The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-23
TIE STORY OF
THE AUTOS

The honor of securing the premier
position in the automobile parade be-
fore the stand, which carried with 1t
the first prize among the larger cars,
was won by c. G. Won Hamm, who
drove a Model c. Winton artistically
decorated I'm cherry blossoms. The
color scheme had been most elabor-
ately and effectively worked out In
pink and blue with blue chiffon and
asparagus fern and no criticism Of the
| judges can be made In their choice.
| In the winning car were c. c. Won
Hamm, Mrs. Won Hamm, Mrs. Byron
Baird and Miss Kathleen Cartwright.
The judges were Mrs. Faxon Bishop,
Mrs. Cecil Brown, Mrs w. f. Frear,
Mrs. r. C. Van Vliet, Mrs. r. de Il.
| Layard.
The touring car belonging to c. w.
| Chaplin, of New York, was transform
ed into a motor boat banked deep In
roses and bearing the name aloha"
picked out In bloom on her bow. The
crew consisted of Mrs. Chaplin. Miss
| Olmsted, of Newport, r. l., Miss Wood
of st. Paul Mimi, and Miss Winifred
| Brown. Each of the ladies carried a
white parasol edged with pink roses.
The chaffeur was dressed as sailor
laddie. The second prize was accord
ed to the Aloha.
A design in pastel tints carried out
| with sweet pease I'm garland effect, in
which baby ribbon was effectively
| used, was employed on the car of
Alexander Young, which tied for third
place with that of w. II. Baird and
won the place by the Tipping of a coin.
The occupants of the car were Alex
ander Young, Mrs. Young, NJ. F. H..
Humphris, Mrs j. X. Slattery and
Miss b. Ruth Young.
Yellow alamander blooms were used
| by Mr.. Baird. who was accompanied
by Mrs. Baird, Miss May and Miss
| Truelson.
The Promotion Committee car, which
was occupied by Secretary II. b. Wood.
A. A. Young, II. F. Hertsche and J..
Waldron, was trimmed with clusters
of bougainvillea. ....--.-
The American Beauty was the name
adopted for the floral arrangement of
Gerrit Wilder's auto, the rose being
I used throughout the decoration. 1t
bore Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. Wilder,
| Mrs. James Wilder and Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane.
Carnation and maidenhair fern made
a brilliant display of rich red and
green in the design used by ]. A. Nc
| Candless, who drove with Miss Alice
Jones, Miss Genevieve Blake, Miss
Lorna Iaukea and Miss Helen Kimball
F. f. Richardson, Mrs Richardson
Senator and Mrs. Dowsett and Mrs
James Campbell rode in Mr.. Richard
sons car, which was bedecked with
glowing yellow roses and MALE.
The royal lima, tastefully arranged
was used by A. F. Along. With hin
were Mrs. Riggs. Miss Dowsett and
Mrs Henshall.
The Royal Hawaiian Hotel car was
hung with pepper blossoms and bou-
gainvillea, making an artistic display
1t carried Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Boyd
Mrs. Bews and Miss Levey.
INTERMEDIATE CLASS DESIGNS
There were several particularly at
tractive designs among the class L
cars between IL and Is II. p. That
| shown i'm the decoration of Jas. Quinn's
car, used by pupils of the Kamehameha
School was especially effective. COLDER
shower blossoms and pepper vine be.
ing relieved by white kahilis, the whole
being one of the best and most typical
ly Hawaiian arrangements of the day
The young lady occupants all wore
lima leis First prize was accorded
this car
]. S. Bell OF Minneapolis, used a hap
py combination of woven palm leaves
bright bougainvillea and MALE, secur-
ing the second award. Mr.. and Mrs
]. +. Bell ]. S. Bell and Mrs. c. w
Schultz We're the occupants
The third prize went to Edgar Hen
riques, his car having a choice ar
rangement of green and ginger bios
SONS. With him We're Alex. White, T
Gill, Mr. Reeves and Master Carter.
For uniqueness of design there was
nothing in the parade equal to the
turnout of H. Fujikawa. Under the
glancing blossom of a cherry tree werS
two riders attired in full samura,
armor, bright in red and gilt while
the body OF the ear was decked deeply
in red, white and blue blossoms ar
ranged to represent Old Glory. The Jap
anese emblem covered the back of the
vehicle A special merit prize for this
was presented II. Fujikawa, Geo NJ
Yamauda and X. Yamamoko were the
occupants.
The Free Kindergarten was repre-.
sented by number of children of diff.
ferent nationalities in a national car
Uncle sam, as represented by w. L
Clark, being at the steering wheel
while Columbia, Miss Maud Ross
guarded the nations
Huapala flowers and begnonia cover
ed the car driven by f. O. White. VIII
him We're Mrs. White Miss Harrie
Austin, Miss A. l. Phillips and Austin
White
r. A. Dexter, Mrs. Dexter, Mrs. ii
+. Eakin and Miss Olga Heilbron wer'
In car on which bougainvillea wa
the main arrangement. The nativ
huapala blooms formed the good effec
produced by Marston Campbelrs car
} which carried Mrs, A. J. Lyon, Mrs n
+. Zumwalt Mrs, Campbell and tn
, owner.
RUNABOUT PRIZE.
The runabout ear To receive the blu
ribbon of honor was that OF n. Hack
field 4 CO., representing native gras
house, musicians playing native air
within, The design was good and pure
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