Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-26


Twins. J. S. Walker. l. Dillingham;;
Transfers, Mrs. Isabella Creighton;
Domino. George Davies; Freak, viii
Dickson; Robespierre. Merle johnson.
Flower Girl. Juanita Beclley.
4. I: &
One of the prettiest fetes Imaginable
was the auto parade of Thursday morn.
ing and the greatest praise ought to be
lavished upon Mr. Il. NJ. Boyd, the pro-
mOter of the whole affair. When he
first preached the scheme he was much
laughed at but with his usual persever-
ance and pluck he succeeded in inter.
esting the auto owners and one of the
loveliest fetes of Honolulu was the re-
suit. Long before the autos got into
line the streets by the Capitol were
alive with humanity in every condi
tion of life eager for a first view of
judges, Governor Carter, Ex-Governor
Slegborn- and Harry Couzesasss, a after it7eir-
viewing the deliberately designed mot
ors. for 1t must have been hard task
to award the prizes. Eighteen cars in
all took their places in the spaces ar
ranged and Marshal Il. NJ. Boyd head
ed the procession In car number enc as
II went down the Waikiki Road for the
Park. where the prizes were to be
awarded. On this car, driven by Cap.
tain Jorgstroif, was also Mrs. Il. NJ.
boyd, and the decorations were pref
tily carried out in the silky tassels Of
the sugar cane. This car received hon
orable mention. Next came the ton.
ncau Of G. w. Rolph. This car was
much admired in its dressing of gold
and green. Mr.. Rolph had with him
Mrs. Rolph, Mrs. C. NJ. Cooke and Miss
Cooke. The first prize seemed to be
awarded not for the handsomest floral
car as was intended but was evidently
given for the costume effect. Next
year 1t would be well II II were under
stood that one of the prizes was for
spectacular costuming as well as for
tho handsomest floral car. Without
doubt Mr.. C. w. c. behring's car. which
came next, was best carried out as far
as the floral decorations we're con.
cerned. Thousands of flowers covered
II. every one being natural. A flying
peacock on wires driven by two doves
holding red and white ribbons which
matched the red and white carnations
and the red and white asters, made a
gorgeous appearance. This to my mind
was floral car and carried out In every
detail the floral fete idea. Mr.. Deer.
ing's guests were Mrs. G. w. G. Deer.
ing. Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. f..
Howard Humphris and Miss Rose Gun.
ia. This car received the second
prize, Next came DR.. Anderson's ton.
neau car, made most striking and beau
tiful with its decorations of red althea
blossoms and white ribbons. This car
carried Mrs. Anderson and their pretty
children. Mr.. A. A. Youngs car was
next in line and represented flower
stall. On this Miss Bertha Young's ex-
Quisite taste was plainly seen. 1t was
indeed a chrysanthemum flower show.
for the baskets on either side of the
cor were filed with chrysanthemums
Of vivid yellow and maidenhair ferns
aud the dashboard was a mass of these
same natural flowers. The wheels were
composed of white daisies with yellow
centers and chrysanthemums were tied
to the spokes. The four flower vendors
With Mr.. Young were Mrs. A. @. Halves,
Miss Bertha Young, Miss Gillet and
Miss Lacey. They wore white picture