The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-23

occupants shaded exactly with the
decorations. The ladies, each resplen-
dent in scarlet silk coats, scarlet pic
ture hats and dropping plumes to
match, with their husbands, occupied
the machines, the coats and leather
caps of the men being of the same
dazzling hue. These were Mr. and
Mrs. A. N Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold B. Giffard. There were many
who picked out this car as one of
the certain prize winners.
A Hawaiian Car.
Allan Herbert had what he de-
scribed as The Only Hawaiian Car
in the Parade this being his beau
tiful new suburban, finished in Hawai-
ian koa and decorated for the occa-
sion with a canopy of MALE. With
Mr.. Herbert in the car were Lady
Heron, the little Princess Kapiolani
and Norah and Elfreda Lange.
A Pastel Effect.
A decidedly attractive car was that
entered by ]. NJ. Dowsett, his tour
time being into a beautiful iris bou-
4uCt, tIlC pluh dliO OIuc DiCSSOIIlS U0-
ing arranged with rushes and green
cloth. In the car were Mrs. A. A.
Wilder, Miss Berger, Miss Macfarlane
and Herbert Dowsett, the ladies being
beautifully gowned in costumes of blue
and pink with picture hats and wells
to match. Artistic throughout was the
design and the pastel scheme was car
ried out in admirable taste.
Puakala Roses.
Puakala roses and maidenhair ferns
were used with beautiful effect in the
decorating of the touring car of Mrs.
H. LAM, one of the really swell cars
in the line. The entire body of the
big car was covered with the daintily
shaded blooms, relieved by the greens,
while the ladies were attired in cos
tunes which not only were very be-
coming but which blended in beauti-
fully with the color scheme of the
whole. Mrs. LAM drove her own car,
with her being Mrs. George Fairchild,
Miss st. Goar, Miss Love, and Miss
LAM
Up-to-Date Aeronautics.
c. J. Schoening attracted a great
deal of attention and much praise for
, the original manner in which he had
prepared his machine for the parade
his car turning out in full feather as
a Wright aeroplane, with wings that
stretched from curb to curb of the
sidewalk as it flew and which folded
up gracefully when necessary The
stretching, fiuttering white wings and
| the purple bougainvillea with which
! f1,n Of
made very pretty picture and at
! tracted applause all along the line
Tug Iroquois.
! One of the most daring designs OF
| the parade and something which mus
certainly have taken up much time
and careful attention was the float en-
| tered by the crew of the Naval tus
Iroquois, this being nearly life-sizet
duplicate of the good tug herself. II
color, design and makeup, the grea
float was perfect, while the floral enc
of the affair was supplied by a grea
bougainvillea anchor hanging over tn
bow and wreathes of blossoms alon:
the rail and over the stern From bow
to stern, over the mast head ant
sInokestack, We're hung signal flags
The crew of the Iroquols We're unde
command of Boatswain Kenney, tn
members of the crew being Seamel
Ready, Wort, Ledgewood and Price
The whole conception was splendid an
orked out to the smallest detail, eve
a lifeboat, filed with Gala lilies, swing
ing from the davits.
A National Car.
Red, white and blue, worked out i
asters, carnations and daisies, wa
the color scheme of the car entere
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