The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-22

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| paying the admission fee of fifty cents
| and tickets will be on sale there.
GRAND BALL TONIGHT.
The official ball to close the day s
festivities in a fitting manner will be
gwen at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
this evening, where special arrange
r1ents have been made to entertain the
| public. A semi official, or informal,
reception VIII be held by the Princess
| Kawananakoa and the judges, as well
as the officials and winners Of prizes,
at the hotel during the promenade
concert by the Royal Hawaiian Band,
and dancing will begin at $3.50. A spe-
cial stand has been erected for the ac-
| Commodation Of the quintet club so
that dances will be held Simultaneous
~ on the two lanais. Provision has
bren made for the parking of decorated
machines in the hotel driveways. 1t
will be a great sdIa night.
An overflow dance is also to be held
at the Alexander Young Hotel, where
Manager Gray has made arrangements
TO nuringly observe the day.
HOW JUDGES WILL PROCEED.
Automobiles: Conception of design,
1; consistency of design, L; color
scheme, 1; completeness, 1; conson-
ance of occupants l; total, 3.
Each automobile contestant must
have prepared for the judges a brief
statement, giving conception of de-
sign of his or her vehicle, flower used
in the decoration. name of entrant and
occupants of vehicle.
Points to be Assigned in Judging
Carriages: Conception of design, l;
consistency of design, l; color scheme,
l; completeness, l; consonance of oc-
cupants, /; Craftsmanship, or driving,
2; teams, 2; equipment of teams, l.
Total 10.
Each vehicle contestant must have
prepared for the judges brief state
ment. giving class under which en-
tered, conception of design of his or
her vehicle, flower used in the decora-
tion name of entrant and occupants
of vehicle.
RAPID TRANSIT SCHEDULE.
Manager Ballentyne of the Rapid
Transit Co. announces that during the
forenoon today there will be a through
service on the Punahou line to Kapio-
lani Park, and there will be a three
car service on the King street line to
the park This will give four cars
every ten minutes from Pawaa june
ton to the park. Four cars will leave
Thomas Square for the park on King
street directly after the parade starts
from the Square for town.
KAAHUMANU SCHOOL FLOAT.
The Kaahu,nanu School will be rep
resented in the Washington Birthday
parade by two floats. The first, two
seated pony carriage owned by Mr..
IT. 1oa in
the national colors. On the front seat
will be a coal black coachman MAS
ter Willie Hollinger), and on the back
seat will appear George Washington
CMiss Psyche Berry, and Lady Wash
ington Miss Julia Hollinger).
The second float will represent the
United States and Hawaii. A large
government transport wagon drawn by
tout mules will convey the goddess OF
liberty Miss Sybil winter, supported
by the Army master Harry Decker)
and the ''Navy'D (Master Nat Biar).
Uncle Sam" (Master Nelson Spencer)
will occupy a prominent place under
the Stars and Stripes and one of the
most important government depart
ments will be represented by mail
carrier who has not yet passed the
Civil Service examination (Enoka
Naa).
Hawaii will be represented by Miss
Mary Manunui. Four Kahili bearers
master James Aylett. Kennfth Nc ,
CURE Jonah keliaa and Koohe Kea- /
lawaiole) will accompany the young
lady. The school coIors, red and
green. viii appear in the floral dec
orations Of the floats. Thos Dunn of
the naval station designed the navy
feature of the float. (