The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-23

j. S. Bell of Minneapolis, used a hap
| Ply combination of woven palm leaves
! bright bougainvillea and MALE. secur-
! ing the second award. Mr.. and Mrs
= j. F. Bell J. 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 were
| two riders attired in full samuraD
armor, bright in red and gilt, while
| the body of the car 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. H. Fujikawa, Geo. NJ
Yamauda and K. Yamamoko were the
! occupants.
The Free Kindergarten was repre-
sented by a 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 E. o. White. With
him were Mrs. White, Miss Harriet
Austin Miss A. I. Phillips and Austin
White.
r. A. Dexter, Mrs. Dexter, Mrs. H.
P. Eakin and Miss Olga Hebron were
in a car on which bougainvillea was
the main arrangement. The native
hInnIr1S ha
produced by Marston Campbells car,
which carried Mrs. A. j. Lyon, Mrs. r.
E. Zumwalt, Mrs. Campbell and the
owner
RUNABOUT PRIZE.
The runabout car to receive the blue
ribbon of honor was that of II. Hack
field & Co, representing a native grass
house, musicians playing native airs
within. The design was good and pure
" local in treatment. H. Reinecke was
chauffeur, the music being supplied by
jim Kahauanu and H W. Kaehu, Ju-
liza Kaoulilani posing as hostess.
Dr. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson
We're in the second prize car in this
class, the design formed up of pink
roses and ferns being original and
pleasing.
George Washington's cherry tree,
with a brace of hatchets, was the de-
sign worked to on Geo. P. Denison's
machine, driven by the owner. with
Masters Harry and Fred as assistants.
The third prize went to this car.
Charles F. Murray drove the Stack
able car decorated with the national
colors and greens.
Colonial buff and blue were used
tremendously by Spencer Bickerton,
who was costumed as General Wash
ington, with Mr.. Vitlesen as his aide.
Red and green, formed of bougain-
villea and MALE. was the combina-
ton on Charles Herbert's runabout. |
Miss Henrietta Golfer and Mr.. Herbert |
occupied it.
Royal purple predominated in the |
floral arrangements of the car occu- |
pied by Kenneth Brown and H. E. |
Hoffman. A green background of ferns !
was used.
A departure from the common design
was used by Dr. Moore, sweet home
lilies being employed in the arrange
ment. Mrs. Moore was with the Doc
tor in the car
Every Day is May Day in Hawaii
Is the motto emphasized by the entry
IF the Royal Hawaiian in the first |
class. occupied by Miss Walters, Miss