The herald., 1896-04-26

heliOtrOpe as the predominating color.
The trappings of the horses were of that
shade, and the Towering, which covered
the entire vehicle, also was of similar
color, done mostly in sweet peas. Be-
hind the carriage was large shield OF
white roses, bearing the initial "U.,
surrounded by four fieur- de- lis worked
in lavender flowers.
The following gentlemen, covered in
Napoleonic costumes of white duck,
slashed with heliotrope, and violet
wreaths around their horses necks.
acted as escort: r. r. Allen, w. q.
Hanson, c. Brainard and L. Lawson.
The ladies who occupied seats in the
old-fashioned coach were the Misses
Hanen, Florence Trull, McLaren, Bush
nell, Chamberlain, Blanche Wethevett.
Julia Stose, Harriet Stevenson, Stout
enburgh, Anna Hitchcock, M. Crilly and
+. r. Harris.
e. Raymond Howard, clothed in a
Herald's costume, carried in his hand
the orthodox trumpet, and added COM
pleteness to a most striking turnout.
The Columbia Hill Tennis club had it's
tally-ho covered with white and pink
roses, the wheels and the trappings of
the four horses being picked out with
the same colors. The following party
of ladies, dressed in white with parasols
trimmed with pink silk, looked very at
tractive: Miss Dodworth, Miss Meharry,
Miss NJ Hall, Miss McClintock, Miss VAL
lesse. Miss Randall, Miss Eldred. Miss
Conger, Miss Storey, Miss Ruth Gard
ner, Miss Catherine Gardner.
The following gentlemen acted as rid
ers, maintaining in their costume, the
general and one color: Arthur Dod-
worth, John Daggett, j. Eldred and Rey
Conger.
A six-horse coach from the Painter
hotel at Pasadena was decorated pro-
fusely with marguerites and auracaria,
and contained the following party:
Mrs. G. NJ. Foote, Mrs. w. F. Matthe-
son, Miss SeamanS, Miss Mabel Sea-
mans, Miss c. B. Templeton and Miss
Lucinda Lick.
A. G. Badger drove the coach e. J.
Card was bugler, and the following
were outriders: F. w. Mattheson, C. w.
Painter, H. Cloud and c. Toms
COLLEGIATE SCHOOLS.
A hand filled with young Ia
dies, costumed in white, with white par
asols and yellow ribbons fluttering from
them, represented the commercial
course of the Los Angeles high school.
The coach was decorated with masses
of yellow roses, and there were two
outriders attired in continental suits Of
| green satin. White pampas plumes dec
grated the horses heads.
The names of the party were as fol-
! lows: Professor Wilson Carlson, the
| Misses O'Connor, Beatrice Russell,
! Broughton, Hedges, Bouer, Jillson, Cam
| field, Cohen, Wolfe, Freels, Dormat
Patrossa. Clemente, Harvey, Ousser-
| nell, Russell, Willie. Footmen-Messrs.
| M. Conlee, II. Morgan.
| The State Normal school covered it
| self with glory and deservedly carried
| prize. 1t was estimated by those who
| had charge of the decoration of the
coach that 900 marguerites were used
in decorating the outriders, harness
! and the coach itself. Thirteen young
| ladies', two from each class and one
| elected by the school at large, added
! very materially to the beauty of the
I turnout. Little Miss Hazel Bryson rep
resented the training school. The six
outriders, mounted on black horses,
represented the young men of the school
and all wore the Maltese cross cap, the
distinguishing mark of the N ormal
/ schools. Fifty friends and students
| of the school devoted an entire days
work on the decorations, the designer
| being Miss Emma ]. Breck, one of the
| teachers. banner. carried beside the
! United States flag, bore the suggestive
legend: The Coming Race Belongs to the
! Teachers.
The six horse coach of the Pasadena
! High school was decorated profusely
with ferns and ivy, relieved with wild
mustard and marguerites. The follow
! ing young ladies, gowned in white, oc-
cupied seats: Misses Lopez. Coe, John
stone, Stanley, Doty Mott, Pierce,
| Wood. Garfield, Lewis, Smith, Jones,
Lloyd, Nash, Moore and Stein.
! THE OLD, OLD STORY
The Throop institute took as the
! theme for decorative effect the old story
| of Faust and Marguerite. The six-horse
| tallyho was decorated with the little
| flower bearing the Inflated maidens
| name and the following ladies were Co.'S
I TUNED to corresponds:
The Misses Melines, Hamilton, futile,
Jane Tuttle, Sterret. Morrison, NJ Nor
| rison, Kedder Lamb, Holbrook, Mem
ner and Keyse.
The following six outriders wore
white costumes embroidered with gold:
J. Knight, Tom Melines, F. K. Alexan-
der, Jesse Vore and Will Fowler. S.
Groesbeck was costumed as Mephisto
and Porter Lamb as Faust.
The High school summer class of 99
was represented by a four-horse float
representing tower in the Alhambra,
There were $1,000 white and red roses
used in the decoration of the float.
which was bordered with Gala lilies.
with lower draperies of green foliage.
The following young ladies wore pictur-
esque Moorish costumes: Misses Julia
Whitman, May Putnam, May ZobeIein.
Myrtle Barr.