The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-06-01
FLOWER PARADE.
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Florence Shelton, who rode alone, and
had no outriders. The cart was ar
ranged with star and crescent effect
holding the umbrella over her. The
star and crescent was of yellow, and the
umbrella white with yellow staIs EN-
bedded upon it. The little mail nestled
among dozens of white and yellow
chrysunthemums that completely Gov
cred the cart, tumbed impertinenty
into the cart as though paying homage
10 the tiny belle who in her whits or
Candle. made a beautiful picture.
Another pony cart that attracted UNI
bounded admiration. was that in which
lode little Misses NJ Try Pillow, Olive
Dobbins, Carrie Smith and Charlotte
Fariss. They drove IL white pony and
their attractive turnout was beautifully
decorated in pink and white chrysanthe-
NUNS and ribbons. with southern
smilax as touch OF green. The pretty
maids were di essed in white, with pink
parasols and white hats. Their outrlders
we're Masters Bertram Dedman and
Walter Moore, who wore white suits
and pink sashcs, with knots of chry
santhemums on the shoulder
Little Misses Louise Cherry and
Beulah Randolph, rode in a pony cart
ed by two colored groomsmeu, arrayed
in white. The cart, with the umbrella
effect overhead, wa, white, entirely
massed with white peonies and chry-
santhemums, with touches of green all
around, and Was bower of beauty for
the two little women within, who were
dressed in white with trimmings of
ri1aro
Algie Cherry and Clifford Foxall, who
were dressed in white suits with green
sashes.
A veritable bower of pink was the
pretty little cart of Misses Matte and
Fannie Mcclellan, who had with them
Miss Maole Honz. TIE body and
wheels of the cart was entirely covered
with pink chrysanthemums, end the
pony had pink trapplngs decked with
bow knots of pink ribbons and flowers.
The little maidens wore white dresses,
pink hats and carried p nix parasols.
Their outriders were Masters Ha Sim
mons, Robert Bauguss, Phil Dyer and
Joe Sat ders, uniformed in white and
wearing pink sashes
Misses Margaret and Minnie Shep-
pard's English dog cart attracted I'M
bounded admiration all along tile way.
The body and wheels of the cart were
covered in green, and then the yellow
and black chrysanthemums wee used
until it was chariot of blossoms. The
flowers at the back of the cart were ar
ranged so as to form a diamond. The
span of handsome blacks were driven
tandem, and were trapped in black and
yellow satin ribbons, and over each pref
ty little blanket was suspended golden
star and cresct n The floral arrange.
ments were b ,autiful in design and per
fectly carried out. The young ladies
were dressed in black and yellow or
candies, with hats and parasols tc
match. Messrs. Ben and Franz Shed
dan we're the outriders, and they were
uniformed in black and yellow.
Master Ernest Petri entered cute
little dog-cart drawn by large st. Ber-
nard dog. The cart was beautifully
massed with wild roses, green foliage
and bows of pink ribbon. The dog was
trapped in pink ribbons, and pink rose
buds. Ernest had with him little Mis-:
Ruth Shields, gowned in pink, who
looked as sweet as the rosebud could be
AS sweet as the flower itself was the
dainty cart of Master j. G. Taylor. The
cart represented "a large white lilly, with
lily bells hanging from end to end. The
wheels were green, and a lily ex
tending almost to the tires, vas
placed upon each hub The bay ponies
were driven tandem, and were gail,
caparisoned in hite Little Miss Nan
ME Kelley rode with Master Taylor
and she was dressed in the pure white
wearing a hite cap shaped like thu
five petals of the lily, and carrying
white inverted paraso to represent
lily. She formed a pretty picture mic
her white surroundings, with just
touch of green here and there.
A most unique and altogether Lowell,
turnout was the trap occupied by littr
Misses Fannie Porter Moore, Mari
and Virginia Moore. The body of tn
trap was huge mass of noddinl
chrysanthemums, and over it wa
suspended large bell of the whit
flo \ ers, fringed with pink. Nh
three little misses seat d in tn
midst of this iumph of t an
beauty were daintily go~ned i
white and pink. heir out iders wer'
their fathers, Messrs. W. T. AM
James Moore.
One OF the preIbieSI nIGio VENTURES wa
the cart of Miss Julia and Maste
Francics Warfeld. 1t was ia rly
vision of white loneliness. Chrysanthe
NUNS was the chosen flower, land anon
MASSES of these fringed beauties wa
a delicate tracery of smilax. The flares
flower was the beautiful happy face c
little Miss Julia. She wore pure viii!
gown and hat and carried whit
parasol nth Chrysanthemum trim
mings. The little black Shetlan
which she drove as richly caparisone
in white, as were also the ponies riddle
by the outriders; they we're Master
Vance Wilson and Jack Harris, Fran
Lander, Walter Moore and Raybur
Vaughn.
Bicycles.