The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-22

In yellow with blue SaSheS. Stanley
Kennedy was driver, while the young
ladies in the car were the Misses Ken
nedy, Langton, Smith and Hind.
The committee in charge was as fol-
lows:
A. Gartley, chairman.
r. H. Trent, treasurer.
C. F. Chillingworth, marshal.
L. Petrie, assistant marshal.
Geo. r. Carter, automobiles.
A. ]. Campbell, carriages and We
nicles.
S. M. Ballou, all nations.
Gerritt P. Wilder, Inter-Island Ha-
waiian Princesses.
Frank Andrade, paSu riders.
w. A. Greenwell, riders other than
pau.
John Hughes, arrangement and
grounds.
H. e. Cooper, social clubs.
Albert Along, prizes and decorations.
J. H. Soper, tickets.
]. B. Freitas, bicycles.
A. F. Griffiths, schools and colleges.
Private automobiles were in line as
follows:
Mrs. George Fairchild was driving
her own car, the whole car being taste
fully decorated with violets. Huge
punches of violets were at each end OF
the car while the ladies were dressed
entirely in violet carrying violet color
ed parasols. The passengers being
the Misses Helen, Alice and Lady Mac
farlane.
Alexander Young's car had Alexander
Young, driving, the whole car being in
blue, with butterflies and hydrangeas.
AS passengers Mr.. Young had Mes
danes R. w. Anderson, A. A. Young
A. Berg and Miss Pauline Young.
United States A-arine car was de-
corated with the American flags en-
twined with red and blue bunting, the
colors of the Marine Corps. The name
U. S. S. Marines in yellow flowers was
on both sides ofthecar. Harry Wilder
drove and had as passengers seven
marines in full dress uniform.
Kunalu Boat Clubs car was decorat-
ed entirely in yellow and white the
cOlors of the club. Oars and life
preserVers were also used in the de-
corations. Jack McCandless drove the
car and had for his passengers the
Misses Angus, Hall, Lucas and Cation.
Colonel Sam Parker's car used by the
Hawaii Promotion Committee was de-
cOrated in the national colors having
as it's passengers f. l.. Waldron, W.
T. Lucas and James McLain.
Car representing legend, Remnants
of Robin Hood" was entered by T.
Give Davies. Inc passengers were
Miss Muriel Davies, Maid Marion; Miss
Gwendolen Davies, Allan-a-aDale's
bride; Master Brian Davies, Master
Arthur Davies. Car was driven by T.
Give Davies.
Mrs. L. Abrams car, driven by Mrs
Abrams, was decorated entirely in
yellow popies representing California
On the front of the hood two brown
Teddy Bears stood guard. The
ladies in the car were dressed entirely
in yellow they being Mesdames Crane
Soule and Arendt. Fifteen thousand
flowers were used in the decorating OF
the car.
S. r. Jordan, driving his own car
which was decorated in blue and greer
morning glories, had as his guests
Mrs, Hugo Herzer and the Misses Jor,
dan, Spaulding and Restarick.
w. E. Browns car, known as thu
Brownie car" and driven by himself
was decorated with sunfowers and pa
per berries. AS his guests he haC
Masters Stanley Mott Smith, Ernes
Mott-Smith Jr., Ernest Peterson anC
Everett Brown.
G. c. Won Hamm, who received frs
prize for Glass G, had his car decorat
ed representing a basket of violets, tn
entire car being one mass of the beau
tiful flowers. Mrs. Won Hamm wa
his only passenger
William Schuman, who had his sis
ter Miss Myrtle Schuman as his pas
senger, and who received second priz
in the Section c class had his car en-