The herald., 1896-01-02

somest turnout of the day-the two horse
pbaeton of DR.. Robinson of this city. liter
ally smOthered in pampas pumes.
The Jardine vehicle followed, he coach
decorated with yellow marguerites and
the occupants wearing yellow.
The Irish jaun ing car of Judge
followed, the ladies' in the turnout
wearing red robes of solemn red and
sombre mode
Then came the single coaches of Mrs
La Motte Holmes and GeoIge Fl. Collin,
loaded with roses.
TIE pony dvi,ion which followed was
led by Mss Namie Pierce
Mrs. McDernott's burro in Russian
collar. and Miss Goodrich and Miss Breed
i snowy white we're tue pretty features
here.
THE PRIZE wINN RS.
There we're no artificial flowers in the
parade. The judges announced that none
would he considered in the distribution of
| the prizes. The genuine article of flora
| was, il must be confessed, bit scarce.
| The crowds from Los Angeles we're larger
| by several thou usand than the attendance
| from here at any previous show OF the
| kind. blue banners we're awarded first
hize winners and red oues 20 second prize
winners. The prize committee consisted
OF Ell Lockett and James Clark.
| Those who carried off the h nors were:
| Six-in.hand FIRST prize, silver chahng
dish. Valley Hunt club; second prize, E..
| E. Hurlbut.
| Four-iu-hand- First prize, silver fern
| dish and tray, the Painter hotel; second
pr ze, silver ink stand, Charles E. Hast ngs.
Single horse and carriage First prize,
hall dozen pearl handled knives, j. S. Cox !;
| second prize, celluloid toilet set, Mrs. II.
| r. Hertel.
Pair horses and carriape-First prize, sill
| YER fish set; DR.. Robinson, Los Angeles; !;
| second prize, artic fox rug, Mrs. j. r.
| Dobbins.
Tandems-First prize, agate writing set,
Miss Virginia Rowland; second prize, d. I'll.
Euen.
Double pony team and carriage-First
prize, no applicant.
Single pony and carriage-First prize,
silk umbrella, Mrs. Lucius Jarvis; second
prize, half dozen handkerchiefs and kid
gloves, N. Claypool.
Gentleman eque strian-First prize, Harry
Conger, bridle; second prize, saddle blan-
ket, Il. E. West.
Lady equestrian-First prize, bride,
Miss Lila M. Dalrymple; second prize,
Miss Matte Wing; honorable mention,
Miss Ina Baldwin.
Burro and cart-First prize, pair Of pat
ent leather shoes, E. j. McDerm'd.
Best drilled bicycle club-Tne Crown
City Cyclers, clock.
Best decorated bicycle First prize,
bcvcle lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith; sec
ond prize, wo len sweater, Earle Wright.
Floats-First prize, Jardniere, Pasadena
Tent of the Maccabees; second prize, Jap
anese vase, Jap.
Best general display, one dozen silver
spoons-Pasaden, public schools.
best public display, Smyrna rug-Pasa-
dena fire department.
Special prize for girl riders under IL
years of age, $5-Miss Ressie Grnnell.
The crush i'm the direction of the Hotel
Green after the procession was something
remarkable, and that exceptionally fine
caravansary must have earned a small for
tune in dining the two thousand hungry
people who took advantage of Its hospital
ity. Men and women who he ran waiting
at IL o'clock could not be accommodated,
some of them, until 2 o'clock.
And thus ended the latest of Pasadena g
| flower tournaments. 1t was in most par
| ticuars great success-greater than had
| been any of its predecessors.