The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-07
PLANNING FOR
BIGGER PAGEANT
CONTINUED from Page one.)


world and to foreshadow the future
stronghold into which Uncle Sam is
converting it. The two squadrons of
the Fifth Cavalry at Leilehua under
command of Colonel Schuyler are ex-
pected to be in line led by its famous
mounted band. The Twentieth Infan-
try boys from Fort Shafter under COM
mand of Major Dunning, Major Cree Is
two companies Of coast artillery at
Fort Ruger and Major Longs marines
at Camp Very are also expected to par
ticipate. The National Guard will, of
| course, be out in force and the Kane
hameha Schools cadets, who have be.
come splendid military body under
the training of Captain Winters, U. s.
A., may also be in line.
1 Where heretofore there has been but
one band in the parade there will be
now four and probably one or two
more. Berger's band, will of course,
head the National Guard of which it
forms a part. Besides the Fifth Cav
airy mounted band, who will head the
| troopers, there will be the Portuguese
band and the band of the Boys Indus.
trial School at Waialee which will be
interspersed somewhere in among the
floats and other competitive entries.
The st. Louis College band may also
be asked to play and probably the
Waialua band
One of the features of this years
parade will be change in the pau
riders detachment. Heretofore it has
been the custom to seek as many en-.
tries as possible and as result some
4 AA~,a - Ia ha,,
been developed. This year the number
will be limited to twenty-four and the
bad effect Of an ill-managed crowd will
be eliminated.
The inter-island princesses will be
arranged this year better than ever ia
keep this important division of the
parade up to the progressive standard
| set by the Others Hawaii has offered
| the finest span of horses on that island
to draw the chariot of the princess OF
Hawaii, and it is probable If the com
mittee takes favorable action on the
offer, that the chariot will be innovat
ed. The horses offered are said to be
the most beautiful in the islands.
Among the floats, the Young Men 4
| Christian Association expects to take
the prize, at least this opinion Is preva.
lent with Secretary Paul Super and his
boys who are arranging it. The model
of their new building will be domi.
nant feature.
Cash prizes have been eliminated
from this years program and the con
testants will strive for the more
worthy rewards of banners and other
trophies.
1t is the plan of Harold Dillingham;
general director Of the parade, to make
it an all day affair and as the parade
and the review for prizes will be fin
ished by one clock, he has been cast
ing about for a novel scheme to keeI
things going thereafter. AS yet moth
ing has been decided upon as practical
In the evening the Elks, who will
also have large share in the parade
will hold forth gleesomely in Bishol
Park opposite the Young Hotel. There
will be side shows and other attrac
tions that are promised to be the thing
In the hotel itself there will be Q
masque ball.
The committee has arranged {
"stunt' for the evening in the parade
line that for pure originality outdis
tances anything that the most fertile
Honolulu bred Imagination ever climb
ed out from under. AS yet this will
not be made public but the details have
been perfected and their execution al
ready begun.
At present the officers and worker
for the parade, as appointed, stand a
follows: Harold Dillingham;, genera
director; Richard Trent, treasurer; L
s. CONFESS, secretary; S., M. Ballou
chairman committee on army and navy
j.. r. Gait, chairman finance committee
w. F. Dillingham;, chairman AUTOMOBILE,
committee; Major George Potter, chair
man carriage committee; Albert. r
Along, chairman of committee oil
prizes and decorations; Ralph s. Hos
er, chairman of school committee; +
r. Steere, chairman grounds commit
tee; Z. II. Paris, chairman committee
inter-island princesses; Charles +. Chill
lingsworth, chairman pau committee
M. F. Peter, chairman bicycle commit
tee; Harry Wilder, chairman commit
tee on Elks section; w. A. Love, chair
man committee on night ceremonies
L. s. CONFESS, chairman police commit
tee; James d. Dougherty, Chairman
carnival committee; John Hughes
chairman construction committee. TIL
marshal of the parade is not yet al
pointed.