The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-22

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Golden Showers.-"There are al.
ways golden showers in Hawaii" was
the motto of the car in which the
Misses Mclean and several others
rode. The decoration was made up
of natural golden shower leaves and
ferns. Bags of gold marked with
the names of all the Honolulu banks
were distributed over the car, and the
names of the dividend producing in
situations Of Hawaii were also added.
The Misses Sarah Pratt, Ruth John
ston and Pearl Robinson we're also in
the car.
A. c. Wall-The car entered by
A. c. Wall was simply a dream. Ma
lie and carnations were the main dec
orations. There was a pink back
ground and a beautiful canopy There
were number of children in the
machine and they were as pretty as
the decorations. Besides the owner
the following were in the Gar; Hazel,
Florence and Alice Denison Rossell
Wall Eileen Waterman, Dorothy
Smith and Frederick Denison.
Kilohana Art League-Representing
Hawaii, Queen of the Ocean" Based
upon a poem by Judge Sanford b..
Dole Miss Laura Low rode alone as
queen, beneath a bit of rainbow. Sea
moss decorations with general rides
cent color scheme.
Donald NJ. Lewis-Car decorated
with paper wild and La France roses,
with pink and green background. In
the car were Mr. Lewis, Miss Irene
Dowsett, Miss Bertha LAM and Miss
Llewllyn Dowsett The ladies car
ried green parasols.
Japanese Community-Large tour
ing car massed all over with bold red,
white and blue flowers. A large deck
over radiator represented an Ameri-
can flag in these flowers. A number
of little Japanese girls in gauze cos
tune with gauze wings rode in the
car.
Kaimuki Improvement Club-Gen-
eral orange and green color scheme.
Large orange awning. Pumpkin bios
SONS and large pumpkins hung from
the sides of the car. In the car were
the following children in white: Will
lam Dimond, Armstrong Towse, Elsie
Bushnell, Sybil tombstone, Bon
Towse. Mary Mcpherson, Tom
Church Ezra Crane, Vivian Silva, AL
dine Silva.
F. K. Burnham, New York-A very
tastefully decorated car, with nastur-
tium and green decorations, and a
number of large butterflies. In the
car we're Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham. This
car is one which won worlds rec
ord in a recent race in the East.
H. F. Wichman & Co.-An artist
cally decorated runabout, in which
rode Mr.. and Mrs. Merle M. Johnson
Pink roses and asparagus ferns com
prised the decorating material, while
on the radiator stood tall basket OF
pink roses.
w. N. Giffard-Pepper tree foliage
and berries fastened upon white
background were the chief materials
used in decorating this car. An arts
tic canopy was supported by the stan
of a large American flag which float
ed above. A huge bouquet Of roses
on the front added to the pretty et
feet. The car was filled with children
in white,
Mrs. G. J. McCarthy-An extremely
effective decoration consisting almost
entirely of the foliage of yellow ano
red croton plants In the car, cos
tuned in keeping with the genera
color scheme, and carrying green Jap
anese parasols, were Miss Eileen Nc
Carthy, Miss Virginia Mccarthy, Mrs
Richard Young, Miss Mabel Lightfoot
The car was driven by Oswald Light
foot.
DR.. e. o. Withdrawing out tn
spirit of carnival DR.. Wall and
group of children rode in this car
dressed in dominos of pink and green
with huge black spots. Each of tn
occupants wore tall pointed caps o
similar material, and their faces wer
hidden by black half-masks. In the ca
were Dr. Wall, Margaret Wall, Phil
Peck. Bertha Wall, Richard Wal
Jack Peck and Elizabeth Wall.
Mrs. William LAMA simply bu
effectively decorated car, in whic
} leis of purple and yellow paper an
light blue gauze were used. In tn
car were Mrs. LAM, Mr.. and Mrs
w. Macfarl6ne, Mrs. Brenne, and tW
} children.
Rodney Burns, Eureka, GAIA tou'
list car occupied by residents OF Ell
reka who are spending the winte
here, In the car were Mr., and Mr.
} Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Pearsa
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