The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-21

Boy riders on burros-I. Polaski, Los
Angeles; Judge Blackstock, Ventura; o.
J. Slough, San Diego.
Children's Fehicles-F. W. King, Los
Angeles; F. w. Dohrmann, San Francisco;
a E. Castle, San Francisco.
Bicycles, girls-J. E. Cook. Los Angeles;
Captain Diss, Redlands; n. w. Bell, Pasa-
dena.
Bicycles, boys-A. Sbarboro, San Fran
cisco; A. R. Briggs, San Francisco; c. D.
Willard. Los Angeles.
Division 2, two-horse tandems-F. V.
Griffith, Los Angeles; ". NJ. Bunker, San
Francisco; Seymour Lake. Pasadena.
Floral f1oats-W P. Wiltshire, San Fran
cisco; f. P. MeLennan, New York; l.
Fleishman, Los Angeles.
Division 3. coach or tally-ho, six-in-hand
Hon. F. RAIDER, Los Angeles; D. NJ. Car
man, San Francisco; Stewart Menzies, San
Francisco.
Victorias and T carts, two horses-Dr.
T. L. Burnett, Los Angeles; o. NJ Well
| burn, San Francisco; A. II. Cargill, Orange
County.
Coach and tally-ho, four-in-hand-W. C.
Patterson, Los Angeles; Charles NJ Short
ridge, San Francisco; J. E. Jardine, Pasa-
dena.
Division 4, carriages, surreys, two horses
&C. J. Ellis. Los Angeles; L. Phipps,
Walla WalIa; A. W. Armstrong, Altadena.
Saddle-horse, lady rider-Charles Silent,
Los Angeles; W. s. Gilmore, Pasadena;
G. ". Parsons, Pasadena.
Farm or spring wagon, two or more
horses-L. E. Mosher, Los Angeles; J. o.
Dunbar, Phoenix, Ariz.; R. P. Shoemaker,
Pasadena.
Division 5, buggy or phaeton, two
horses-R. L. Craig, Los Angeles; E. E.
Harloe, San Francisco; julius Ludovich,
Pasadena.
Saddle-horses, gentleman riders-Charles
Forman, Los Angeles; George f. Weeks,
San Francisco; Hugh Craig, San Fran
cisco.
Carriage, buggy or phaeton, one horse
Hon. E. NJ. Ross, Los Angeles; A. Chese-
brough; Senator Bate of Tennessee.
Division 8, village or dog cart, one
horse-Hon. ". II. Clark. Los Angeles;
Lyman Gregory, ND, Pomona; C. NJ.
Volkmann, San Francisco.
Girls on horses-Harry Wyatt, Los An
geles; ]. C. Stubbs, San Francisco; Lester
Osborne, Los Angeles.
Pneumatic suIky-D. W. Blinn, Los
Angeles; E. B. Willis, Sacramento, E. ".
Holmes, Riverside.
Road cart or sulky-Andrew Mullen, Los
Angeles; J. Ross Jackson, San Francisco;
Edward Hamilton. San Francisco.
Boys on horses-Dr. Krutz Sr, Los
Angeles; V. S. McClatchy. Sacramento;
William S. Frost, Baltimore.
Division Z Bicycle riders, ladies'
Douglas White, Los Angeles; Jackson
Hatch, San Jose; II. s.. Needler, New
Orleans.
Bicycle riders, gentlemen-J. Bond Fran
cisco, Los Angeles; Theodore Colman,
Pasadena.
Division s. groi esque. presenting other
than the foregoing-C. w. r. Ford, Los
Angeles; II. W. Norcross, San Diego; Mr..
Jacobs, Coronado.
Division 9. grotesque or fancifnl bicycle
riders, ladies or gentlemen-E. F. C.
KIocke, Los Angeles; Frank Kasson,
Mariposa; ". S. Green, Colusa.
Equestrian novelty-General E. P. John
son, Los Angeles; W. E. Arthur, Pasa-
dena; Hen. J. S. Cox. Pasadena.
The T. D. Stimson two-horse surrey was
very beautiful in pink and white carnations,
exquisitely outlined in asparagus plumo-
sus. Over 1000 carnations were used. The
horses were decorated with red and white
ribbons. The occupants were Miss Mamie
Spencer and Miss Louise Bourke. They
were in charming costumes OF pink and
white.
The Kregelo brake was vision of yell
low and white. 1t was a moving mass OF
mustard and marguerites. The occupants
were Messrs. J. ]. Stubbs, VIII Wolters
and Flint, and Miss Kregelo, Miss Stubbs
of San Francisco, Miss ST. Cline OF Wis
consin, Miss Woinik of Chicago and Miss
Fixen. Mrs. Fixen acted as chaperon.
The ladies were dressed in yellow satin,
with white, broad-brimmed leghorn hats
and white feathers. The gentlemen wore
white trousers, black coats, hats with fly
ing ribbons of yellow and yellow ties.
The C. W. r. Ford four-in-hand brake
was one of the most beautiful features of
the parade. 1t was wholly covered with
white sweet peas in setting of smilax
The horses were driven by Mr.. Ford, Mr..
Tracy OF San Francisco occupying the box
with him. The ladies were in white and
carried white parasols. They were Miss
Alma Robinson, Miss Louise Robinson.
Miss Maude Rose, Miss Mabel Rose, Miss
Gray, Mrs. Packard of Boston. The effect
of the pink and white sweet peas was very
beautiful.
J. 81. F. Peck and Mrs T. W. Braun
drove phaeton representing basket. 1t
was very beautiful.
The ''T" cart of Mrs. J. P. Jones of Santa
Monica was entirely covered with Duchesse
roses. The horse, the harness, the entire
outfit was vision of beautiful rose color.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones occupied the front
seat. Miss Hobart of San Francisco and
Miss Lester were in the back seats. The
ladies were in white gowns with pink trim
mings. Their hats and paraso.s were also
Of rose color and they carried great clusters
of pink roses, the whole effect being sim
ply exquisite.
The Misses Ryan of Colonial Flats were
in ''T'' cart, mass Of pink and white
roses. The body of the cart was white and
the rest pink.
The occupants were the Misses Ryan
and Miss Stone of San Francisco They
wore white muslin gowns, big leghorn
hats and carried white parasols. DR.. a. l..