The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-09-28

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PedhHps the most loullcs1 for
evepfanlorr carnival wn&theaower
parn51 and 1t was crrtainl6 the
mosA bsantiful, the NEST Artistic.
Ncxer. before had montgomery
Co4sy Witnessed snah.a display
Of hsapty, such an arrangement Of
thAtn.nasr creation as,was' Witness
cssop. Friday last. Sych,a an array
OF hpantiiul and lively women,
ssReh a. sonception ofnRture's beau
Hes with which the,rigs were adon-
I'd and decorated wcald have
warmed q frigid heart.
Eirst In the order. of the process
ion came the Queens Chariot a
beautiful creation in white and
lavender drawnhy a spirited team
of blacks. The beautiful effect of
the chariot was greatly enhanced
by the beauty Of the Queen and her
maids Of honor seated upon her
throne, wearing the crown her
friends so Justly caused to be hers
was the Queen, Miss virgie Lowry,
resplendest, entrancing, in her
beautiful gown Of white, while near
sat her page, Master Houston
johnson. At the foot If the throne
the maids Of honor, Misses Stella
Duffy and Miss Mamie Moriartx
rested. A scene so inspiring. 80
beautiful one seldom Long
live the Qusen and her court.
Next In the order of procession
came Mrs A Z Kemper in = rig
which nature seemed to have
smiled upon, SO nicely werc the
shades ofpink interviewer with the
white. Mrs Newt Mallerson rode
with Mrs Kemper, The contrast
in their compilations only served
to display more fully the beauty Of
her decorations. The outrider,
were 4essers Rock Henslev ant
George Clark in black dress
matdng a rig of which we are
justly proud. Mrs Kemper tool
first premium for best decorated
rig, single vehicle, single horse.
Next came Mrs r S Paul and
daughter, little Miss Pauline, in @
beautiful effect of white and laven-
der, handsomely and deliberately
trimmed, there being over 4,00(
flowers used. Stretching above
this was an open canopy upon
which rested the whits winged dove
of peace. This, to the minds Of
many, was the most imposing
f1ht~ss'o % Tho parade. Mother and
BY ROBBED in spotl Bs white, In
ttb|eir purity and I'M hence. sur
rounded by banks of elegant white
and lavender flowers and ovel
them the white uinged dove Of
peace bespeahng their potent in
fluence i'm this world, which should
not contain anything that a woman
would not sanction.
Now came the idea of the day,
the Misses Clark, in pink and white,
making upthe premium rig. Hand
somely, cheverly decorated in its
mass of floral beauty, II was made
the more beautiful by the beautiful
sisters, robed In fauxless taste,
who sat within. Drawn by an
elegant team of white horses, the
vehicle a a product of arti. tic
temperament. The outriders Messrs
Buel Hensley and Monte Nuns, our
handsome boys, in white trousers,
pink satin coats and hats to match
acquitted themselves weM- In short
this rig was the epitome Of good
and of genius.
Mrs. W. W. Worley and Mrs. j.
A. Vogt came next in one Of the
nobbiest prettiest rigs we have ever
seen. This rig winning the prmium
ON one seat two horses. Profusely
decorated in perfect flowers of
black and white, the effect was
beautiful. Mrs. Worley and Mrs.
vogt handsomely ROBBED in black
with the outriders Messrs Sisk and
Palmer Also in black. The horses
drawing the carriage rs well as
those of the outriders decorated
with white flowers.
Beautiful is not strong enough to
give our readers the proper concep-
ton of thisrig-it was truly lovely.
We now beheld Mrs Uptegrove
in her handsome creation of black
and yellow with black horses and
yellow decorations. Mrs. Upte-