The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-05-25

Beatrice Kerwick Of Nashville, and Miss
Ellen Friel
The following entries have been re-
ceived for the bicycle department. Mas
tiers Tom Mitchell, Norman Martin,
Bennett Nichols, Sammie Sands. Other
entries are expected.
The Cumberland Telephone Com
pany will have a float in the parade,
made in the shape Of huge bell.
Little Miss Florence Shelton will
drive a pony cart tandem. The decora-
tons will be of white and yellow chry-
santhemums.
Little Misses Della Louise Cherry and
Beulah Randolph will ride in a pony
cart decorated in white peoples and
white chrysanthemums Their out
riders will be, Masters Algie Cherry and
Clifford Foxall
The outriders for Mesdames McIye-
more and fowler will be Messrs. Il. N.
Figuers, Jr., and Guy McLemore.
Columbia Lodge of Odd Fellows will
have float, decorated in the colors of
the lodge, white, blue and red.
Miss Mamie Hodge will have with her
in her trap Misses Mary Frierson, Lille
Watkins and Florence Napier. Their
outriders will be Messrs. Charles
Wright, George M. Hodge, Joe Lee and
| Spence McFall.
| The following young ladies will ride
in the Morning Glory float: Misses
Halle Fry, Inez Kelley, Nell Davis,
Elenora Jones, Julia Biddle, Mary Bar
row, Jane Wilson, Mary Stevens ana
Lucia Frielson. This outriders will be,
Masters Brown Taylor, Cecil Ewing,
Robert Pillow and Hi am Titcomb.
Mrs. E. IL. Hatcher's pheton will be
decorated in purple wisteria, and she
will have with her Mrs. G.. A. Forgey.
Miss Vashti Ballanfant of Culleoka,
and Miss Kate Thomas, of Glendale,
will occupy trap decorated in red and
white and Messrs Richard Wilkes.
Elem Thomas, Smith Thomas and
Rufus jackson will be their outriders.
Mr.. A. b. Rains surrey will be deco
rated il lemon hydrangas. and will be
occupied by Misses Mary Rains, Mary
Brown, Daisy fowler and Fay Scott.
The pony cart of Misses Louise Chat
fin and Louise Brown will be profusely
decorated in white morning glories.
The outriders for Mrs. w. Z. Nor
gan's trap, which will be driven tandem,
are John Cant, Will Morgan, Howard
Ewing and Curran Whitthorne. VIII
Webster will drive.
Mrs. E l. Joyce will be accompanied
in her phaton by Mrs. Joseph T. Mea-
doris, while Messrs E. L. Joyce, Charles
ard Fred Gamble and DR.. j. L. Mea-
doris will act as outriders. The decoro-
ton will be of white and pink hydran-
gas.
Invitations have been extended to
Gov. McMillin and his staff and escorts,
and Mayor Head of Nashville, and their
families, but no responses have yet been
received.
Messrs. McKennon & Nichols have
added handsome brass center stand
and vase, purchased from James Bros,
to the list of prizes. This will be given
as sweepstakes premium, and the win
ner, if so desired, may exchange it for
anything else of equal value in James
Bros, store.
Where the Glasses Will Form.
The various classes will form by divis-
ions as follows:
Glass Composed of single horse
rigs will form on Embargo and Sixth
streets, east of North Main.
Glass 2-Composed of double horse
rigs will form on Fifth and North Main.
Glass 3-Composed of pony rigs,
double and single, will form on North
Main, between Sixth and public square
Class Miscellaneous, composed OF
Tandem rigs, Tally-ho or Breaks,
Landaus, Floats, Farm and Delivery
Wagons, will form on Garden street,
north of Sixth street
The line of march will be headed by
detachment of mounted police, who will
be followed by Chief of Police J. W,
jackson and Capt. j. H. Gartner, Of
the fire department, in trap.
The Chief Marshal, Mr.. w. P. VOL
bridge, and his aids, will follow, and the
military band will precede the decorated
vehicles.