The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-13

io"k hrsf prize as the hest single horse
THE SAENGERBUNn FLOAT.
The float Of the Houston Saongcrauud.
which took second prize. represented
Music" u was drawn by four white
n''sgS preceded by 'lgr mounted knights
N, LAWSON and Kartouosky. a small Tyre
sMmonutol the girth band of the horses.
Green. pink and white was the color
meme The Goat was filled with natural
upon pedestal cauopied with % she'll, sat
Miss Pauline Sautor. the petty Young
daughter Of Mr.. Gus Sautev the president
Of the Saenrcrhnd In the center Of The
uoat was large harp and around H. form
ing the railing, were stretched five ropes.
indicating the five lines In music, upon
which were hing golden notes 50 arranged
as Ia represent a Stauza Of My Country.
tbs Of Thee Two pretty little girls. Iil.
dcgart Scharck aud Florence Arto, and a
pretty golden haired hoy. Charles Miller.
occupied the hoat as Miss Sauters at.
UNIQUE ENTRY.
An oriental style of conveyance was A
quite attractive novelty in the parade
Mrs shannon, dressed becomingly and
quito completely as as lady Of the court o;
palanquin carried on the shoulders of tur-
haned mpn I'm fun oriental dress
The Turkish creSccug and star we're many
times repeated in elaborate decorations Of
= "a
colors were white and pink This took the
prize rs the hest unique entry.
OTHER VEHICLE ENTRIES.
&mong the vehicle entries was vue BY
Mr.. +. II Lawson, single horse phaeton
The nhurtcu was decorated with white
pink aud yellow roses in form Of diamonds.
The harness was covered with white satin
and the horse with white, pink and canary
colored morning gIodes
Mss Jessie Zorns phaeton was covered
with weyer lilies and she. and her friend,
her were both dressed SO AS TO repeat the
colors or the lilies and their leaves, which,
being white, yellow aud green, were also
the colors of the No-TSu.Oh.
~
Little Miss Gussie lIahl with her younger
sister Marjorie made lovely picture In
tEeir four-Whceled cart. which was all
! snowy white with its 1owery coyer.
The big black picture hats these little
girls wore enhanced their prettlness Ike Il
| face
Mr.. Spencer Hutchins' rig was dccorat.
ed with aowcrs which brought out the
driven 10y Miss Goodhue Of beaumont Inc
! queen OF this years n. T. o. The other
1 Young ladies beside Miss Goodhue in Mr.
lt ~ Glln trap were Misses Bessie Kendall
D ". Nal"N~hf h4AAN hllltI anu AldTA carter
| of this city. The ladies' costumes carried
| ont the y. T. O, color scheme They wore
white gowns, green foliage boas and white
/ flower hats
~
! Little Misses Frances Eckhardt. Stella
/ Giraud and Halle and Bessie Moore rode
( M a prctuly arranged trap made 40 renrn.
( sent Il basket Of popples, varying In color
/ from the pale pink To the deep red N
/ made charming sight This vehicle toot
/ the shetland pony nriZe
~
Mrs H. G. Cain, accompanied nv her ~.
/ Gle daughter Winnie May, drove a nianc
box buggy dressed In red and black.
! ~
! Tho last vehicle 10 get into line was a
! richly beautiful analr OF glowing goid.1
Margcnni MID roses NTH noints az Mac
| 10 the trimming. drawn by a 6ne LII
| horse, driven by Miss Lizzie Gardiner ~
| towering figure OF a hig black ana goid
! butterfly served as a sunshade aver s,h11
head Of the phaeton's fair ocrnpant III,
| .g belonged 10 Mrs. sam McNeiU W. 4,
| Miss Gardiner's aunt. "no Is
me judges ~ the parade saw that ~.
shqglslte composition In black ana snidi
would probably have gotten a prize haa Nv I,