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

was good. In the car were Miss Laura
Mott, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Lowrey,
Miss Katherine Goodale and Henry
Dowsett.
The Won Hamm-Young trouble
wagon was also in evidence, decor
ated with the American colors.
The ex-Governor's.-George r. Car
ter was represented by beautifully
decorated car, Pink and yellow dec
orations were used and the body of
the auto was treat to see The
Misses Carter were the occupants of
the machine
Cooke Car.-Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke had a
big party with her in her beautiful
car. Pink and white flowers were
used and the background of green
showed off the beauty of the scheme.
Mrs. George Cooke, Miss Dorothy
Hartwell, Miss Norsh Sturgeon, Miss
Alice Cooke and Mrs. r. A. Cooke,
besides the hostess, were in the car.
Mistress Mary."-One of the most
attractive cars was that entered by
the kindergarten and Childrens' Aid
Association. Ten different national
tiles were represented in the car and
the tiny tots looked beautiful. Mis-
tress Mary, quite contrary, ETC." was
the motto. The children were all
dressed in their national costumes
Mrs. Adams was in charge
Wichmans-H. F., Wichman enter
ed a beautiful car of the brougham
type. 1t was decorated with pink
roses and was occupied by Miss Wich-
man and Miss Stoever.
Commercial Club.-The CONNER
cial Club car was a bower of water
lilies. Miss Sybil Robertson and
Marston Campbell Jr., were the occu-
pants
The Bodges-E. E. Dodge and Mrs
BODICE occupied a car that was a
bower of beautiful flowers. The ma
chine, although small, attracted a lot
of attention.
Macfarlane's-G. r. Macfarlane had
car decorated with blue flowers. y
small live bear also added to the glory
of the affair.
Major Tiberlake entered a beauh.
full auto float that carried out the idea
of George Washington. The American
colors and the other decorations We're
much admired.
The Campbell's-In A. j. Campbells
car was a mass of beautiful clematis,
horns of plenty and ferns. The car
was the center of attraction from the
time it entered the grounds. In the
machine were Mrs, A. j. Campbell,
Mrs. w. fl. c. Campbell, Master
James White Campbell, Master Reu-
ben Campbell, and the Misses Marga-
ret, Alice and Hebe Campbell.
The Fairy Shell-The Won 'Hamm.
Young Co. entered car that was
called The Fairy Shell" 1t was truly
that, as many people declared. Sweet
pea was the flower used and the whole
effect was beautiful
Horse Drawn floats.
The horse drawn floats, unique and
elaborate in their conception, repre-
scented the artistic efforts of all ma
tionalities, and covered the whole
field of Hawaiian life, ancient and
modern, besides NEUROLOGICAL and
symLolcal subjects. The significance
and the personnel of the crews OF
these floats we're as follows;
Chinese Revolution - Represented
the battle of Marking with a picture
of Tiger hill in the background, The
float was decorated in the various
flags of the Chinese republic, sur
mounted by a mound of earth and
three brass canons. The men were:
General Ii, S. w Chong; majors
Frank Lee and William Ho; soldiers
All Hoy, All Fat, Kong Sin 10y, Kuar
Lee Fong, Au Hou, Eu Kong Akin
Chun Foo, Loo Nun Tow; captiv,
governors, Loo San and San Nan.
King Lunalilo - Represented the
Hawaiian court of King Lunalilo, whC
died in London, King, Samuel Ma
pule; queen, Isabella Hapai; cour
favorite, Mrs Napule; attendants
Solomon Pahia, W. Apau, NJ. Kau
hane, J. Nakeleawe, Josephine Mahoe
S. Smith, Jennie Kamanoulu, William
Emo, Samuel Kaalonahi, ID. Simeona
K. Waahila, e. Hose, J. Pauelua, w
| Hutchinson N. Hussy, A. Spencer
Helen Poepue, Francis Aona, Flol
ence Boyd, Gregory Kaonohi,, II III
J ali and Mrs. Hakuoe.
Boy Scouts-Army tent on fioa
e with seven boys in uniform. Scouts
? Harlan Benner, Victor Kahn, Herber
r Coerper, Edwin Benner, Jr., Victo
, Boyd, Henry Thompson, Francis Bow
! ers.
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