Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
MRS. fREAR Will
DISTRIBUTE PRIZES
Handsome Trophies Are
Offered For Floral
Parade

Mrs. Walter +. Frear, wife of Gov
ernor Frear, has consented to make |
the presentation OF prizes to the sue
cessful contestants OF the Floral Pa
rade pageant, after the awards have
been announced by the judges. This
announcement and presentation will
take place as soon as possible after
the Parade has reached the review
ing stand in Kapiolani Park.
The various prizes and decorations
are on exhibition in the window Of
the store at the corner Of Fort and
Hotel streets.
The automobile section of the Pa
rcde has been divided into three divl-
siCns, viz: the runabout, light-tour-
Ing and large touring classes, and for
these there are offered one prize for
each class, and special prize for
the best-decorated and most original
machine.
The carriage section will be divid-
ed into two classes, viz: single and
double team, and there will be a prize
for the best-decorated turnout In
each class. There has also been pro-
vided a special prize for this section.
The decorated floats will comprise
both automobiles and horse-drawn We
hicles and for each class there will
be a prize. There has also been Of
fered an additional special prize of
$50 for the most attractive and origi-
nal float, either automobile or horse
drawn:
The pau riders will be remember
ed by two prizes in the form OF rib
bon sashes, gold embroidered - one
each for the bcst-dressed and best rid
er.
Each OF the Hawaiian Princesses
will be presented with souvenir
i badge wrought In silver.
For the fire engines, there has been
provided prize for the best decorat-
ed; and for the bicycles. three cash
prizes OF $40, SO, and IS. These
latter prizes are intended to apply to
the bicycle fish designs. of which It
is hoped there will be quite number
of entries, and which will provide
quite novel feature in the Parade.
A small. but very pretty hand
painted banner of blue silk, has been
prepared as a souvenir to be given to
the Squadron of the Fifth Cavalry.
which will form pleasing feature Of
the pageant.
InterIsland Princesses
Hawaii's princesses will ride In
the Parade according to the relative
geographical size of the Islands. Thus
Hawaii, represented by Miss Emma
Rose, who will ride James Quinn's
big bay charger, will lead. Maui's
representative. Miss Hannah Cum
mings, Will follow, mounted on Miss
Madge McCandless' fine black. Then
will follow Mrs. Chris. Holt, for Oahu,
on d. +. Dillingham's saddler; the
still unknown fair champion Of Kauai
on Francis Gays thoroughbred Mo-
lokai's representative, Mrs. Black
we'll, on fine horse supplied by Ma
jor Dunning OF the Goth Infantry;
Miss Gibson of Lanai with Z. p.
Lows saddle horse. Kahoolawe and
Niihau, the two smaller Islands OF
the group. will be represented by two
little girls. Sister Holt and Erma
Wodehouse, respectively, each on her
own saddle pony.
All of the Princesses this year will
wear the pau, as being more distinct
lively Hawaiian.
Chairman McInerny would be glad
to have the names Of few more chill
dren to form the escort of the Prin-
cesses. He will meet all of the boys
and girls already selected for THU
purpose tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the drill ground In front OF
the armory on Hotel street, without
horses. for instructions. On Satur'
day at the same time he will again
have them at the same place, mount
ed, for brief maneuvers.