Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-21
Fantasy HINGES
WITH BEAUTY
ON CARS
Grace and DeIiCaCy of Finish
MARI SucCeSSul Efforts
OF Auto owners Il

or 'uuu.s,lc design and marvellous
roiK;Fa..: IIb. ..appy Ia conception
ara in execution. were the deccra It'd
cars ja lod4!.s Floral Parade sNahE
who Lave seen most or AL OF tie
eight paradcs Of the past feel That sew.
eral Of tie cars this year surpass aay,
thing previously q: splayed.
AIRS. RoBERT LEVERS CAR.
Thtge Wiz have read or seen that
Inuehtalked-of allegcrical drama by
Naeterlinck Tic Blue Bird" had no
difHcaity 10 recognizing the motif of
lhcsl aautiful cal. entered by alfs. Lew
crs. Not cnly was this ore of the
Iucst 'harmCnifusly decorated entries
In the parade. but il was possibly the
IHGst unique in conception. and in.
eenious in construction Of all. Three
huebiFds We're represented as drawing
the car these being driven by the fairy
princess. in the person Of Miss Cath
crime Wall daughter Of A. f. Wall,
WHO stood near the center of her
magic coach lust behind her was the
"Grandmother" Mrs. Lewersl and
the two children around whom the
MAY centers. "TyltyP Master Robert
WallD and sMytylf Miss Bette Wall.
IN front OF the princess the faithful,
cat and dog which accompanied the
children throughout their wonderful
travels in fairyland, were represented
by Mrs. Levers chauffeur as the for
meF. and Mr.. George Ahlborn, the
latter The car was decorated by
Arthur r. Wall, who used a back.
ground Of maidehhair ferns with gar
lands 0f corn flowers. and blue tulle
covering the main body of the car
Over 1908 Of these yellow flowers
were used in the decorations.
WALL & DouGHERTY. Il
Exqlisitely dainty was this entry
which was driven by Mrs. James ID.
Dougherty. The groundwork of the
decorations was a solid bank of maid
enhair ferns from the splendid col
lection or "A. F. Wall. which set off
very, beautifully a great number of
pink Paul de Long roses. In the car
with Mrs. Doiigherty. we're Miss Sybil
Robertson. Miss MERGED Walton and
Mrs. Robert n. McEldowney. The eff
feet OF the ferns and flowers. which
were eyauitely made and distributed
with extreme care TO bring out the
lipes of the cpnception, was at once
striking and harmonious.
KAPAHuLu IMPROVEMENT CLUB.
An allegorical prediction of rapid
transit communication for the district,
after the II r. T. & Il Co has obtain
ed its new franchise the exhibit of
Kapahulu Improvement club consisted
of the suggestion of a street-car.
Framed of massive yellow lei bars.
trimmed with real MALE, the roof and
sides were of silver hair fern-a beau
tiful plant yying with the silver sword
in glossiness Front and rear ends. of
the car each bore the name of the.
club. 'Kapahulu' being in rustic let
ters OF yellow lei and the rest in small
gothic capitals cut from yellow card
board To make assurance of reeog-
milton. the title appeared also in gold
en- lettering on either side at top. Pro-
fuse disposal of leis and maile vines
completed the disguise OF the machine
George Conrad constructed the de-
sign, Kapahuin ladies furnishing the
decorations frye little girls were pas,
sengcrs in the car, being Margaret
ahd Elaine Kelly. Helen and Victoria
CbnFaq and Florence Kekallio Mr.
Conrad built the xKamehameha Girls
School float thae took FIRST prize three.
yebrs ago, when lie also !dtoxe the six
in Hand team that drew the float.
/ScAuMAN CARRIAGE COMPANY. !
One CT the most attractive cars in
the automobile seotien of the Floral
Parade was that entered by tho Schu.
,nan Carriage Germany The entire
body Of The machine IVES hidden in
- ntass of dark. blue flinse Wllic1I
Ileuded into i fighter colei. near flrat
center and formed d stripe aserad the
car Stfuafncrs Of Shasta daisies and
California poppies were used in the
border decorations Great Tcsettes o.
llues 4Hlla covered the lamps, tbaj
wheels laying blue hprfcrS and white
cCnters. Four psatty girls. dressed in5
White, occgpi d the car. TIC dH%O-l-
tons were carried Dat hy Stan g. Ste
rbenscu. -.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE COMPANY. /
A great, purple bird. drawing after
il shell upon when reposed a mann
moth automatic telephone, was the
entry made in the automobile section
by the Mutual Telephone Company
The color scheme was done in grccn
and purple and give the entire float
:, most pleasing aspect The shell
which formed the hody. was CnnStrucf
Cd of purple fringe while below it, GA,
the border. We're cutwincd ferns and
4talm leaves. The purple cCn;yasted
prettily with The green which. with
the cIeveluess of the design made the:
iIoat oAe Of the prottiest- and most
striking in the section.
ceNtD"
r0liON ing after thv;r decorated
float. 1ng members cr the iICNl Cal
gary. Canada. colony entered three
prettily decorated automobile whicn
received much favorabl, commtnJ I'll
along the line Ali the machines wer'
draped with Amt ucan, HaW aljaA ana
Canadian flags. while filtle shea"cs o..
Canada wheat seTT ed 10 add an r.
Of originality and attracUVCness. EHc
automobiles were driven ny m~mCv.'s
of the colony and were occupied b.
their ladies.
THE Won HAmM-YoUNG COMPANY