The Glenwood post., 1913-06-28
..eh praise for the originality e ~

In the center sf the fIsat sGsaA q
pinos tree, in the top Of which Pssshs9
two little cub bean. As the littis H.
lows were jostled about by the nsviag
conveyance they shifted from -
branch to ANOTHER but took good eess
to remain in the top of the tree sines
in the brush just below them were twe
bear hounds, the same dogs which
chased and treed the little fellows .
few weeks ago when their mother was
killed and they were captured. within
sight of Glenwood.
At the foot of the tree and in charge
of both the bears and the dogs stesA
Miss Cordelia Hungate, dressed in
brown duck hunting costume. Miss
Hungste has been caring for the ittls
cubs in the Colorado yards for ssas
time and It is truly wonderful hsw
easily she controls the littIs fslisvA s
Te one side stood Harry Hassia.
barefootad and with . cane pole n ~
hand, . tomato can of worms at ~
fest ~ he gazed into an inagiaasS
pool while q string Of fine trout de-
gled from his belt. This WAS . Dsst
realistic picture throughout and elicit
ed much applause from the great
crowds.
The Queens float contained the car
nival queen, Miss Ruby Clarke of Glen
wood Springs, seated on a raised ped
estal in the center and surrounded by
her maids of honor, as follows. Miss
Elsie Lucksinger of Basalt; Miss Olive
Bailey of Grand Valley; Miss Lillian
Sawyer, Grand Junction; Miss Leah
Tracy, Eagle; Miss Edith Fpps, Car.
diff; Miss Irene Sweet, Marble, Miss
Mary Ganley, New Castle; Miss Alma
Cable, Aspen; Miss Frances Now, Car
bondale; Miss Grace Briel, Eeadville;
Miss Roberta Hunter, Red Cliff; Miss
Rsye staup, Gypsum.
Following the splendid parade cane
the big free strawberry feed which has
OCCA = uADthACsANV ouu PORUlW8
feature Of the big Glenwood festival.
This year, Instead Of following the ~
ual custom Of serving tie berries y .
big tent, tables were pIsesd In Nisth
street under the shade Of tAs tig tssss
asd the proapt aad SPLENDID manner
In which Mr.. C. ~ 4aith a.d hss
ahas sssps Of assisea.ts III tAs nala.
tuds eiieited great peaiss fssa tA1Gt
whon they served. More tshles were
placed in eommissio. this year IL.
ever before and several more crates Of
strawberries were served this year
than last.
Rrisss AvarAsA
The following prizes were awarded
those who took part in the above:
Best Fraternity Float-Elks.
Best Ladies' Glendale Circle
Women of Woodcraft.
Best Float, Fruit Basket-Miss Mary
Drach.
Scotch Boys-First prize.
Out of Town Auto-Nrs. Bolton of
Carbondals.
GleAwood CAr-Honers divided be-
tween e. E. Lucas and E. g. Hughes.
Shetland Pony-Colunbine-
Keck.
Best Single Driver-Mrs. J. ". Bro,
sius.
Team and Rig Henry Haley, Silt.
PioneeF's Best Display-Jsdge Noon.
Al.
The masked carnival in tie evening
was . wonderful revelation to our peo-
pie and to al Of our visitors. Preeed-
ing the carnival march the Glenwood
bssd in special "taeky" costumes
played several selections and then led
The earnlvs: march. They received
many eonplisse.tI u their ridiculous
nskesp
Tie judges sf ths carnival were Sam
rsa Bioek Of New Ysei<, JsA, Coen If
New Ysek, y. - Crsas It Graad June
tiaa, Z l. Wh,t.sy e Dsavs. a.d ".
II. Wsstwssd Il Rssse, New yssk.
n 3sdess, az "ut sf tswl people,
did not hesitate TO say tAss tAs carnival
vas nese eneeii~-t IN svsfy particular
Asd tAsy fesad great j;ffie1lty in rem,
Jering their aeeisi~a vhiea vas delay
ID for some tiae after IL parade rad
elsssd bsssRse 81 The. vssy slnss points
- se0e of tAs featuRsA 4
&--s olGn1vUa l11noa
Tte following , ~ Aeeisis, os .,t'
judges On tie carnival PaRaAs.
YlUe Izias-(6oe
King etrswbsriIs-Df. I. L. Hutchi-,
.o.; Little Prihes stsa~tiasty,. Chars
ley Tseksr. Ki.g's Jester, Hsssy Dav-
il. IF. s-Ss .f5e
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