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

was literally covered with red roses and
red, white and blue bunting. 1t was
patriotic in the extreme, the feature
of the whole idea being little Coleman
Timberlake, who presided over the Aoat,
dressed as George Washington, hatchet
in hand, and hacking occasionally at
cherry tree, quite in keeping with ira.
dition. Directly in front was the Amer
lean coat of arms. The car took third
place II, the auto noat class
Pretty Japanese Floats
The Japanese community entered two
6ne machines. one being decorated
beautifully with a full-blossomed cherry
tree. the effect being typically japanese.
In the tonneau were a bevy of pretty
little Japanese maids The other ear
was profusely decorated with paper
peony flowers, with little girls in dainty
butterfly costumes, appearing like in
FAINT angels. Peonies were woven in
the shape of am American flag which
adorned the hood of the machine The
floats were in charge of Mr.. Ozawa. the
first one. containing the cherry tree.
winning first prize for auto floats.
tropical Al1alr'
Gorgeous varicolored crotons formed
the principal decoration of Mrs. c. j.
McCarthy's car, which was full of
tropical beauty. The machine was
driven by Oswald Lightfoot and there
were the following passengers: Miss
Ailene Mccarthy, Miss Mabel Light
foot, Mrs. Dick Young, and Miss Vir-
ginia Mccarthy. In the special class
for natural flowers this car was meri-
torious winner.
one OF me prett1est ana most Preten-
L,ous ears was that arranged py MISS
=. a. Hustaee, representing universal
formed into n thing of natr;otic beautv.
the color scheme being faithfully red,
white and blue. 1t was awarded prize
in Glass B, in which it was sole entry.
Over the engine reposed a cannon, in
the MOUTH of which was tucked a bird 3
nest A dove hooked solicitously down
into this nest upon some imaginative
young A canopy, supported by four
80 pD9ys, 5000 ens peuy W a sne
aarIanas ~ "a It's aaa hI,,n r,'saa
o. ~ s;Ss, b,,,,r e. ,,ra.tha 80 "a
r.,h;ta' ona i',,,a $50 forn,;nrr +ha la.
80 d ~ IL - SAs
80 49, -. ~ $500 a., ~,
.S,aI;aan En,,,;sh Inn.aas" anS
E-an.h a. ~, n',a,dS raatad arnn,s
containing growing maidenhair ferns
pIus oi peace nu i:, selea alounu On VIZ
as "a u H., 80 ~, =" .ne iss;os
s,,n;aaa;
49, fo. p et;ona ~, :; ~ ~
tarnat;nnaI raaoo rant snnnos+aa bn the
HAT. Am.rica in rod Wit nrd blue
Miss Hustace. England in rod Mis-.
Sadie Cunningham; France, blue, Berry
Cr;cbton Hn,,tar Tnnas
FINK Fredomlnates.
Pink was the predominating color IL
the decorative scheme employed on the
ID: +. Wlchman Co., Ltd, car, baskets
OF La France roses being used to effect
MI. and Mrs. Merle M. johnson rode
In the machine. The car took secone
place In CLASS ID.
Roses and Pretty Girls
Pink roses and a profuse background
of green foliage figured in the adoru
ment of the H. F.. Wickman ear. Pre-
siding over the flower-encompasse cleo
trio brougham were Miss Violet Stoere
and Miss Eloise Wichman This ear
which was the onl.; one of its class, wa
awarded a well-merited prize.
The Gait Runabout
>. X: Gait s runabout was trimmed
with lilies, white and pink roses, ant
white chrysanthemums as a back
ground. The occupants were Miss 9
Low and John Gait, Stanley stephen
son was the decorator The car tool
second place in Class G.
A Violet AFFAIR.
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violet IS the name Tor 1.-THE aut'
Ono suspects that Mrs BADGE had IN
most to do with it, The violet ide'
was carried throughout with striking