The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-23

thing of unusual attractiveness. The
green and orange,yellow effect was
unique and eontrasty A flock of
youngsters rode in the big tonneau.
Among them were the Misses Syble
tombstone, Vivian Silva, Elsie Holm
ger, Mary Mcpherson, and Masters
William Dimondg Teddie Towse, Bon
Towse, Aldine Silva, Thomas Church,
and Ezra Crane. e.:.a If
A Real Golden shower.
rThere are Always Golden Showers
in Hawaii. y This was the idea en-
bodied in the stunning car entered by
the Misses Carrie and Helen Mclean.
1t won for them second prize in Glass
a. Yellow and green prevailed, and the
combination proved unusually at
tractive. It was a golden shower of
color throughout. The motto was
painted on the dash in yellow and
golden shower flowers served to doubly
typify the idea of the float. A unique
feature of the car was the display of
string of small money sacks such as are
in use with the local business houses.
They were suspended along the edge
of a portion of the car, upon which
was placed the names of the various
dividend-paying institutions in the ISL
ands. Between six and seven hundred
flowers of golden spray were used in
decorating the ear, the floral design be-
| ing made TO conform with the outline
of the machine. The occupants of the
ear were Misses Carrie and Helen Me-
Lean, Miss Sarah Pratt, Miss Pearl
| Robinson. and Miss Ruth Johnston.
violets and Roses.
| Violets, white and pink roses, cle-
mats, and yellow chrysanthemums,
| figured in the decorations on George
| II. Carter IS car, which took third place
| in Glass A. 1t was almost hidden in
profusely entwined flowers and foliage.
The occupants Were Miss Carter, Miss
| Achilles, Miss Hilda Won Holt, Miss
Helen Wilder, Miss Peggy Wilder and
Master Robert Carter.
A Cruiser on Wheels.
A first, class cruiser, ensconced upon a
| huge auto truck, represented the eff.
forts of the men of the feet. The war.
ship was painted in the battle color of
] grey and white, with all the essential
paraphernalia of a craft in fighting
trim. Flags and bunting decorated ii
from stem to stern, just as in the regu'
lation full dress. From the turrets of
the miniature ship four, one-poundeI
! gums fred confetti and streamers into
1.-The crowd, while electric sirens, Ardois
I signal lights and wireless apparatus
were kept in action. ). Awnings, steam
1 launches and ifeboats gave the craft
every appearance of reality.
i Moose Enter Car.
The Moose entered an auto that wa.
full OF loyal fraternity partisans and
resplendent in the lodge colors, red and
white. In the ear We're Mr.. and Mrs
G. H. Brown, Miss c. f. King, Master
Charles Hamilton King, Miss Rutl
E,loise Brown, Miss l.. Nunes. Red anC
white carnations featured in the dec
orations.
The Mosquito Car.
The board of heaIth's anti-mosquitt
campaign was forcefully depicted in I
unique ear arranged by Dixon Mott
A huge mosquito poised over the ma
chine, and there was an axe as head
piece. The decorations were mainl,
| banana leaves and stalks. The oecu
pants of the car we're Miss Jessie Ken
nedy and Dixon Mott.
Bear Is Passenger.
A real, live black bear looked out a
, the crowd from the tonneau of the ca
entered by G. f. Macfarlane. The ma
chine was decorated with blue flowers
An Effective Car.
A simple, but effectively decorate'
car wac that of Mrs. William LAM
: Leis of purple and yellow pape
were used, together with light blu
gauze. In, the car were Mrs. LAM, MI
and Mrs. +. w. Macfarlane, Mrs
Breene, and two children.
An Attractive Machine.
Nasturtiums and butterflies feature
in the decorative scheme employed b.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. K. Burnham, of Ney
York., in their machine. This car re
Gently won world Is record in a rae
in the East.
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