The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-25
Floral Parade
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Preparatory school represented in cos
tune a medieval court, was one of
the striking sections in the parade.
Led by the heralds, gaily appareled
in buff and blue suits, the court con-
sisting of the King and Queen, court
Jester. lords and ladies in waiting, and
pages, in resplendent color rode proud
Iy forth upon<prancing steeds. They
had a prominent place before the
judges stand which gave all chance
TO admire them.
The costume of Mary Won Holt, the
Queen, was of the Cine of Queen Eliza
beth. 1t was of rich turquoise blue
material She wore a furban crown
and flowing veil. The gown was
trimmed with dark blue velvet and
with ermine and pearls. She rode
Warren's white horse. In figure and
face and costume, she made queenly
appearance Although she rode side
saddle to which she is not accustomed,
she proved a most graceful equestrian.
The royal pair attracted much atten-
ton.
The costume of the King, worn by
made of crimson silk plush, which
shone in the sunlight and was
trimmed with old lace and pearl orna-
ments. He rode Madge McCandless's
black horse which went we'll with the
white horse of the Queen. He had
King KaIakaua's saddle blanket This
was silver mounted and on it was the
coronet- This is the saddle blanket
that was exhibited at the Worlds Fair
at Chicago
The other costumes were bright and
gay. The children with their happy
faces. fine Craftsmanship, stunning
suits with their kaleidoscope of color
commanded the admiration of all. The
credit for this admirable display, which
was a reproduction of the May Day
fete, is due Principal Fits and the
teachers of the Preparatory school.
The personnel of the court, as it rode
in the parade, was as follows:
King-Charles Lucas.
Queen-Nary Won Holt.
Court Jester-Alapaki Smith.
Head Heralds-AIlie Magoon, Nor
man Andersen, Wood Low, Edwin
Glib.
Heralds- William Alexander. Harry
Bertelmann. Harold Kerr, Jack Moir,
William Hitchcock, Arthur Gilman,
Isaac Allen, Edison Hutchinson, Will
fred Harrison, Ralph HarruO.
Pages of the Court-Joseph Pratt,
BlakeIey Mcstocker, Gordan Wakefield,
Marmion MagOon.
Ladies Of the Court-Gertrude
Knight, Jean Cullen. Elizabeth Low,
Katherine Krug, Libbie Peck, Mar
suerfte wadman, Pontine Schaefer. Alb
bic Bromley, Ruth soper, Daphne Da-
mon.
Lords OF the Court-Herman Won
Holt, Randolph Hitchcock, Eaton Ma
COON. Raymond Lucas, wrag Berg
stram, Oswald Steven, Douglas Bald
win. Edward Stacker, Thurston Tay-
For, George Murray. William Hansen.
Court Hariequin-Ronald Won Holt.
ALL NATIONS IN LINE.
With a short interval between them
and the riders, came the automobile
division. making a display that excited
the admiration of even those who had
known that some s1r1kingly beautiful
designs had been worked out and as
tonishing the tourists, who had not
expected to find even in the Paradise !
of the Pacific such riotous displays of
colors. Iavishness of decoration and |
disregard OF expense such as was
shown as car after car rolled past !
The number of machines in line and /
the taste and regard for detail shown |
III IAic 0OColdIoHS Ol pidNplSdll every
one Of them made of the parade some-
thing long TO be remembered, forming .
a picture eclipsing, in the opinion of /
those competent to judge, anything of
a like nature ever attempted on the
Coast
Tint Nations section was the first to
roll past, led by the American car.
draped in the national colors, the front
decorated by the American Eagle.
holding ribbons of red, white and blue
in its beak- In this car were Governor
and Mrs Frear, their daughter Miss
Virginia. the niece of the Governor,
Miss Dorothy Smith, and his godcon.
Harvey Hitchcock. Mr.. Love-
Iace vas the driver.
Next came one of the most Striking
cars in line, a Hawaiian tableau repre-
sentins Kamehameha and his advisers,
Chief Boki and Queen Liliha. The
parts were taken by Palenapa, as the
Conqgeror. Pnki and Mrs. E. L. Fern.
A. Aiwohi took the part of an attend
ant to the chiefs and chiefess. The
preparation for this car was elaborate,
tho rOSfrru0aS 1f tho rarfv helmets