Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-02

of the Cahuenga Valley business mems
exchange, the odd Fellows and Mt.
View lodge Knights of Pythias. The
latter was a close competitor for one
OF the prizes of the tallyho division
and the many friends were greatly
disappointed over the result. The We
hicle was gorgeously decorated in red
and contained a number of pretty
Rathbone Sisters, as follows: Mes
DANES H. J. Byshe, w. E. Sibertson,
Roy Adamson, George Osher, L. w.
Chaffee, 1. w. Munger, A. Cunha and
Miss Minnie Worthington The at
PENDANTS were H. J. Byshe, A. S. john
son. w. F. McEwen, L. V. Foster and
G. w. Custerd.
John Combe of Hawthorne street
drove a very prettily decorated tour
ing car which attracted much atten-
ton. The auto was decorated in red
and white with the letters H. F. F. on
the front. With Mr.. Combe was his
daughter, Miss Irene Combe, and the
Misses Florence and Mildred Isaacs.
Harold Stern, son of Jacob Stern,
drove a very pretty auto and with him
was his sister, Miss Elsie, and the
Misses Irene McCray, Eulalie Grass
and Marion .Beesemeyer.
Grant D. Carver, the committeeman
of the auto section drove his touring
car, gorgeously decorated in red. In
his car were his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grove Ketchum of Los Angeles and
little Lorraine Carver.
Little Virginia Gaylord, dressed as
a coachman, caused much comment as
she rode beside Mrs. L. c. Haynes in
the latter's prettily decorated touring
car. With them was little Lorraine's
mother Mrs. B. Gaylord, and Mrs. R.
F. Bowden.
Pretty Autos Numerous
Edward Winterer, who won the first
prize with his auto last year, had
very pretty machine this year, being
almost q duplicate of Mr.. Jones' car
which won the first place. He had
with him Mrs. Winterer, Irving Win
terer and Mrs. Bertha Griffin.
Although he had not entered the pa
rade in competition, ]. ]. Gibson had
a beautiful auto He was accompanied
by Mrs Gibson and daughter, Miss Ha-
eel Gibson Mrs. A H. Weber and
Miss Bessie Lightfoot of Los Angeles.
w. A. B. Hanson, who was the Off
cial announcer of the day, entered a
beautiful car, which was driven by
Robert Mckee Taylor and family of
the Hotel Hollywood. George M. Will
| liams, wife and children occupied
very pretty runabout that was be-
decked with red roses.
The Odd Fellows float was one of
/ the IllOSI DGdulllul VI lllb par Nts DOlll
| in novelty of design and in the delicacy
of the decorations. In it rode several
of the Rebekahs. They were as fol-
Davidson and Miss Matte Wadsworth.
| lows: Mrs. Alice Tyler, Miss Mary
Their attendants were j. S. Ferguson,
John Wheeler and w j. Kingswell.
The II. r. w, a society of young men
| of the city, had a novel float, the scene
being that of camp life. While Dorsey
! Stephens was busted with frying flap
| jacks" the rest of the crowd were
spending their evening about the fire,
apparently. The members of the society
who were on the float were Winslow
Bushnell, Linton Smith, Herman AL
| Der, Hiram Walton, Carl Ewing, Jack
Claypool, Arthur Alder Neil Hill, Eric
Eastman, Murray Morgan, George
James, MILFORD Taylor and Will Clay
pool.
The Fremont school float was also
pretty. 1t contained a number of the
pupils of the school, as follows: Vir-
Gates, Leota Gotta, Helen Stern
! Frances Claypool, Mary Linton, Helen
Ledyard and Helen Williams. The at
tendants were Flint Johns, William
Kellie, Bernard Gray, oliver Stratton
Earnest Pillsbury, De Witt Osgood
Chester Taft, Richard Holalfan, Pau
Kinney, Bernard Brown and Robert
Pelouze.
A number Of one-horse vehicles were
entered, as follows: A. l.. Colby anc
wife; Mrs. S. Hoagland, with hel
daughter, little Dorothy, and neighbor
little Charles Duncan, and Mrs. F. b
Ward and Miss Olive Serna.
The Sigma Theta girls had rather
peculiar float, which created grea
deal of merriment as they passed along
the street. They decorated an ordinary
roller, which they rode attired in clown
ish looking costumes. The members o.
the sorority on the float were the Misses
Lillian Cox, Mildred Stockwell, Alice
Nicholas, Agnes Johnson Hazel Keelel
and Grace Hussey. Norman McMilleI
drove the float attired as coachman
The bicyclers in the parade wer'
; Ralph Wood, Oscar Ruff, Gordon Ry
land, Duncan Caldwell, George Rom
II berger. Harold Thomson, Donald Nc