Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-02
HOLLYWOOD'S
FLORAL PARADE
MAGNIFICENT
GORGEOUS PAGEANT VIEWED
BY THOUSANDS
MYRIAD OF FRAGRANT BLOSSOMS
DECK EoUIPAeEs
Fiesta and Tournament Most Brilliant
in History of Beautiful FoothII
city-Fair Queen Receives
Homage

% Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Lockwood.
East Hollywood sent the tallyho that
Won the second place in that division,
the choice being close between it and
Ire South Hollywood tallyho. Tanker
shim's float won the first place and the
ColegroVe board OF trade won the first
place in that division.
Among the proudest of the con-
testants were the students of the Hol-
lywood Union high school when they
were awarded the first place among
the tallyhos. The students were anxious
to make a good showing, as the bond
election for the buying of additional
land for the school was being held
and they hoped to keep that event be-
fore the people. The most pleasing
feature of their victory was the fact
that the school district is comprised of
Hollywood, Sherman, Laurel, Ca
huenga, East Hollywood, Lankershim
and Colegrove, so that it was the real
representative of the valley and of
Lankershim.
TalIyhos Carry Pretty Girls
The high school ta1Iyho was trimmed
in red and was filled with fourteen
pretty high school girls. They We're
the Misses Phyllis Richardson, Lillian
Grass, Beatrice Alder, Edna Rail- May
Vanheet, Lucille Rishel, Rena Conklin,
Ethel Rush, Elizabeth Burke, Daisy
Schloesser, Virginia Edwards, Ruth
Hoegee, Nellie Miller Helen Mills
paugh, Hazel Gulley, Elizabeth Hoag
and Pansy Hill.
The attendants were. Harlan Lewis,
Fernand Grass, George Linton, John
McMillen. The heralds were Noah
Beesemeyer, Rudolf Greve and Han
cock Randall.
The East Hollywood tallyho was
very prettily decorated and was filled
with some of the pretty women of East
Hollywood with powdered hair to be
in keeping with the white effect that
had been followed out in the decora-
lions. The occupants were Mesdames
w. 70. Holmes w. L. Lawrence, Harry
G. Bentham, Edgar H. Eskew, Addi-
son Colwell, A. T. Mckinney, Alvah
Finn, Cassius Smith, Ambrose Greg
DRY, w, H. Hoegee, w. A. Witzel, H A.
Bourne, c. J. Reinhard, S. o. Doughty.
c. F. Breese, George Morton, L. A
Newman, Robert Bowles, r. A. Wynne
The Colegrove board of trade float
was in the form of a magnificent rose
basket, which was filed with beauti-
full girls. They were the Misses Lot
tie Miller, Pearl Martins, Mary Gala
CHER, Gladys Hill, Rosebud Hinkle,
Carol Clipfelt, Cora Gallagher and
Grace Rail.
Inc dllSuudLlS were Ray RANKIN
Roy Plummer M. L. Beeson, George
Gallagher, Will Herberger and Evans
Osborn.
The South Hollywood float was very
pretty, and the decision between it and
the East Hollywood float hinged will
the judges for some time. The occu.
pants were Mesdames w. D. Mansfield
Elmer e. Dutton, e. c. Chaplin, B. S
Gallaudet. Arthur r. Wilson, NJ. M. Ell.
lii T.. ior-
Fred Mullen, George Henderson
Misses MaybelIe Grid, Eunice Haskins
Beatrice Church and Alma Priester
The outriders were Judge H. d
Came, George Royce and Dr. Pau
Zahn. The heralds were Miss Dolorii
Escobar, with Walker Royce, Carl Zeig
Ter and Kennith Elkin as pages.
The auto section of the parade wa
most elaborate and the memory OF /