El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26

which completely covered the exterior
of the vehicle, was drawn by four bay
horses in tandem fashion. On the tai
lyhO were Mr.. and Mrs A P. Coles, Dr.
and Mrs. James Vance, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McAfee, Miss Olive Davis, Miss
Josephine Clardy, Frank NJ. Murchison
and Eugene Fox.
Mrs. James Vance designed the deco
rations for the tallyho and did most
of the work of decorating.
Confederate Veterans.
The Confederate veterans in the pa
rade who rode in carriages dccOra ted
in United States and Confederate flags
were Peyton +. Edwards j. w. Brady,
L. T. Stoker, Parker Burnham, in the
first carriage, while Immediately be-
hind were w. F. Clyde, j. H Watson,
B. Z. Major, w. E. Kendall and Dennis
Finn. In the third carriage were j. n.
Gibson. George Harold, H. G. Stacy, N.
n Shive and David NJ Murphy.
Handsome StanhOpe and Victoria
A stanhope, a solid mass Of white
carnations, with the spokes of the
harness, driven by Mrs Z. A Black,
received much applause. Mrs Black
was handsomely goWned in white satin,
carrying out the perfect color scheme
Mrs w G. Davis, in a. victoria coy
cred with white roses, and drawn by
four horses, had one Of the handsomest
vehicles in the procession With Mrs.
Davis were Miss Virginia Cornwall,
Miss Mae Davis, Miss Sophia Williams
and Miss Irma Davis.
other Beautiful Rigs
Mss Hazel Johnson. dressed in red.
carrying a red parasol ana seated IN
a buggy which was a mass Of red pop
pies, received much applause She was
driven by Ralph Cloud
DR.. Anna Reum drove phaeton
handsomely decorated with yellow car
NJ A. Baer drove a pair of brown
Shetland ponies to small buggy COW
cred with red, white, and blue rosettes-
Little Miss Rose Jeffries was with 4iin1-
Mrs. c. n. Halford, with her son.
yellow.
The Decorated Automobiles.
Bob Moore. with his HupmobIe COW
cred in white, gave the little Misses
Barbara Wallace, Marion Hurd, Gene
We've Winterbottom, Marion Dunno
and Ruby Jane Traylor a winter hay
ride" The little girls were dressed
in pink coats trimmed with white fur
and both they and the machine evoked
applause along the line Of march
Mrs. Z. B. Clardy, with Mrs. c. A
Brown, Miss Flora Hague, Miss Aileen
Hague, and Miss Clara Hague, in a
Winton Six, trimmed with yellow pa
per carnations, and black and kelloW
streamerS along the running boards I
perhaps had the finest decorated aU-
tomObile in the parade. J. p. Round
tree drove the car.
The American roadster Of J. L An
flowers, with a RENDERS head |
mounted at the front Of the hood, pre- /
scented a handsome appearance With /
Mr.. Andreas was Mrs. V. 3. Andreas !
and daughter, Portia-
r. c. Carter and n Kyle rode in a
two passenger Hupmobile, decorated J
with steamers
The Potter Floral company had a
Hupmobilel in line decorated with pink
f ]. Vincent drove Hupmobile
decorated with pink and white. With 4
him were Mrs. L A Wright, Mrs. H o.
Dane and Miss A Estaudt
The Motorcycle Section.
FL Paso's kc- note trade excursion
made another winning in the Os-Aple
pageant The ..Keynote Trade Excur-
sion" in the motorcycle division Of the
parade won first prize. The motorcycle
was the property OF W. 5. DObie, who
drove the machine, and ". F. Holland, /
who originated the idea and who exc
cuted the design for the little train.
The prize was SIS cash
Mr.. Dobie, riding his motorcycle
and pulling "the Business Mans Key
note Special received more applause
than any other motorcycle rider On
the handle bars OF the machine which
he was riding was the Pass Key to
the Pass City There were four !
miniature cars in his train. One rep
resented Ell PasOs hotels.
NJ. S. Graves, Of Ysleta, rode a mo-
tOrcycle covered with flowers.
J. G. Oechsner, dressed in western
style, was the motorcycle COP
o. r Perisho rode a motorcycle car
rying an overland outfit, including ]
utensile-
Jesse Johnston, made up as Jeff Of
the FL Paso Herald's famous jeff and
Mutt team, was in the motorcycle di-
vision.
Abe Aguilar rode a motorcycle made
up to look like a torpedo boat 1t was
handsomely decorated.
Robert Cole, Of Ysleta, was seated IN
a basket Of flowers as he rode his
through the streets
The motorcycle ridden by J. H
Shinn, was a perfect motor boat, with /
the exception Of being able to navi-
gate streets instead Of waters
The Bear Of the Cyclists.
". NJ Leavitt was the bear Of the I
He was enveloped in a
brown bears skin
P. II Johnson rode a motorcycle |
in black and yellow. To the I
side Of it was attached a chair in I
which were seated his son and daugh- /
ter, Marcus and Vesta Johnson.
W. J. Schaffer carried q hunting and /
outfit on mis- motorcycle. He
was dressed for the part
Edward O'Brien, dressed as an In ]
dams, rode a motorcycle decorated !
with red, white and blue bunting. The