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

Perkins roses. The occupants were Mr..
and Mrs. Sherwood Lowrey, Miss Cath
crime Goodale, Miss Laura Mott and FL,
NJ. Dowsett. .e4
Promotion Committees Idea.
With tiny, white-winged ship rest
| ing on the hood, and huge wheel and
spokes representing Hawaii as the cross
roads of the Pacific, the Hawaii Promo
tion Committees car was consistent
attempt to show the position Of the ISL
| ands In the world. The detail was
worked out in white and red roses as q
basis, the color scheme being in red,
white and blue. c. II. Behn was driver
of the machine, and the occupants were
| Y. X. Myers, B. Won Damn, and tho
Misses Hilda and Geraldine Bryant.
The Carnival idea.
| The carnival idea was faithfully car
.ied cut In the auto float of DIR. O. Il.
Wall. The Yama- Yama effect was a
striking one, the car being profusely
/ decorated in bunting, with color
scheme of pink and green. Bunting COW
cred the entire body of the car. The
occupants were Doctor Wall, the Misses
1 Bertha, Margaret and Elizabeth Wall,
! Master Richard Wall, and Masters Jack
and Philip Peck.
Bower of Bloom.
| Donald Lewis entered his small run
about, which was real bower of bloom
The body was entirely covered with "a
mass of pink La France roses and tiny
wild rosebuds. The occupants were
Miss Aileen Dowsett, Miss Bertha LAM,
| Llewellyn LAM and Donald Lewis.
Poyua,- of Woyarl;1I;ae
Marston Campbell, Jr., and Miss Sy-
bill Roberts appeared in veritable
bower of waterlilies, winch decied the
runabout car driven by young Mr.
| Campbell from stem to stern. The car
was topped by a gorgeous canopy of
bloom.
Hibiscus Is a Feature.
| Hibiscus figured i'm Miss Alice Cook e
ear. Asparagus fern and dark green
paper were tastefully used, blending
well with the general plan, in which
pink predominated. This car won a
prize in special class to which it be-
llonged
A Birthday Bouquet.
A Washington's birthday bouquet
was the idea embodied in the auto float
of Mrs. H.. T. Waity. 1t was intended
to do honor to the birthday anniversary
of the first President. On the front of
the radiator were the dates, "1732 and
1874 coupled with the magic name of
Washington The floral decorations
were tasty and profuse, In the car were
Mrs. Waity, Walter, Mary, Will and
Margaret Waity, and the Misses leila
Rowat and Hazel Klein.
Illustrates Poem.
The Kilohana Art League s auto float
Illustrated in unique manner the
poem, "a Dream of Hawaii, - by s..
B. Dole, Miss Laura Low posed as the
subject, of which the poet said:
"With the rainbows on her Forehead,
And the sea-weed at her feet,
And the trailing mists EMBODIED,
Round about her body sweet;
SO she stands amid the crossways
OF the wide Pacific main,
Looking east snd looking westward,
Far across the ocean plain,
With a questioning smile of welcome,
And the shadows i'll her eyes,
From her night of elouded dreaming,
And her waking of surprise. =
A Maypole Car.
1 The color scheme of DIR. A. C. Wall -
ear was the evergreen MALE, which COW
cred the whole body. of the car. The
feature of the display was a maypole
covered with MALE and carnations. The
tonneau was filed with Young folk,
among them being the Misses Florence,
Hazel and Alice Denison, Ailene. Wa,
terman and Roselle Wall; Dudley Smith