People's voice., 1900-09-27

dozen or any fifty are entitled to the
credit, but the whole town; every man
and woman. Some stirred around
more than Others, but 1t is because
they had the time. Every person did
all he or she could"
The queen made her final appear.
ance today. She and her party occu.
pied the royal float at the intersection
Of Washington and Harvey avenues,
when the band played, speeches were
made and other appropriate cere-
monies gone through with. This
afternoon the queen and her party
will take iu the Midway shows
as guests OF the management,
The Lunette show, one Of the finest
attractions lE the Midway, gave an
exclusive performance to the queen
and her party, the newspaper men,
city officials and Jubilee executive
committee this afternoon. The show
is marvellous, and one Of the most en-.
teftaining ever seen.
Today, review OF all the paradeS
Of Jubilee week was held by drawing
all the floats aud as many of the car.
riages, bicycles, ETC., as possible To
Washington avenue and placing them
10 lOug line IN the middle O, the
street fer the inspection Of the pub
lie. or course many Of the features
OF Thursdays parade, such as Co. L.
KING. Of Belle Plaine mounted as
cavalry, the bands and the many aLe
horses were necessarily eliminated
from the review, but the showing
made by the decorated floats, vehicles
and advertising wagons was fine. and
constant crowd numbering into the
thousands, surrounded the display all
day. Some OF the floats, the I.O.O.F.
10 particular, were spoiled by Thurs.
day nights rain, but they still pre-
Sented attractive appearances. The
queens, the Racket's and Richard.
sons & Co.'S. and L. c. Fishers were
more generally admired than anv Of
the floats.
The following description of the
vehicles 10 the flower parade is taken
from the MOnitor.P Press, and will piSe
a general idea of their appearance:S
Wellington Lodge No. 1873, ,IOOF
an immense float containing the off,
GERS Of the lodge 10 costumes worn in
the third degree. Decoration, mink
and white, with lodge name and mum.
Der In blossoms. Escort, Patriarchs
Militants 10 uniform.
Float representing Order of the
Pyramids. Decorations OF black and
gold.
Frsteroal Aid lodge, No. 1888, float
with oh ldren, having arches trim
med with ribbons. Decorations Of
blu4 and white morning glories.
Float representing the Racket store
but without signs. Decoration of
white, yellow and red. Misses Bessie
Botkin and Grace Hunter in a large
basket with flower decorations.
Richardson & Co., float representing
boy and girl 10 boat on a lily pond
Decorations Of yellow green and
white.
Surrey with decorations Of green and
white, (Mrs. A. Graff's), Misses Myrn
Gambrill, Blanche Mcbride, AIDA
aud Mary Anderson.
Phaeton with decorations OF mink
and trimmings Of pampss plumes,
Mrs. Clem Spruance and Mrs. Frank
Owens.
Phaeton with decorations Of sweet
peas and morning glories in red.
white and purple, Bessie Mendephall'
Vesta Shay and Auta Waters.
PhaetoD drawn by pair Shetland
ponies. Decorations Of pink and
white, Grace Kise, LYDIA Curtis, Eva
Hibbeid and Ella Patton.
Evertt Caines on horseback: white
and red flowers.
]. W. Haughey, bicycle, rigged up
as boat; green and white flowers.
Bicycle, with pink decorations,
Ruby Havens.
Carriage, containing Mrs. viii
Vols, Misses Edna Hunter, Ida and
Blanche Van Horn. Decorations OF
old rose aud white.
Phaeton decorated 10 two shades OF
red, MIS-. II. F. Smith, Mrs. G, L.
Elliott.
Carriage In white and green mrs.
S. P. Kramer's), Misses Mary Kramer,
Helen Andrews, Bee Emerson, Catha.
rine Woods, Ruth Nelson.
Carriage containing Mrs. J. W.
Haughey and daughter Helen, Mrs.
J. N. Ready and daughter Ruth. Dec
Orations yellow and green.
Mrs. Jacob Engle and Miss Cora
Newbold 10 swan.shaped phaeton,
white with pink wheels.
Miss Maud Barrett and little Nor-
enCe Bear in phaeton; crimson now
erS.
Float representing Avon township,
containing Misses Ruth Winslow,
Lena Randall, MaUrlne Owens, Clara
Winsor. Decorations Of pink and
white.
Phaeton (Mrs. Fred Smith's) driven
by MISS Mary Purcell; purple and
lavender hnwers.
Misses Grace BOtkln and Mabel
Piatt, in phaeton decorated In yellow
and white.
Little Carroll Stevens, two years OF
age, 10 decorated cart.
Misses Katie LueniDg and Alice
Cheever In phaeton, decorated In yel'
low and white.
The above refers to only portion OF
the vehicles ir Thursdays parade, and
are mainly those that are on exhiol-
tiop today. There were over forty.
floats. carriages and bicycles in line
Thursday, not to speak Of the cavalry
men, bands, etc.
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