The herald., 1896-04-26
COMPETITORS IN TWO DIVISIONS
Some Of the Pretty Turnouts Which Pa
raded


The entries in class E were: Harry
Robinson, city; B. A. Benjamin, city;
H. w. Hawkins, city; b. B. Neal city;
A. G. Boyer, city; Miss Kessler (Her-
add, Pomona: j. Grant Lyman, Pasa-
dena; F. j. I. Huleson (for DR.. Lyman,
Pasadena; F. |. Heron, Estelle Tuck
er, Chas. Tucker, Bert Dodge, A. l..
Tage, Geo. Reed, AL. Taylor, Earl Knep-
per, F. e. Green, Robert Robarts. John
Bloeser, f. f. Haggin, Chas. Garfield,
city.
The first prize was SIS and red
banner; second prize, $40 and green
banner; third prize. yellow banner.
The entries in class l. for the prettiest
decorated girl on pony or burro were:
Grace Finlay, city; Miss Lulu Kessler,
Pomona.
The first prize was $40 and red ban
ner, the second prize S. and green ban
ner, the. third prize, yellow banner.
THE FOUR-IN-H HANDS.
The coach brakes, drags and fourth
hands were among the prettiest pic
lures in the parade The entries in this
class were; The state normal school,
Homer Lea Los Angeles high school,
Fern West Los Angeles high school,
Chas. Seyler. Los Angeles high school !;
Ed. Kuster, Los Angeles high school,
Howard Baxton, Los Angeles Business
college; Mrs. James r. Hamilton, city.
Jos. Sylvester, city.
The prizes were: First, $50 and red
banner; second. $40 and green ban
her: third, yellow banner.
Class d consisted of traps With one or
two horses. The entries were: X. H.
Howell, John Bradbury, H. NJ. Russell,
the Misses Marley. j. a. Braidwood, I.
! B. Clark. Mrs. w. A. Bonynge. The first
prize was $40 and a red banner; the sec
ond prize was 500 and a green banner;
the third prize was a yellow banner.
i
reys with two horses. Victorias,
broughams, landaus, wagonnettes and
similar vehicles Were in this section.
The entries were: d. +. Donegan. II. f.
Wood, Miss Pearl Hill, Los Angeles
high school. The first prize was $50 and
a red banner; the second prize was $50
and green banner; the third prize was
$15 and yellow banner the fourth
prize was $40.
There We're no entries for class +,
which was to have consisted of farm or
spring wagons with two or more horses.
Glass G consisted of buggies and
phaetons with two horses. The only
entry was Miss Daisy Bell, city. The
first prize was $40 and a red banner;
the second prize was 500 and a green
banner; the third prize was $40 and
yellow banner.
Glass H consisted of carriages, bug
gies and phaetons with one horse. The
entries were: Miss Hermoni Stern F.
Heinzeman, r. p. Baisdell, w Edgar
Mckee. C. E. Guyer. NJ. EsternauX, Miss
D. II. Mathews, Mrs. c. Worth Mrs
Hookstratten, A. H. Carey. w. ]. Harri-
son, Jessie H. Hartwell, A. NJ. Edelman,
M. f. Peteler The first prize was $35
and a red banner: the second prize was
$40 and a green banner; the third prize
was $40 and yellow banner.
Glass / consisted of tandems with two
horses The entries were: Horace M.
Dobbins. Pasadena; Winn w. Bleecker,
Miss Rowena j. Moore. The first prize
was $50 and red banner: the second
prize was SIS and a green banner; the
third prize was yellow banner
Glass j consisted of village and dog
carts with one horse. The only entry
was Miss Marguerite p. C. Moore, city.
The first prize was S25 and red banner:
the second prize was $40 and green
banner: the third prize was yellow
banner
Class NJ consisted of boys and girls
on burros.
The entries were Ray Rule, Jerrold
Rule, Chester Montgomery. Walter
Moore, jr.. Ford Russell, Eddie Brown.
Otto Mcclure, John McQuaid. Harry
Burkhardt, Frank Bills, Frank Pack
ard Eddie Besbyshell, Jos. Sresovich,