The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-25

Oahu cnmc next and when the yci
ov hnnuer borne hv RAYMOND JUDD |
, 1p, yticd. th' re- were cheers. Oahu 3
nccsR NJ ~ Nunabrl Mundon. prctt,
tnl "a graceful rider. wore her rich yel
I low pau skirt aud heavy velvet cape
with Incoming dignity and smiled her
Acknowledgements as she slSillfully guild
ed her curvctting animal. Around her
/ neck was yellow feather lei name
aud another was upon her head, typi
cal of those common in the old days.
hut rare today. beautiful yellow lei
trimmed with MALE was carried by the
horse. Tho escort was composed OF
a bevy of pretty Honolulu girls, all in
yellow and black. composed of Miss
Ritchio Cockett, Miss Alive Crabbc,
Mrs. Maud stein, Miss LAM nutchiu
son, Miss Nora Stewart aud Mrs. Apiu.
A Lovely Princess,
Kauai, the Garden Island, was rep
resented by lovely Pr ucess in the
person of Miss Virginia Silva, whose
neauty was set oil ly her costume "
royal purple, the Kauai color. This was
one OF the richest costumes seen in the
section. Light purple silk composed
the long flowing pa.u skirt and the cape
of deeper purple was velvet. A moro
effective frame could not have been
selected for the pretty face of the rider
than violet lois for the head aud
shoulders, and another long one was
festooned around the neck of the horse.
Miss Silva Is smile was an invitation for
rounds of applause and Kauaians seem
ed to be in masses along the route for
she was chcerod often and long. Her
escort wearing purple pa-us aud VIC
let's, was composed of Miss Sarah Hano,
Miss Katie Stewart, Miss Emma Fran
en-, Miss Adele Robinson and Miss lAau-
mani Judd. The herald was young
Henry Vida.
A Graceful Rider.
, The big island of Hawaii presented
its loveliest daughter and most grace
full rider, Miss Wilhelmina Weight, who
has represented Hawaii three times and
was also selected as the Princess of All
: Hawaii at the Shriner parade last year
in Los Angeles. Red and yellow made
daring contrast of color which were
, worn with grace by the slender rider,
, who sat her prancine horse, appearing
: like the graceful red and yellow birds
! found on Hawaii and so greatly admir-.
ed by Hawaiians. Her yellow pau was
red velvet and the cape was yellow
velvet, rich and ample, draping the
, horse and flowing out behind as she
rode I4eis of the sweet lehua blossoms
: from Hawaii, intermingled with male,
were worn around the shoulders and
:, upon the head, the horse being dec
!, Grated with the same flowers. The
:, bride was wrapped with alternate
stripes of red and yellow.
q Miss Weight IS horse was affected by
;, the carnival spirit and pranced and
pirouotted along the route, often rear
- ing into the crowds. The rider wa:
!. equal to the task and kept the mount
:, Rowing. Her escort in red and yellow
y was composed of Miss Naomi Kauhane
g Mrs. Marine, Miss Violet Lucas, Mis-
~ Margaret Mccarthy, Miss Elizabeth Nc
+ Miss Emily Kekaula. The herald wa
IL George Ruttmann.
d, The pau section was formed Mt OIL
= Plantation, the homo of Mrs. Victor
Ward where under the cocoonut tree
the pans were properly draped an
mounts prepared under the direction o
Miss Lucy Ward, almost the entiy
morning being devoted to this tasl
Following the formation there the pr,
cession moved to the Executive ground
taking up n position near the Afchiyc
building.
Queen Iiliuokalan was particular
pleased with the passing of the pa
section and waved frequently to tn
Young ladies, lust as in the days who
She was "A Young princess size salute
the caravans OF madiy riding pl.
riders.