Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-24

honoTeu tnan by the grand hOral pa
rade of the 22nd. II must have bCCu
a hard task for the judges to award
the prizes, for the color. schemes and
designs were so original and beautiful
that, with few exceptions. II would
seem nj first sight that everybody
should have a prize. Mr. c. c. Won
Hamm, who drove n Model G Winton,
carried or the first prize. Cherry
blossoms artistically embellished with
pink and blue chiffon and three thou
sand five hundred cherry blossoms
deliberately entwined with the aspar.
Ggus fern won hearty applause. Mr.
Won Hamm's guests were Mrs. Won
Harm, Mrs Byron Baird and Miss
Kathleen Cartwright. The young
women were dressed in white with
flowing automobile Wells of blue and
made an effective appearance. To
Mr.. c. w. Chaplin of New York was
awarded the second prize. His car
was transformed into beautiful boat
and thousands of pink roses were used
In the making OF this exquisite car.
Aloha" was on the bow and the chat.
ifeur was dressed as a sailor laddie.
The occupants were MIR. and Mrs.
Chaplin, Miss Olmstead, of Newport.
X. l., Miss Wood of st. Paul. Mimi,
and Miss Winifred Brown. The par.
asOls OF the young women were of
white, edged with pink roses. and the
human flowers were as much admired
as the lovely car Next in the order of
prizes came the big touring car of Mr..
Alexander Young. Miss G. X. Young
~ CCTatcd THIS daint year and the
pastel tints were exquisite Sweet
peas and baby ribbon together with
o vast profusion of flowers most daint.
| lily handled made one Of the most ad.
mired cars of the procession. The
pretty women with toilets of pale Law.
endcr and pink made a charming com.
binntipn OF dainty colors. Mr.. Alex.
ander Young drove his own car and
with him were Mrs. Alexander Young.
{ Mrs. T. ". Humphris. Mrs Rudolf
Slattery and Miss Bertha Ruth Young.
A close third was the car OF ~: Baird
with its artistic decoration Of yellow
Ialamander. Mr.. Bairds guests were
Mrs. Baird, Miss Truelson and Miss
May. The tossing up Of a penny gave
the Alexander Young car the prefer.
ence, the judges deciding that honors
were easy. The American Beauty"
car of Gerrit Wilder was much not.
iced. The three charming occupants
were Mrs Gerrit Wilder. Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane and Mrs. jamie Wilder.
Mr.. Wilder drove his own car. The
J. A. McCandless car was brilliant
with red carnations and maiden.hair
ferns. II made fine showing for the
pretty girls who were with him. They
were Misses Genevieve Blake, Alice
Jones, Lorna laukea and Helen Kim.
ball. The car OF Mr.. J. S. Bell OF
Minneapolis was much admired Wow.
en- palm leaves, bougainvlllea and
MALE secuted the second prize in
class b. Mr.. Bells guests were Mrs.
Bell, Mrs c. W. Schultz of New York.
nee Kitchen, and Mr.. ]. S. Bell. The
frst prize in class b was given Mr..
James Quinn and his car made q
most effective showing with its ar.
rangement OF golden shower blossoms,
pepper vine and white kahilis. The
pupils of the Kamehameha schools, an
unusually pretty bevy OF girls, were
the occupants and they wore lima
leis. Mr.. Il. Henriques won the third
prize In class b, and his beautiful
car, decorated in ginger blossoms and
male, was picture. One could 20
on unfortunately with the descriptions
Of the beautiful floats and runabouts,
and, as for the pau riders, never has
there been such picturesque and
brilliant sight. except in the old days
OF the monarchy. The dignified rid.
ers with flowing skirts, black capes
and leis IN their glossy hair will long
be remembered, for they were indeed
the features OF the day. The cowboy