Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25
SUCCESS ASSURED
FOR CARNIVAL
Many NatlOnalities Are
To Be Represented
In Parade

NJ tue iuhchcou yestcTudy, tcHuciSu
the Floral Parade Committee by the
Chinese Promotion Committee, at the
Chinese Club on King street. 1t was
practically decided that float, repre-
sentative Of the whole OF Honolulu's
Chinatown, Will be one Of the con.
spicuous features Of the 1910 Floral
Parade OF this city. The Chinese of
Honolulu have ever shown a readiness
to enter into the spirit of carnival, es.
pecially when 1t tends to advertise and
boost this fair city Of the mid.Pacific.
Their floats in PAST pafades have been
typical Of the Orient. This year the
Chinese are planning to have float
that will even eclipse their former
best efforts.
The Japanese are also planning to
have float representative of their
island kingdom in the parade. To any.
one who understands the artistic tenn
permanent OF these people, and their
wonderful Inventive genius, Honolulu
is indeed proud to know that the sub.
jects Of His Highness the Mikado of
Japan, will be In line and have float
typical OF Japan.
There will be several bands In the
parade. notably the Royal Hawaiian.
the Fifth Cavalry mounted band, the
Portuguese band, and the band from
the boys Industrial school at waialae.
This latter Will be one OF the musical
attractions OF the carnival.
Instead OF being strictly a Floral
Parade. 1t viii really be a parade OF
all nations. The Portuguese, Germans.
English, Americans, Chinese, Japan
ese, and other nationaiities have al.
ready made arrangements to contrib
ute floats, and several other nationali.
ties are planning to be represented.
Miss Rose Dawson, chairman OF the
committee arranging for the dnter.Is-
land Processes. has reported that her
plans are almost complete The Prin.
cesses for Oahu, Maui. Molokai and
Hawaii have already been chosen and
the others will soon be named.
Seven floats out Of ten representing
the schools OF the city have been ar.
ranged for. Ralph 8. Hosmer Is busy
getting matters into shape SO that
there will be no mitch at the last mo-
ment. The children have entered in.
to the spirit of the thing and are lend.
Ing all their help and talent, so that
spectators will have something worth
looking at. and the children's hearts
will be made giad by the piaudits and
admiration OF the vast crowds which
will turn out to witness the parade.
The Chinese merchants of Honolulu
are arranging to hold a monster meet.
ing ITO decide defnitely what manner
of float they will have in the parade.
They wish It to be different from for
mer floats, but typical of their country.
They also wish It to be representative
Of the whole Of Chinatown, so that
the Chinese population Of this city
may have q say In the matter and be
given an opportunity of lending their
aid to make II one OF the finest ever
seen here.
Following Is a complete list of the
officials who will have charge OF the
1910 Floral Parade: II. G. billing
ham. general director; r. II. Trent,
treasurer; l.. s. CONFESS, secretary;
J. r. Gait. finance committee; w. F.
Dillingham;, automobile committee; s.
M. Ballou, Army and Navy committee;
George Potter, carriage committee;
Albert F. Along, prizes and decora.
lions committee; C. r. Frazier, floats
and fire department committee; r.
8. Hosmer. schools committee; F. e.
Steere. grounds committee; Miss Rose
Dawson, Inter-Island Processes com.
mittee; c. F. Chillingworth, pau rid.
ers committee; M. F. Peter. bicycle
division committee; l.. s. CONFESS,
police; Win Love, night ceremonies;
Harry DenIson. marshal; James
Dougherty. carnival committee; John
Huphaa chairman NJ con ofructto,