Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-22

vas anu james g. "'l4NAN. ne tAl
was driven by y. r. Dodge. DccOra-
lions on this car were simple but,
as Mr. Mclean shouted at the Bull
Ietin reporter, we are not look
ing for any prizes today" Sydney
Jordan had a party Of ladies in his
car, which was decorated in a blue
and white scheme. The Kilohana
Art League was represented with an
artistically decorated car.
Britannia Hit
James Wilder as Britannia" was
one of the hits, distinct and original,
Of the day. lie himself as our old
friend John Bull was the real, I'M
adulterated article, and created a lot
OF merrimcut as well as considerable
admiration for the makeup Back
of him on a platform was Britannia
herself standing beside the lion cou-
chant 1t was one of the best cars in
the parade.
George THROWN and Gus Schaefer in
their mar.mes were dressed as the
clowns of the Mardl Gras.
This was the sum of the particle
pants in the automobile section of
the parade. 1t was a dazzling spec
tacle, and one that will long be re-
membered in the minds of those who
were fortunate enough to witness IL.
Pau Riders Section
The pau riders and Juvenile pau
riders in charge of Frank Andrade as.
sembled on the drillshed grounds near
Hotel street, while the cowboys and
juvenile cowboys occupied the Miller
street corner of Hotel. There were
two pau riders clubs In the parade.
The Kaonohiokala club members wore
their colors of yellow and white. while
the Kakinekona club members wore
pink and black. Every pau rider
had leis around her neck and across
the shoulders. Many of them were G.
cellent riders and they made good
showing. Mrs. Puahi, the leader. FOL
lowed Judge Andrade gracefully, end
the rest did their part well.
The cowboys, with their rope. 'r
gings spurs, large lauhala hat, w,r
ready for action. This section w..
ed by Jack Fernandez and Chr'- uou
The rider were no tly youn--..
and they rode their horses splend.4.g
L Splendid Feature
The punahOu riders, In ChaIa u.
| President GrilNths Of the college Err.
resplendcnt in their appearance. Cha
| Lucas, the King of the riders. wa
mounted on J. a. McCandless' boaut
| ul black horse. He had the late Kin.
Kalakaua's saddle blanket, and hi, ng
sltion was grand. Miss Mary y-D4
Holt, the Queen, was gracefully mount
cd on /. J. Warren's white horse. The
animal was very manageable and evil
IDENTIFY was delighted TO have on its
| back such a splendid rider as Miss
Won Holt, Her jewels were numerous.
Rows of pearls were artistically at.
tached to her queenly gown and all In
all she appeared very pretty and at.
traCtiye. The heralds were handsome
ly decorated in appropriate costumes
for the oCgc-icn and there was nothing
lacking. Every one Of them held his
and her position well and they were
certainly a credit to tho school they
represent. President Griniths was per-
sonany conducting the movement Of
Punahou riders
II was reported that one OF the pau
riders was thrown from her horse "a
no .,,,
BerCtania street, corner OF Fort, She
was riding along when one of the fire
engines came down the street ringing
gong. Her horse SHE'D and became
unmanageable She was thrown but
fortunately received no serious injury
OAHU COLLEGE RIDERS
King, Charles Lucas; Queen, Mary
Won Holt; Court Jester, Alapaki
Smith; Head Heralds, Allie Magoon,
Norman Anderson, Wood Low, Ed
win Glib; Heralds, William Alexan-
der, Harry Dertclman, Harold Kerr.
Jack Moi, William Hitchcock, Ar
thur Gilman, Isaac Allen, Edison
Hutchinson, Ralph Harrub, Wilfred
Harrison; Pages of the Court, JOS
eph Pratt, Blakeley McStocker, Cor
dan Wakefield, Marmion Magoon;
Ladies' Of the Court, Gertrude
knight. Jean Cullen, Elizabeth Low.
Katharine Krug, Libbie Peck, Mar
} guerite Wadman, Pontine Schaefer,
Abbie Bromley, Ruth Soper. Daphne
! Damon; Lords of the Court, Herman
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