Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02
ELECTRIC PARADE
READY. TO MOVE
POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS TO
OCCUPY FLOATS
Routes of the Three Electrical Parades
and the Floral Pageant Are Now
Carefully Outlined by the
Fiesta Management
LINE OF MARCH

10 The line of march for the OPEN e
! o ing electrical parade Tuesday e
4 o evening, May z, will be as follows; e
@ From starting point at Seventh
/ @ and Main north on, Main to the
@ Temple block, south on Spring to g
o Ninth, west on Ninth to Broadway,
o north on Broadway to Second, east g
@ on Second to Spring and south on G
| o Spring to the car barns. G
@ The second and third presenta- 6
@ tions OF the electrical parade will 9
@ follow the same route, except that 9
g the head of the parade on these 9
O evenings will start from Ninth 9
8 and Main streets. @
| 8 The floral parade, May 10, will o
o start mt Seventh and Main and o
@ follow the same route except that @
@ in passing north along Broadway @
@ lit will continue on to First street @
@ instead of turning enst at Second. o
@ All the streets comprised within O
o the line of march will be wired on @
8 to prevent interference with the @
o floral and first electrical parades. 9
O. Because of the immense crowds @
@ expected in the streets on these @
O occasions the police Will be asked @
@ to prevent congestion I'm Spring @
@ and Main streets, between Second @
@ and Fifth. As the parade may be @
O seen with equal advantage at the @
O southern limits of the parade zone, @
O. people will be urged to scatter g
O along the three thorOughfares un- @
@ til the probability of crushes and @
<S accident is prevented. @
@ 9 @ @ %'%%@%%%%%%%%%@% @
In the brilliant electrical parade to be
held next Tuesday evening a prominent
place will be occupied by students of
the Polytechnic high school, scores of
whom in picturesque and fantastic at
tire, will participate. The floats, illu-
minated to represent precious stones
and jewels, will carry the young ladies
and be attended by the boys as outrid-
ers and escorts.
The students who will participate are
as follows:
Float Meteor-Bessie Kramer, cap
tain; Elijah Gilbert, Ethel Macy.
Georgia Morton, Mildred Adams.
Float Emerald-Mary Ross, captain;
Mary Weldon, Bruce Rouse, Mary
Mead, Eva Miller, Ada Espe, Jeanette
Niederer, Nellie Blair, Lena Blair.
Float Opal-Gladys Lewis, captain;
Winifred Kellogg, Maude Shafer, Lii
liam Sylvester, Faye Sylvester, Stella
Scott, Charlotte Sumner. Lillian Bick-
ford, Edith Berger.
Float Garnet-Grace Breedlove, cap
tain; Edith White. Violet Nebelung,
Gretchen Foulkes, Bernice Foulkes,
Addie Judy, Katherine Smith.
Float Pearl<-Jennie Williams, cap
tain Winnie Kimball, Jennie Miller,
Isabelle Smith, Lydia Maurer, Rose
Mulvihill. Mary Weaver. Rita Potts.
Float Sapphire-Ethel Spuires, cap
tain; Gertrude Brands. Grace Krepp,
Helen Ready, Helen Charles, Opal Rog-
ers, Leah Robinson, Ruth Holder,
Olive Belt.
Float Moonstone-Pearl Brooks, cap
tain; Annie Johnson, Clara Mcclure,
Bessie Clarke, Alma Gockley, Ruth Bur-
dick, Olive West, Gface O'Neal.
Float Tourmaline-Edna Merz, cap
tain; Augusta Wackerbarth, Marcia
Forbes, Hazel Williams, Louise Tag.
Lorena Daehler, Florence Shaw, Ade-
Mary Brown. Hazel Mcclellan.
Float Crystal-Mame Cliff, captain;
Nell Murray, Myrtle Thomas. Tessie
Tag, Frances Brown, Susie Rickerhau-
ser, Maude Tucker, Annie Taylor.
Float Topaz-Norma Gould, captain;
Crystal Wood. Emma James, Florence
Sunderland, Verna Wright.
Float Diamond-Lillian HELM, cap
tain; Zilpha Reames, Lucille Young.
Hazel James, Isabel Hevensoll, Mapel
Guthrie, Alice Crawford.
Float No. 13-Sarah Patten, captain;
Edith Sutherland, Harriet Pownall
Madge Moon. Ruth Sidey, Mortonia
Penne.
tain; Ella Haase, Bertha Haase. Flor
encs cox, Belle Hutchinson, MABEL
Williams, Nita Wilson, Helen Robin
son, Nei;ie Tufts.
tain: NADIA Ebert, Mary Carver, Flor
ence Krause, Ethel Bish, Verna Mer-
rick, Hazel Banks.
The boys, who will be- later assigned
to their respective floats, are as FOL
lows: Paul Jeffers, Everett Charlton,
H. l.. Stuart, Roy Bryant. William
Burke, Lee Narver, W. Mcleod, James
Goode, Chester Crank, Clement Rels,
Howard Lewis. Roy Salyer, George
Cooper. Charles Walker, Roland Co
nant, Clifton Swartz, Earl Swartz, De-
los Gillespie, e. Wickersham. Warren
Cain. Joe Martin, James Newton, Fl. Q.
Rice. r. Merrill, Jack Beatty, s. Smith,
Herbert Stephen, Eylar Fillmore, Floyd
Layne, H. Wackerbarth, Lloyd Mills.
Earl DuttOn, Frank RlckerSnauser'
Charles Geiser, Eloi Charbonnel, Leon
ard WachteI, George Reinchilds, A..
Coover, Al Beinhoff, Ross Holmes,
Roger Olmsted, AL Nibecker, Newell
Logan, Sterling Jeffers, o. Rowland,
Leland Reeves, Alfred Dennis, Gordon
Gassoway, Will Abbott, Nelson Smith,
Harry Donner, Fred Mcpherson, Rich
ard Case Robert Whelan.
Despite statements to the contrary,
the line of march for the four important
parades of next week will remain as
originally planned, the parade zone ex-
tending from Temple block to Ninth
street, along Main, Spring and Broad
way: The parade committee has the
assurance of the Barber Asphalt Paw
ing companys representative that the
pavement along Spring street, between
Eighth and Ninth, will be completed
before Monday and in condition equal
to any other block.
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