The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-07


and treasurer, H. w. Peet; directors, F..
b. Hanson. George G. Squires, John Jack
son. Membership, ladies, 90; gentlemen,
SO.
The Scandinavian ski-President, Col.
c. Brandt; vice president, Brick Won
sRosmlund; secretary. It. E.. Voreles.
Membership on Jan 20, 56.
Palace Skating Club-President. James
Dowlan; secretary, William Roberts;
treasurer, II. j. Waye. Membership, 80
Strong, Hackett Toboggan Club-Presl-
dent, G. w. Hackett; secretary, c. G.
.Walther; treasurer, H. b. Gates; captain.
M. L. Merrill; lieutenant. e. v. Cross
field. Membership, 90.
Ryan Toboggan Club-President. George
r. Finch; secretary, Thompson Warren;
treasurer, Crawford Livingston. Mem
bership, 43.
Uncle Sans Toboggan Club-President.
DR.. David Day: secretary and treasurer,
J. j. Mcguire Membership. 81
Noyes Bros. & Cutler Club-Secretary,
D. e. Young; captain, Willis j. Howard.
Membership, n.
HaWley. Membership 80
Peboau Toboggan Club-President, w.
Dillon; captain, c. D. Strong. Member
ship, 27.
Crescent Toboggan Club-President, DR..
Joseph Fairbanks; captain, A. c. Warner;
secretary, A. C. Warren, Original MEM
bership, r.; Jan. %, r..
Union Toboggan ClubaPresident, ); r.
Boyer; treasurer, w E. Spurk. Member
Polar Toboggan Club-President, Roland
Berkey; secretary, Bert Berkey; captain,
John Hammond.
National Guard Toboggan Club-Presi-
dent and captain, Wilson L. Pierce; sec
rotary and treasurer. Il; G. Baden; =.
West Side Toboggan C!ub-Capta1n, Dr.
C. E. Merritt Membership 45.
knights of the Grip Carnival Club
President and chairman, J. F Short; sec
rotary and treasurer f. ). Stedman; cap
ID
Clark Membership Feb. 1, 1886, $50.
Mohican Toboggan Club-President, Fl.
Moss; secretary, T. ]. Lightbody; treas
-urer, H. j. Hanson; captain, C.. E. Sew
mig. Membership. ladies. %; gentlemen, rs;
The Owl Toboggan Club-President and
captain, G. s. Bunker; secretary. J. ].
Parker; treasurer, w. Peabody.
Red Star Toboggan Club--President,
tain. Lew Prouden. Membership, 25
White Bear Toboggan Club-President,
J. c.. Murray; captain. ]. w. Miller. Mem
Minnehaha Toboggan Club-Captain, ].
Hager: first lieutenant, II. Lee Member
ship, q.
ident, Col a. Allen; captain. Leyes.
Railroad Toboggan President, ].
T odsl ea aPt C. B. s G&president
Joseph Matz Membership, 20.
Ko. Ko, Ko, Ho Toboggan Club-Presi-
dent, Rev.. Clay McCauley. Member
ship, 25
: Tippeeanoe Toboggan club 5d'1, Haat:
secretary, Thomas Newson; treasurer,
Edward Haas; captain. William F. Peder-
son.
Seven Corners Snow Shoe Club-Presi-
dent, e. S. Bean; first vice president. A.
Oertel second vice president, T.. Bean;
captain Fred Haupt. Membership, 40.
ST. Paul Toboggan ClubaPresdent Z.
M. Turnau; secretary, DR.. Chamberlain.
nnevosha-President. Minnie Castle;
Clara Power; secretary, Helen thinner
man.
Royal Route Toboggan Club-President,
2; w Winter; vice presidents, j. w, w:
secretary, ]. S. Mccullough; treasurer.
H M. Pearce; captain, F. I. Cardo. Mem
bership Jan. 3d. uniformed 6s, total 125;
Pioneer Toboggan Glub1moCaptain, Phillp
Ladies' Carnival Toboggan Club-Pres1-
dent, Miss Sophie Haupt. Member
Arctic Toboggan Club-secretary, C.
Jones; captain, Frank Dona. Member
ship, 10.
Carnival Skating President, W.
L. Benson; secretary; Charles Crooks.
Original membership, 50; 100 on Jan. 2S'
Alaska Skating Club-President J. F.
Kelly; secretary j. F. Carreres; treas
Membership. 36.
Calumet Toboggan Club-President, T.
L. Schumacher; vice president, Harry A.
Darsey; secretary, George Thane Mem
bership, go.
Globe Toboggan Club President. Geo.
H. Moffett; vice president, F. E. Nc
Graw; secretary, Claiming Paine; lieu
tenant, William ni Koch Koch ro,ouaon cub
President, H. D. Squires; captain. II.
Nickel; secretary, c. Emmerck. Mem
bersip, 49,
Mistletoe Toboggan Club-President and
captain, j. H. H1rst: secretary and treas
urer. J. Ryns Membership &c.
Wacouta Toboggan Club-This was the
largest and most prominent of any of
the clubs which participated IN the ice
palace carnivals of 1887 and 1888. 1t was
composed of one-third gentlemen and
two-thrds ladies. Its officers were as fol-
lows: President. w. A. Van Slyke; cap
tain, w H. Adams: lieutenant. F. Skip
with: secretary S. P. Cottrell. Their uni
forms were white blankets with wide
blue border. Jacket of above, white bor-
der on cuffs skirt jacket and hood,
which was lined with blue; red toque, with
blue turn-up and blue tassel, red sash,
blue stockings and moccasins. The badge
was red shield on left breast. and bear
ing a blue w. The membership compr1S-
ed 200 ladies and 100 gentlemen.
Ice Bear Shooting Club-President. Fred
Richter: secretary. F. Warren: captain,
Henry Weber. Original membership. 10.
st. George Snow Shoe Club-President,
George r Finch: acting president DIR.
| A Mcdonald: secretary, Dr. w w. Day;
| treasurer, c. M Truman. Membership,
| 49,
Here we have total club membership
of about 2442 people, all kinds and condi-
| tons of men, women, girls and boys, all
heartily engaged in pushing forward the
| Ice palace carnival. Some of these clubs
are still in existence. 1t would seem pos
| sible to rejuvenate many of the others.
| In number they exceeded the full compile
ment of two regiments. Now, quite likely
| the quota could be materially increased
The officers of the present carnival as
| socia ton are appealing to the public