The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
FLOWER PARADE IS
A DECIDED SUCCESS
Auditorium Filled to Over
flow Last Night.
TO WITNESS NOVEL SHOW
Complete List ofPrize Winners
Is Given.

Too much cannot be said in praise of
the flower parade given by the primary
department of the ST Paul's NJ. L. Sun
dav school at the Toler last night.
The Auditorium was filed with an en-
thusiastic audience and ali were delighted
with the entertainment. and voted it
most delightful and successful affair.
There were &c entries for the parade,
vnd it was very difficult indeed to decide,
rs each crossed the handsomely decorated
stage. which was deserving of the prize.
The decisions, however, were left to the
audience, who voted for the one which,
In their estimation, was the most beaud-
sul and artistic The voting coupons
Sere attached TO the programs and were
collected after the parade
The first prize OF 50 was given to No.
RI. a beautiful fairy chariot, decorated
In white. in which were four little
fairies-Margaret Dyer. Helen Dyer. lmo-
gene Rowley and Morris Lloyd.
The second prize OF SO was won by
No. IS. the yacht Reliance" in NINA
ture. beautifully decorated in white, with
Master Max Houston at the helm.
Number 10 was awarded the third prize
of $. and was a quaint jim Ric-a-sha'
decorated IN yellow and black, drawn by
Throc Davidson. and in which We're
seated Mary Keller and Ingalls, AIcClees.
A prize Of s. was given TO number 29-the
nrairis schooner-for being the most COM
zeal rig 1t was a miniature covered
wagon with old-time notices inscribed
on the sides.
While the Judges were counting the
ballots a musical and literary program
of pronounced merit was given which was
highly appreciated by the audience and
which brought out the fact that Wichita
has some very talented children. The
Sunday school is justly Iiroud of the
success OF its flower parade. and well
may 81 be, for u more enjoyable event
has not been given In the city for many
Gays.
The program of last night was as fol-
lows.
No. Dol buggy-Frances Woodland.
No. 2-DoH buggy-AIiriam Stokley
No. 3-DoH buggy-Jessie Burns
No. 4-Don go-cart-Lucie Mathes.
No. doll buggy-Alberta Pennock
No. 6-DolI buggy-Goldy Cadwallader.
No. -Tricycle-Clarice Farrow.
No. Spark wagon-Sherman Sheppard,
Hester Hutchinson Howard Case, Jr.
No. 9-Auto-Nellie Sim.
No. 1O-Emgrant wagon-Donald Rhea.
40. l1-Water Nymph-Paul Pirtle, May
Weiss
No. 12-TaIly-ho-Tom Buford, Marga-
ret Hibbon.
No. 3-Tandem-sally Teller, Dick T0f-
Ter. Lewis Dunn.
No. 14-Mother Goose-SteIla Doraht
Evaline Mclaughlin. Mable Ref.
No. Little Jack Horner-Lewis Dunn,
Cecil McGili.
No. 1e-Old Woman in the Shoe-Marga-
ret Marnhoff. EIlsockwood Martling,
Frederick Pratt.
No. I7-Rub-a-dub-dub-N Conner.
Paul Reeves. John wilcox, Claud Pirth,
joe Andrews.
No. 1S-The Old Bachelor and Bride
Gordon Griffith, Mile Carey.
10. 19-Jin Ric-a-sha-Mary Keller In
gals McClees. Throc Davidson.
No. 2o-BaBy carriage-Frank Mueller,
Olive Mueller.
No 2I-Japanese cart-Woody Moore.
Frankie Reynolds
No. -Express-Pau Lightner George
Jightner.
No. 23-Goat cart-Laramer. Billy Goat.
No. 2l-Chariot-Class No. 6-Margaret
Dyer Helen Dyer. Imogene Rowley.
Morris Lloyd.
No. 25-Twin cart-Geraldine Farrow,
Pauline Farrow. Julia Wilson.
No. -Runabout-WiIis Daugherty.
No. 27-Double rig-Oauy Davidson.
Gwen Houston.
No. 2S-Rocb-a-bye Baby.
No. 29-Prairie schooner-Dick Tcler and
emigrants.
No. So-Fire chief-David Walker
No. Si-Hool1 and Iadder-Robert Bill
Hngsly. HELEN Bnlingsly. Catharine
Grant
No. 32-Flre wagon-Cecil WY. Charles
Jackson Jr.
No. S3-Whoel-Vivian Mcnamara.
No. S4-8icycle-Lois Irwin.
No. S5-Ssfety-N Beach.
No 2e-Florine Sunbald.
No S7-Sol futile
No. SS-HoWard Anderson.
Ne. as-Wheel-Frauk Wood.
No. 4o-Wheel-Eugene Maste-rnsn
No. 4l-Whecl-Alfred Runyan
No. 42-Tricycle--Mareue Brubs cher.
Ne. 43-Blcycle-H Helen Case
Ne. A-Cresceus-Grant Hatfield
No 45-Reliauce-Max Houston
No. 46-Cinderela-Reb Hennessey. Or