The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-22
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Morse and Carwin sayres.
Hands Around the Pacific Club
The Pacific hemisphere. Children of
all nations from Kaiulani School:
Haruyo, Shizuno, Joe Francisco, Choo
Kann, e. Tatsuo, Frank Peluchrina,
Ahoi Akan, Lee Kaungan, Hung Lin,
Ida kama, Eliza Naipo, Violet Kawa.
iwoole and Sophie Saltonwitch.
Outrigger Cuban uutrigger ca
noe, manned by Malcolm Smith, Earl
McTaggart and Ernest Kearns.
The Fire Department-The Fire De.
partment entered it's hook and ladder
truck, and obtained some striking eff
fects with the decorations.
The whole of the upper portions
were picked out with ferns and Gala
lilies, while the wheels were covered
with rows of red and white artificial
chrysanthemums Assistant Chief A.
Deering was alongside of Driver F.
Thomas, with George Pun at the
helm.
B. F. Ehlers G Co.-Colonial Days
was the title of the float entered by
b. F. Ehlers & Co. Gigantic pink
flowers we're opened up in which sat
Miss Daisy Taylor, the Misses shep-
herd and Adele Lindemann and Mas
ters Cheatham co. The color scheme
was pink almost entirely. Festoons
of pink flowers and evergreens
formed the canopy, with similar
strings around the sides.
The Water Wagon-Johnny Martin
was never so much on the water
wagon before as he was this after
noon. Seated alongside Walter
Doyle, who was driving, was Johnny
with his silk hat, a relic of his Lon
don days. To match Doyle had silk
hat and monocle, with pronounced
English accent. Associated with him
was E. Swanson, Robert w. White, f.
L. Thayer and ]. G. Brash Carrie
Nation was there with a large axe
which bore the one word; Carrie
Grim she looked there as though she
longed to be on the trail of some
hard-hearted saloonkeeper. w. A.
Gilman was Vice; e. Huen was Vir-
tue, although it would have been hard
( to recognize this at a glance.
High, dry and cool" Worse slip,
perry going up, Votes for women,
THE Water Wagon" were some Of
the inscriptions that were used as a
scheme of decoration, while a motto,
Hot love soon grows cold" was put
on as an afterthought. Many warn
ings were given to Johnny Martin to
hold tight, as he had long way to
fall. Johnny held on,
Trail and Mountain Club.-Robert
Ahuna, driver; poi FOUNDER, Manuel
Green; Mrs. Helela, Mrs. Hokanu'
Mrs. Alapai. Represented Hawaiian
grass house and native home life.
Rapid Transit Company.-A float OF
girls of all nations, bearing the motto
"Out of Many Races One People
Colonial figure, Violet Smith; girls
of all nations, Addie Johnson, Marie
Fedoloff, Mrs. A. e. Minville, Anna
Fedolofg, Agnes Johnson, Hilma Carl
son, Gussie Wiebke, Marena Fernan
dez, Madeline Lopez, Masu Okamoto
Martha Kahookano, Carrie Betten
court, Secora Estaves, Adelaide Fer
nandez and Maggie Fernandez,
Hawaii, the Throne of Flowers
The Honolulu School for Boys got
fine effect with their float entitled
Hawaii, the Throne of Flowers
Seated away up on the throne was the
queen, Mrs. Gertz, and at the foot Of
the throne were the two daughters Of
William Thompson, and eighteeT
small boys of the school. The driver
had a scanty but appropriate costume
The idea was fine one, indeed, anC
was we'll carried out.
The Sausage Machlne-Ihe Homo
lulu School for Boys had the sausage
machine in the comic section. This
was a take-off, and represented small
dogs being fed into the machine ant
then being turned out as sausages
Butcher Tesh guaranteed that there
: would be no dog collars found in tn
: sausages. He had assisting him Reid
, Searle, major and minor; Ravinowit
and Prater.
Colorado Mems Contribution-Th
sailors of the U. S. S. Colorado woul'
. have been in the procession in a dill
. ferent manner had their intention
, been carried out They conceived tn
= idea of putting a rubberneck wagon i
+ as their contribution to the spectacle
and everything fixed up. With tn
t money that they won at the recen
water carnival, they bought plenty c