The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-23

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by f. L. Hutchinson and turtle by
Ogata: third, butterfly design by Yo-
shikawa.
The hook and ladder outfit took the
prize in the fire department contest.
The committee specially compliment
ed the auto displays of Mr.. and Mrs.
Giffard, Mr., and Mrs. A. N. Campbell.
Mrs. LAM and Mr.. Single.
Schools Well Represented.
The first car on the grounds at the
starting point was that of the McKin-
ley High School, brightly decorated
with the school colors of black and
gold. worked out in California peoples
and black cloth. High School Always
First" remarked one of the waiting
spectators and the fair representatives
of the hall of learning smiled their
acknowledgment. The car was splen-
didly decorated with school banners
and emblems to help out the design.
Four young ladies, students at Nc
Kinley. were occupants of the car:
looking very pretty in automobile
coats of black and gold and wearing
picture hats to match. These were
Misses Pearl Littlejohn, Edith Light
| foot. Vivian auckland and Edith
Smith.
The oahu College car. of -i'wisdom
Enthroned," was another charming
conception in school colors of bun and
blue, the occupants wearing college
caps and gowns of these colors. most
becoming costumes. The occupants Of
the car were Misses Marguerite ASH
ford, Cordelia Gilman, Alice Bond and
NR,fth ThanInra Cooke
ir charge of the machine.
Green and white. the colors' of the
Honolulu Normal. We're effective colors
used by that school, four young girls
dressed appropriately in their school
colors representing the institution.
These were Misses Lulu Law. Mary
Grote. Florence Crozier and Etelka
Lewis With A. C. Maby as driver, also
sttired ips Normal colops, This car
made a very pretty showing =, 49,.
Aliiolani College turned out as the
old woman who lived In n shoe, with
so many children that the car could
hardly hold them. They were there
as evidence, peeping over the edge OF
the shoe and carefully looked after by
motherly looking nurse in cap and
lbibbed-apron. In the shoe We're w.
Carter, j.. H. Beadle,. H. Harrison; O.
Harrison, C. willis. L. Breckenridge.
IT. Kearns, /. H. Bradley and w. Beck
ley. The decorations we're of flowers
on a background of red bunting.
The Punahou Preparatory had a
beautiful car, arranged in Grecian
style, with young gods and goddesses
as passengers. the ,colors being Jthose
of Oahu, buff and blue. The scheme
was that of a pergola, trimmed with
yellow roses, the body of the float be-
ing buff. Mercury, in the person of
w. Schuman, was at the wheel, with
him being Ceres Miss Mildred Horne)
, Flora (NIiss Genevieve TaggarD. and
Pomona, Miss Ruth Johnson), each in
Grecian costume.
The beautiful car of the KawaiahaC
!, Seminary. described among the priz'
,, winners. completed the school sector
/, of the automobile parade.
Kaiulani school representatives oc
cupied the car of A. Lewis Jr.. which
had been covered with white and vel
low roses, representing the colors o
the institution. a bevy of pretty girls
dressed in white. with yellow picture
hats. occupied the car, these beinl
Misses Alice Harper. Frances Clinton
= Charlotte Kamlpele and Margare
; Meyer on the hood Of the machine
!, were the Kapiolani coat of arms. in th'
school cOlors.
> A Scarlet Flyabout
The beautiful scarlet car Of r. w
n Shingle. one blaze OF brilliant color
!. was one of the most admired turnout
= in the line. Scarlet poinsettia, arrang
d ed in great fans on each side and tn