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

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cream colored suit and handsome lei,
caught with a royal yellow ribbon hung
about his horses neck. Riding with
him was Miss Rose Dawson, head of
the Princess section, riding handsome
mount. She, as well as all the ladies
riding with the escort, wore distinctive
red riding coats. Behind the Prince
came his escort of youthful riders in
white. They were paired, boy and girl,
and were in charge of Miss Lucy Ward.
Oahu in Van.
Then came the Princess of Oahu,
Miss Irma Wodehouse, in black cape
and yellow pau, a wreath upon her
head, another upon her shoulders, her
mount wearing a lei of flowers. The
scene from the Young Hotel was one
of the best along the line of march for
each Princess came suddenly into view
rs the procession turned from Hotel
into Bishop street. The appearance of
Oahu S Princess at the head of Bishop
street caused tourists and malihinis to
catch their breath and the army of
kOdakers which lined the eurbs, sprang
into action.
Preceding the Princess was her her
aid, the banner bearing the inscription
princess of Oahu. Following was
her escort of pa,u riders, each wearing
the royal colors of their Princess. They
made brave show. a.a
Hardly had the spectators become
accustomed ITO the near-barbaric dis
play of Oahu, than the Princess of
Maui. led by her herald came into
view. She wore n pink pau, the escort
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head rested . cbaplet Of pink roses, and
wreath of the same beautiful flowers
The mount appeared TO understand that
he" Was expected to show off for he
pranced and pirouetted, giving the
handsome rider an opportunity to dis
play her hursemansRip. ''
alnz Flash of Sea Green, r..
Then came ,Aashnofi sea green as tina
Princess. of Molokai game into view.
The delicate, shade Of green, contrast.
ing with her dark cape, made striking
picture. Hor garlands were of delicate
flowers with deep green leaves. The
escort following closely, maintained
the same color line. ~
Lavender was the next color to
strike the eye. II was worn by the
pretty Princess of Kauai Nowhere in
the line was there 4 more striking
color effect than that worn by the Gar.
den Island cavalcade. Miss Kahele was
accorded welcome everywhere along
the line Her escort was admirably
mounted and showed off well.
Dainty Beauty.
But it remained for the dainty little
Princess of Hawaii to meet with pop
ular demonstrations, Petite of figure
winsome of Gountenance, sitting hel
mount as lightly as though she were
but feather, she displayed horseman
ship that caught the fancy of the
crowd. Her mount was nervous and
reared frequently, bnt he was con
trolled by hand Which knew how t.
handle bride reins. Her red and vel
low pau costume was rare combina
tion and suited to her style of beauty
Her escort was similarly attired.
The committee in charge of the Prin
cess section was composed of Mis-.
Dawson, chairman; Miss Lucy Ward
Miss Kulamanu Ward, Mrs. James Ma
guire and Miss Mable Phillips, all OF
whom rode with their section. Tn,
Princess section was composed of tn,
following riders;
0ahu-Princess, Miss Irma Wode
house; page, Master Bonnie Judd; at
PENDANTS, Misses Richie Cockett, Sis
ter Holt, Nellie Williams, Violet Lucas
Bella Cash, Margaret Mccarthy; out
rider, Miss Kulamapu Ward.
Maui-Princess, Mrs. II. Rodgers
page, Melvin Holt attendants, Misse
Esther Kalino, Esther Kaiwi, Eliz
Kamakawiwoole, Abbie KahanaiC
Eliza Kamua, Elizabeth Homer; out
rider, Miss Lorna Jarrett.
Molokai-Princess, Miss Mary Ma
hoej page, Willie Holt; attendants
Misses Clara Kaai, Katie Stewart
Daisy Bell, Nora Perry, Emily Keha
ula, Helen Horner; outrider, Miss Maj
garet Jones.
Kauai-Prineess, Miss Eliza Kahele
page, John Neal; attendants, Misse
Florence Abbey, Ella Akana, Julia Ma
hoe, Annie Mahoe, Maria Kaiwi, Sar
Hano; outrider, Miss Clorinda Low.
Hawaii - Princess, Miss WiIhelmin
Weight; page, Harvey Holt; attend
ants, Misses Annie Lindsay, Helen KC
XII, Margaret Kruger, Kathleen Rutt
mann, Annie Cummins, f. Smith; out
rider, Miss Mabel Phillips.
After the parade each of the Prir
eesses was given souvenir piece G
jewelry.