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

| by George A. Batchelder, with him be-
ling Mrs Batchelder, Mrs Walter
Leeds, Miss Annis Van Mugs and Kit
, tredge Batchelder. This car was
very striking one, with balloons of the
| national colors floating above and flags
and flowers on the body.
! A Royal Grown.
! Much admired was the beautifully
arranged touring car entered by Mrs.
!, Bailey, the design being conceived by
Niggo Jacobsen. This was "A cherish
ed memory of the past the royal
crown of Hawaii, worked out in golden
peoples, beneath the arches of which
! sat the occupants of the car. The body
, of the runabout was covered with the
royal colors, lima leis and green ma
lies being used, while the motto Of
Hawaii decorated the front With
| Mrs. Bailey in the car were Mr. Law
son, Mrs. Jerman and Viggo Jacobsen.
Sunfower Car.
Sun1owers lavishly used were taken
by Mrs. King as decoration for her
runabout, making a handsome appear
ance against the green background of
the car. In the car were Mesdames
NJ. c. and F. E. King.
Yellow and White.
Yellow and white, chrysanthemums
and carleton. relieved by the use of
asparagus plumes, was adopted as the
coiors for the touring car of J. L. Nc
Lean, who had with him, attired in
white dresses, with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS in their hair, Misses Jennie X.
l N1.fo J,,I1
| Lean and Helen Mclean. Floating out
before the car We're great white but
terfiies. their gauzy wings outstretched.
Each of the young ladies in the car
carried white japanese parasol.
A Dainty Turnout
DR.. Anderson drove a very dainty
car, his light touring machine being
covered with white and pink carna-
! tions, with white doves perched on the
front of the hood. Misses Ruth Nc
! Chesney, Myrtle Schuman and Ruth
Anderson were with the doctor, dress
ed in becoming white gowns and wear
| ing white picture hats trimmed with
tpink.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs
| Moses had runabout decorated with
potted palms and pink carnation leis,
their design forming palm basket, in
which they sat.
| Donald and Madeline Ross were in a
runabout decked with red hibiscus and
maidenhair ferns, attractiyely arrang-
ed. They wore red and green cos
tunes, the whole effect being very
pretty.
An original car was that entered by
| Mrs Hoffman,, who represented Mrs.
! Wigs in her Cabbage Patch, the head
lights of the machine being replaced
for the time by two enormous cab
| bages, while variety of vegetables
all home grown were used as decora-
tions. Mrs. Wigs waved cheerfully
to many friends along the route of
the parade and generally lived up to
her genial reputation.
The Elks were out in full regalia
having their famous German band and
: a few pirates in their machine. They
were very noticeable and audible in
, the parade and made one of the hits
of the day. Beneath the whiskered
DISCUSSES We're James Lynch. Charley
Hall, Jack Bergstrom, Dooney Hart
man, Frank Rowland and n. 3. Young
What Happened to George.
What did happen to George was por-
!. trayed on the float entered by B. F
Ehlers & Co. after a design by f. NJ
Cheatham. The float presented a tab.
leau caught at Mount Vernon shortly
after the cherry tree had come to it
demise. Washington pere with knee
breeches, cooked hat and a birch filled
; the foreground, with George discon
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