The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-22
TALLYHOS
AND CARRIAGES

Following the automobile division
came the carriages and floats section.
At the head of this division was the
tally-ho from the Royal Hawaiian Ho-
tel i'm which rode a large percentage of
visiting Oregonian people The con-
veyance was drawn by eight black
horses and was driven by Ben CALI
CHER. The rig looked brilliant in yell
low and black and green. Six Hawaii
an pa-u riders attended this rig. In
the conveyance were the following:
Henry Bews, II. L. Pittock Mrs II.
l.. Pittock. Miss Helen L. Pittock Mrs.
w. D. Turk, Mrs. O. w. Richardson,
Mrs. o. H. Strong, Mrs. "A. NJ. Lend
better, Mrs. Crawhall, Mrs. Margaret
Mordaunt, Mrs. p. b. Brigham, Mrs.
DR. Emily Noble, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. 7.
E. Wilder Miss Gaylord, Miss Caro-
line Eddy, Mr. j. f. Eddy, Mrs. Caro-
line r. Hamblen. The pau riders were
Mrs. Plomena, Mrs. Lii, Mrs. Luukia,
Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Kulia and one other.
Behind the taIly-ho came a pretty
spike team of blacks drawing a trap
i'm which were Miss MaCfarlane and
Major George c. Potter both in white.
dressed in white This rig was decor
ated in red HIBISCUS.
The Oregon girls float was third in
the line OF this division. The Eel Capt.
tan tally-ho was decorated with my
riads of paper lima leis relieved with
green. In the coach We're w. A. Wann
and family, and Edward Dekum and
the Oregon girls as follows Miss b.
Brown of Salem, Miss E. Cnosson Of
The Dalles, Miss b. Courtemanche of
McMinnieville, Miss f. Hevren of Van
couver, Miss e. M. King of Walla
Walla, Miss S. Madigan and Miss M.
S. Phillips of Portland, Miss X. Nash
of all Grande, Miss E. Parsley of Rose
burg, Miss NJ. Proebstel of La Grande
and Mrs. w. T. Weatherred, the chap
erone. All of the party wore the Ore
gon badges of satin. This party at
tracted much attention all along the
line. The party was dressed entirely
in white.
Nobody was surprised when the next
conveyance that appeared, trailing close
after the Oregon girls was a spanking
team of horses drawing a neat rig in
which were seated Col. Sam Parker
and Prince David Kawananakoa. Col.
Parker handled the ribbons. Both look
ed neither to the right nor left but kept
their eyes invited on the tally-ho coach
ahead.
Dr. Pinto drove a very striking con-
veyance a phaeton, which was a mass
Of blue and white paper flowers repre-
senting the Portuguese color. He was
IN, W,
3 A very pretty rig came next. 1t was
a tandem trap in which We're Misses
Dreier and Miss Dickson. Miss Dreier
held the ribbons. This conveyance was
decorated with red carnations.
Probably the cutest if not the clever
est idea in the parade was shown in
the next rig, pony cart in which rode
Miss Margery Gilman. The cart rep
resented a water lily. The wheels and
body of the cart were green relieved
with later lilies, while the seat was in
the form of an open lily, in which sat
/ the cute little lady ddiving her white
pony.
Eight white horses drew Lewis big
tally-ho coach with Lewis himself
handling the ribbons, for the Kameha-
meha Girls detachment. The coach
was decorated in red HIBISCUS relieved
with green leaves The young women
in this conveyance, and all in white,
! were Esther Purdy, Emma Keau, Ka-
lahiki Piliwale, Ethel Robinson, Mi
riam Mundon, Mikahala Awana, Ade-
line Hose, Mary Gohier, Lydia Macy,
1 Kaliko Napaelua, Lillian Broad, Rose
Hussey, All Moe Ahkui Wilhelmina
/ Weight, Alice Brickwood, Julia LaEaro,
/ Daisy Sheldon, Alice Mahikoa, Lily
Kekuewa, All Choy Ahu, Miriam Kau-
hane, Mani Haia, Esther COckett, Lu-
ella Kamaka, Louisa Nahlnu, Mary
Lawrence.
Miss Nellie Kitchen looked swell in
yellow tandem cart with Harold Dill
bingham by her side. She wore a light
colored driving cloak. The general eff
! feet of the cart was in yellow and
black, yellow chrysanthemums being
used with effect.
/ No. ? hose cart and engine followed
and made fine showing. Members of
! the crews were aboard the vehicle from
the fire department. Arches of purple
bougainViIlea crossed the body of the
hose cart. Gala lilies helped to COM
plete the decoration of this cort The
same variety of flowers were used in
decorating the engine.
The police patrol handsomely dec
GRATED and with police stars of purple
and white astors on the sides of the
/ rig, followed the detachment from the
/ fire department.
Behind the patrol wagon came the
school children floats. Some very good
/ ideas were shown. In a little pony phae.
ton were Miss Psyche Berry dressed as
George Washington and by her side
sat Miss Julia Holhnger as Martha
/ Washington. In front blackened up as
a negro cOachman of Colonial times
was Master Willie Hollinger The lit
/ tie carriage caused much amusement
and was decorated in HIBISCUS bios
SONS and Tosalia.
And as George Washington came be-