The herald., 1898-01-02
PASADfNA'S
TOURNAMENT
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thur woodville. l.. Dimmitt. j. c. Robin
son, III. p. Kayser, A. l. Cannon, H. e.
Ixl6ckner, A. w. Hontz. Homer Blick, c,
r. Pool, Rob Painter. Newton Woodville,
G. p. Shoebridge, Edgar Langstaff.
C. r. Bunnell, mounted on sorrel
led the pony division with s. L. Wallis
and c. j. Pearson as aides.
Miss Addle Pierce was on a pony
trimmed with smilax and roses. Miss
c. McDermid and Miss M. Jump were in
pony trap, the latter trimmed with
smilax, with roses, cypress and geran-
iums. Misses NJ Gould and E. Snyder
were In a trap, decorated with marguer-
ties.
NOVELTY DIVISION
Amos Bye was marshal of the novelty
division, with w. w. Slayden as aid.
Herbert N, Short and G. A. McLain, as
driver, led the way in q cart drawn by
burro. The latter wore on its head with
great dignity Fiesta sombrero, holes
being cut through the rim. permitting
the burro to wiggle his ears, which he did
with evident enjoyment of the situa-
tlon,
A pack OUTFIT from Wilson's peak was
q feature of the parade. 1t represented
q pack train on the Mount Wilson toll
road, and contained three mules, two of
which were ridden by ]. r. Haley and
Dolph Hunter, while the other was load
ed with a pack. The saddles and packs
on the animals were decorated with
mountain ferns, holly, pine branches
and cones, etc. Both the riders and
mules were sprinkled with moss. Mike,
mule with d record and Of considerable
celebrity, took the lead, and did it with
a will.
A miniature bicycle division brought
UP the rear. Little Dan Clark was on a
wheel trimmed with marigolds and
Australian vine. and carried dolly"
In front Miss Ruth Campbell had her
wheel, and also her dress, trimmed with
red geraniums, white roses and smilax
Mrs. N. Whites wheel was trimmed with
white roses and smllax. c. Calvin, E.
Weight, w. Clark and L. White COM
pleted the list Of those in this division.
THE FIRE LADDIES
The fire department, though last upon
the list, was by no means the least in
Importance. Each machine was decor
ated most elaborately and artistically.
Chief Turbett and f. v. Hovey led in the
fire cart 1t was banked in with roses,
and the wheels with smilax. The initials
''P. F. D." were worked in carnations on
the rear.
The engine was roped with smilax and
picked out with red, white and yellow
roses. The hose cart was surmounted
by fireman's hat, worked in berries.
The bell was covered in with white roses,
and the body of the machine was
trimmed with smilax and roses The
following had charge of the apparatus:
s. w. Fansher, A. M. Clifford, John
Jonss. E. ]. Fouke. John George, George
Furman, William Barto, Cal Walker, A.
B. Case. l.. w. Allen, AL. Tyler, E. S.
Bisby. E. s. Barry, s. B. Beers and A.
d. Jet.
The hook and ladder was trimmed in
smilax and had a small house made of
grass, with the windows outlined with
red roses, the chimney being built of
white flowers.
SINGLE RIGS
The single-horse carriages formed the
division Of which E. H. Royce was mar
shall. with H. F.. Newell and W.. b. Van
Kirk as aids. sr.,~s.
Mrs. Dolph Bassett and Mrs. H. Scho-
field were In a carriage covered in with
pink carnations and smilax, the occu-
pants having pink dresses, hats and
sunshades
Mrs. H. R. Hertel and children were in
a carriage picked out in green and pink
Misses Virginia Greer and Helen Sen
ter and Harold Young and H. e. Earle
rode in trap trimmed in pink gerani-
ums and smilax. The occupants were
dressed in pink and white.
Mrs. Showalter and daughter were in
a carriage trimmed In red, white and
green. The ladies were dressed in white
and carried white ,dnshades.
.Sr. and Mrs. G,5hegan, M. Gross and
MisS M. Helenke/ rode in surrey decor
ated with pink roses and smilax.
Mr.. nd Mrs Thaddeus Lowe, jr., were
In phaeton trimmed in smilax and red
flowers.
Mrs. Shelhamer and friend had their
carriage decorated with pepper boughs.
Mrs L. Jarvis and mother had their
carriage decorated in white and yellow
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford had their dog
cart trimmed in red and yellow roses
and smilax.
Mr.. Thomson and Miss Simpson rode
In single carriage decorated in ivy and
geran1ums
Miss Myrtle Green and Miss Anna
Stuart of Alhambra entered the parade
in pretty single. carriage, the color
scheme being green and red.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Sargent and chill
dren and Mary Nuckolis were in car
riage decorated with eucalyptus
branches.
THE PRIZE LIST
Floats-First, Y. M. c. A.; second, A.
o. U. W.; third, South Pasadena school.
n-hands-First Throop; second,
Hotel Green third. high school.
Club on foot-First, Americus club.
Special banner-Troop D.
Secret societies--First, knights of
Pythias; second, A. o. U. W., Monrovia
lodge.
Public schools-First, Pasadena; Sec
ond, South Pasadena.
Equestrians, lady riders-First, Miss
Lillian Dobbins; second, Miss Elliott.
Equestrian, gentlemen-First, A. M.
Lindsay: second, Charles Winston.
Educational (outside of public schools)
-Throop Polytechnic Institute.
Special banner-Los Angeles Chamber
Of Commerce.
Two-horse carriage-First, B. o. Ken
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