The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-11-26

Mrs. Ed Carmichaers car was elab-
orately decorated with dark green and
white bunting, and driving with her
were Mrs. James Engesser and Miss
McCorkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gates had their
car very beautifully done in pale
green and white bunting and cOlored
batons, and driving with them were
Miss Louise Nixon and Mrs. Richard
son of Atlanta.
In Mayor Robertson's machine,
which was decorated with black and
red pennants, were Mrs. Robertson.
Master Jack Robertson and Miss
Grace Hatchell.
Mr.. Robert Tydings had in his car
Miss Ethel Haycraft and Misses Lii
liam Thagard and Annie Davis. Their
car was attractively Ornamented with
flags and bunting.
The R. L. Anderson machine was
driven by Mr.. Pat Anderson and in
the car were Mrs. r. L. Anderson,
Master Clifford Anderson, Jr.. Master
Martin Roess, Jr., and Misses Eula
Owens, Marie Halle and Tommie
STANDBY. Their car was also decor
ated with American flags, bunting and
autumn leaves.
Mr. d. w. Davis car was beauti-
fully decorated with red and white
chrysanthemums, and in the car were
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and Misses Eliza
beth and Meme Davis.
Mr.. Jim Rentz had his machine dec
GRATED with red, white and blue bunt-
ing and flags. In this car with him
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rentz and
Misses Martha Kate and Louise
Rentz.
Mr. NJ. J. Roess drove his car, and
with him were several of his gentle
men friends.
Mr.. r. R. Carroll had his Maxwell
runabout decorated in red, white and
blue, and was driving alone.
Messrs. McIver & MacKay had one
of their Jackson cars entered in the
parade, and in it were Messrs. George
MacKay, Charles Rheinauer, H. c.
Judd and others. 1t had patriotic dec
orations.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stein drove
their car in the parade, and with them
were Misses Ray and May Stein and
Mary Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hone's car was
decorated with bunting and flags also.
Driving with Mr.. Julien Robinson
were Miss Eta Hood and Miss Fan
ME Robinson. Their car was decOrat-
ed with pale pink. white and green
bunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp and chill
dren were in their big touring car,
which was decorated with flags.
Mr.. w. v. Newsom, Jr.. and several
Of his boy friends drove DR.. Newsom's
car. 1t was decorated very prettily
in Ocala High School colors and pen
nants.
Mr.. Foster of Palatka. who is visit
ing in Ocala, and has a beautiful
Rambler, entered the parade. Driving
with him was DR.. S. H. Bitch, Mr..
Frank Harris and his little grandson.
Master Harris Powers.
Mr.. LaRue of the New South Farm
and Home Company, had his car
most attractively decorated with pal
metto leaves and green bunting. Also
conspicuously displayed were clusters
of oranges and agricultural products.
Occupying seats in this car were Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. LuPue and children.
Mr.. c. w. Ross of Columbus, o. and
Mr.. Harry Pedrick Of Chicago. Little
Miss LaRue represented the Goddess
of Liberty"
A very amusing diversion We're TWO
Cadillac cars from the garage of the
Ocala Gas Engine Works driven by
Mr.. Pratt Morris and Mr.. Otgen.
dressed as clowns. one in yellow and
one in red, and their cars were dec
GRATED in similar colors.
Mr.. Morris did some very funny
and expert driving. He sat on the
back of the seat and steered the car
with his feet Both gentlemen acted
the part Of clowns most felicitously
and created much amusement.
The Foundry and Machine Works
also had a big car entered 70 was
not decorated, but was filed With a
crowd of Jolly workmen.
The automobile parade was a very
beautiful affair. and was greatly IN.
loved by everyone who Witnessed 10
The children OF the primary school
were taken down 20 Fort King ayen
Ne in 4 body and allowed 20 witness
the parade. which was a great treat