Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-30

as fast as possible by the committees

| in charge.
| The number of entries of autos is
much larger this year than 1t was last
| year, on account of the arrangement
which allows this section to lead. The
| difficulty of keeping pace with floats
and other cumbersome displays with
an auto has heretofore discouraged
some from entering their machines, but
the auto committee has overcome this
by allowing the autos to lead the pro-
cession. Twenty-Five entries from this
city have been made in competition
for the beautiful cups that will be
awarded, and others have signified
their intention of entering. Besides
these there will be a number from Los
Angeles who will enter for the parade
only. Grant D. Carver is the chair
man OF the auto committee.
The number of floats and tallyhos Is
not as large as was expected, but the
committee is hard at work and may
be able to get several more before Sat
urday noon, when the parade starts.
So far eleven have been entered. This
includes the floats of the Odd Fellows
and the knights of Pythias. The school
children will begin work on their floats
tomorrow afternoon after the close OF
school, and, judging from the display
they have made in the flower snow,
they should be able to get up some
thing good. These school exhibits Will
be awarded prize IN the school com
petition and also in the class under
which they are entered. making 1t pos
sible for one of them to gather in two
prizes. Edward Winterer is the chair
man of the float committee and mas
fine corps Of helpers.
Pony Cart Section
One of the pretty sections Of the
parade will be the pony cart section,
in which a dozen entries have been
made. There are number of fine
turnouts in the city and the showing
will be very pleasing. Norman Nc
Millen is the chairman of this com
mittee.
Ten bicyclers have entered for the
parade. and the competition Tor the
prizes in this section will be strong.
duncan Caldwell. who is the chair
man of the committee, has succeeded
in creating a great deal OF interest,
and other entries will likely be received
before the parade starts.
The equestrian section will be one OF
the most attractive OF the "nole pa
rade as a dozen entries for the cups
have been made. Besides these, the
out West club will parade in body,
although not entering in competition
for the prizes. The twelve competitors
will be the Misses Alice and Lena Cow
err Charlotte Mish, Edith Swall, Beat
rice and Lucille Smith, Edwin Locke,
L. A. McCray and B. G. Voigh and the
Bungalow Land stables.
Charles E. Toberman has planned
number of circus stunts, the nature of
which has not been divulged, for the
last section of the parade.
Upon reaching the fitting grounds
after the parade, the judges will pre-
sent the winners with the prizes. This
will take place in front of the grand
stand. Following this will be fancy
equestrian dance by the members OF
the Out West club, for which space
forty feet square has been prepared.
The fitting tournament will begin at
8 o'clock, for which eleven men. and
five women have entered. G. L. East
man will act as starter and A. X.
Schloesser as timekeeper. The entries
are as follows: Mrs. B. Blass, Mrs. j.
G. Fisher, Misses Margaret Cutler,
Emma Hoechlin and Priscilla Maui
GRACE; j. f. Grass, j. B. Irsfeld, G. G.
Greenwood, DIR. E. o. Palmer, c. G.
Brewer, M. C. Mason, c. F. Hale, T. w.
Brotherton, ]. S. Hendrickson and o.
L. Noble.
Senior Class Play
Tomorrow evening the main attrac-
ton will be the play "As You Like II"
given by the senior class of the Holly
wood Union high school on the school
campus. The students have been prac-
ticing faithfully on this play, and will
give a very creditable production. The
music for the evening will be furnished
by the La Musurgia orchestra, of which
Miss Grace Deering is the conductor.
and the Occidental quartet.
The cast for the play is as follows:
Duke Frederick, the usurper. Jack Claypool
Orlando and oliver, Sons of Rir Rowland
du Bois. .....Will Candee. Winslow Bushnell
ADAM servant to Orlando. Edward Trout
Touchstone, clown...v Dorsey stephens
The Banished Duke. Jack Claypool
jacques. in voluntary exile. Bishop Spencer
Amiens. with the Duke......... Fernand Grass
CORN and Silvius, shepherds. .............
................... Eric Eastman. Arthur HIN
William ............................ Budge Iart
Celia, her cousin, daughter Of Frederick.
Emily CnurcnlH
La Belle ........................ Anreda Hanna
Phebe, shepherdess. ........... Lolita Lovejoy
Audrey ..............,........... Nina McMillen
Pages-Elizabeth Burke, Marguerite Mapel.
Lords-David Ball, Herbert Jackson, Robert
Mclaughlin.
Ladies-Clara Seymour, Kathleen Hampton