Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-02
QUEEN RECEIVES
SUBJECTS HOMAGE
GRAND BALL ENDS GREAT ROSE
TOURNAMENT
Society Maids and Matrons in Besuti-
ful Gowns Make Dance at
Hotel Green Notable
Event
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tnree Oarrcr bearers. Following the
palanquin came the Chinese rabble
impersonated by the Altadena school.
boys.
The color scheme OF the entry was
red and yellow. The top of the palan-
quin was done in yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS with red roses scattered through
out. The body of the palanquin was
done entirely in red poinsettias and as
paragus plumosus. Guy ropes ran from
the corners of the palanquin in yellow
and red flowers and greenery. The
banners had the single word Altadena
| on one side, with a Chinese dragon or
| the other.
Taking part in the entry were Miss
Jean Barker and the following little
boys: Andrew Neff, Wallace Neff
Fred Schuman, Earl Fowler, Ivan
| Way, Abraham Hollinger Harold
Rose, Walther Tapsch, Elton Fly
Lawrence Fhy, Clayton Ordway, Ber-
tie Stevens, Alfred Armstrong, New
ton Mcmillan, Kyle Martin and Clar-
ence Frazier.
Gem from Academy
The float entered by the Academy of
the Holy Names represented Uncle
Sam and all his children in tropical
! jungle. As usual Uncle Sam ruled
the roost," being perched high upon a
mound of date palms back of Jungle
of peppers and aspagus plumosus.
| His children could be seen playing
around his feet and clowns, dudes,
! brownies and Cinnamon We're repre-
| sented as well as the more beautiful
little girls in their white clothes.
The float was profusion of poin-
| settias, asparagus plumosus, date
palms, pepper bows and several other
kinds of green. 1t formed an attractive
appearance and was truly tropical
presentation and we'll fitting to the
rose carnival.
Children riding on the float were:
Uncle SAM" James Dolan; "Pasa-
dena,' Marjorie Kennedy; "Snow Girl
Mary Metz; Clown John Klune;
Brownie Edward Mueth; Dude
Charles Wood; Cop" Fred Hart.
Green Brownies" Ralph Groner, Vic
tor Houchie, Frank Orr, Lawrence
Ducy; "Chinaman," Leo Vandersan.
Grant School Chariot
The Grant school was represented by
one of the cutest turnouts in the pa
rade. Donald Hayat, a pupil of the
school. dressed as a charioteer occupied
miniature chariot drawn by a Shet-
land pony. The chariot was decorated
with violets and ribbons of yellow and
white tied in huge bows.
In the Novelty Class
In the novelty class there were three
entries and all were unique Nc
Adams & Boutelle entered a prospec-
tors cart. This entry was the best ap-
preciated entry in the parade Driv-
ing shaggy burro in cart which was
filled with picks. shovels, deer, antlers
and various other trappings and
dressed in prospector's costume with
plenty of false red and gray whiskers,
| they presented a hard luck picture of
prospectors on the tramp that was not
without it's humorous features. Trot-
ting leisurely along behind was a pack
dog with two demijohns swung on either
side of his back, one was labeled
snake bite cure" and the other hair
! tonic"
Paul Magee and Joe Giddings were
riding old fashioned high wheels deco
| rated in smilaX and marigolds. One
rode his wheel, one of the old pump
handle style, with little wheel in front.
The Pacific Creamery company's en-
try was most unique. A negro boy
drove the little float. In a cart a huge
can was covered completely with Gala
lilies, representing Lily brand cream -
1t was pulled by a Jersey heifer deco
rated with lilies and greetings and
| sporting a FURNISHED brass COW bell at
| her throat.
c. N. Lissen tandem Shetland ponies
with baby Shetland. was one of the
unique entries of the parade. I'm
Dedded in a mass of greetings was a
horseshoe design worked in red and
white carnations and twining strands
of roses.
Overland Club Coach
An old-style coach gaily decorated
IN red geraniums against a background
| of smilaX was the entry of the Over
land club. Lilies were used on the
wheels and at the back of the vehicle
| and quantities Of asparagus plumosus.
smilaX and peppers completed the ex-
! cellent appearance of the entry. On
top of the rig were prominent members
of the Overland club dressed in black.
| The vehicle was drawn by black
horses faily caparisoned with wrapped
| harness.
A Pioneer Prairie Schooner
A unique entry was made by Lee l..
! Powers under the head of the historical
classification, Westward Ho." The
| vehicle was an old prairie schooner"
of the early days we'll decorated with
green and driven by j. r. Harding in
a pioneer suit. Mrs. Harding sat in
the schooner" with her knitting and
old time clothes Both Mr. and Mrs,
Nii6 NipSe'h lllr pa lIlo III Il DIdl-
rie schooner" drawn by oxen i'm 1847.
A feature of the float We're the ami
mails which We're led behind and from
tiersmen were outriders. Pasadena
or Bust was worked out in flowers on
one side of the vehicle.
Merchants Entry Attractive
Among the attractive entries each
year is that of the Merchants associa-
ton and the three seated four-i -in-hand
in which the directors of the organiza- =
tion rode yesterday was among the
finest yet entered i'm the fete The col
or scheme was white and green, mar
guertes and smilaX being used extern
sively,
Los Angeles Has Beauty
An automobile saily decorated was
present from Los Angeles representing
the Los Angeles chamber of commerce.
The vehicle was decorated in red GER
aniums, smilaX and asparagus plumo-
sus. All of the occupants of the auto
were dressed in high hats and frock
coats, presenting a pleasing uniform
| appearance.
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