.
The club uniform is OF cardinal cloth
with black Grecian border, the ladies
terial and combination. The toaue is
also combination of cardinal and
black. but the sash and stockings are
black.
The very unique way which the
NuShka club has taken for its turnoutS
has excited much favorable comment.
Two big tally-hO coaches are used for
the ladies'. These old stages are over
thirty years old, and were used by
Allen IL Burbank on the line between
st. Paul and st. Anthony. The old set
tiers know them well, and when the old
settlers of the state give their parade
the coaches are promptly borrowed
from the Nushkas.
Following are the married members
of the club: Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Driscoll, Jr..
Mr.. aud Mrs. George IL. Matheny, Mr..
Mrs. l.. p Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C..
Wall. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lightner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Morton. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Thurston, Mr.. and. Mrs.
George c. Squires, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J..
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Van Slyke,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Griggs, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. c. Hay, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Finch.
Mr.. and Mrs; F. e. IngersolI, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Elmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Cass
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. HI. Morris.
D he young ladies who join in the win
ter fun of the NushkaS are: Misses
Auerbach. Miss Averill, Miss Bigelow,
Miss Dean, Miss Alice Dean, Miss Kath-
crime Dean, Miss Forepaugh, Miss
Alice FOrepaugh. Miss Gordon, Miss
Flandrau, Miss Kelly, Miss Mann, Miss
Smith. Miss Squires, Miss Smytb, Miss
ThurSton, Miss Taylor, Miss Bessie
Taylor, Miss Wheelock, Miss Nellie
WheelOck, Miss Williams, Miss Ban
ming, Miss Katie Banning, Miss Marion
lngersoll, Miss Rachael Rice. Miss New
port, Miss Sue harrington, Miss Price.
Miss Bennett, Miss Jenny Moore, Miss
Perrin. Miss McLaren, Miss Golfer,
Miss Barry, Miss Hersey, Miss
Griggs, Miss Bend, Miss Ham
mond, the Misses Dawson, the
Misses Marvel, Miss Stickney, Miss
Sturgis, Miss Mason, Miss Ruger, Miss
Moves, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Sullivan,
Miss Napier. Miss Armstrong, Miss
Washington, Miss Undertake and Miss
Moore.
The visiting lady members are Mes
DANES Dousman, Lawler and G. S. Rice,
and Misses RittenhOuSe, Luddington,
Dwyer, Wood, Peabody, Gibson, Parks.
KOuntZ, Kochen, Tighe, Furness, Finch.
Mamie Wheelock and Miss Nelson.
The honorary members of the club
are Mr.. and Mrs. Lane K. Stone, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank B. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.
Edmund Rice, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George
f. Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Tarboy,
Judge and Mrs. G. f. Flandrau, Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. L. &. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Whitman and Maj. T. P. Wilson.
The steering at all tOboggan parties
and the leg work for all parades are
furnished by Messrs. B. A.Wallingford,
u. VI. ~,
Hawkes.. John Townshend, Howard
James. Z. c. Spencer, NJ. J. Boyle, H..
Weatherby. Whitney Hall, W. II. Yard
ley, o. c. Weatherby, Ii. B. Wenzel, W.
III. Vanderburgh, j. E. Stryker, DIR. J..
III. Stewart, Kingsland Smith, Frank
Skipwith, John Riddle, w. A. Rice, w.
c. Read, r. Rantoul, w. F. Peet, A. IL.
Paget, l.. E. Newport, j. II. Morrison,
5. Marshall, DR.. A. McLaren, w. B. T.
Keyser, p. w. Parker, II. S. Johnson,
f. A. Iaggard, F. Jacassy, j. n. Jack
son, Ill. Z. Ives, w. II. Hyndman, j. S.
How, Bert Hughitt, l.. c. Hay, II. p.
Heath, Frank Hanson, ii. s. Griggs, G..
W. Gordon, William Gray, W. S. Getty,
DIR. j. F. Fulton. ii. n. Elmer, w. j,
DriscOll, w. A. Dresser, A NJ. Drake,
i. Ill. Dougan, f, w. NJ. Cutcheon, w.
y. Armstrong, James Blaikie, George
BigelOw, and Lieut.. q. p. Ahern, of the
I. ). army.
NUSHKA NOTES.
The badg of the Nushkas is a small
white bear upon black shield. The
letter IN" in red is carried by the bear.
(Same emblem as the badge) was pre-
sented by the ladies of the club.
M. j. Boyle don't back out of any,
thing, from a tub race to q toboggan
contest.
H. i. Wenzel is the tallest man in the
club lthough Luther Newport is pretty
tall.
Four big Cook bus sleighs have here
tofore been used for the Nushka floats.
Lieut.. .Ahern is very pretty dancer,
and is in big demand for germans.
The active male members foot all the
bills and don't ask for any help.
Whitney Wall is the swiftest tobog-
ganist in the club.
Jim Blaikie was one Of the originators
OF the club.
Some of the Nushkas are great snow
Shoers.
Jim Wall makes dandy captain.
". \. Armstrong is not only a good