Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-21

For ipp HTj tlHc IN the history OF
Hawaif- Floral PaTades. every prin-
cipaI stand of the group was repre-
scented by a handsome and appropri-
ate float This was one Il the most
Significant features of the parade.
ThcrG were also many firms and or,
Eanizatioas Iepresented that have not
before entered the annual pageants.
and. all In all. Chairman Frazier and
his co-workers may well feel gratified
at the outcome. ."s-.~- s..
..a@ :.4 Y. M. c. A.
A perfect representation OF how
they roll the balls along the maple
boulevards' at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association was the ''Y" bowling
contribution to the Flo
raj Parade. and one which brought
forth no little favorable comment Oh
account Of its unique workmanship.
II was one of the features Of the
hOrse-drawn float section. The body
Of the float was covered with bunting
OF the typical Carnival Golors-green
and yellow. Two persons occupied
The float besides the driver, one the
bowler and the other the pin-setter.
Eyes opened wide as the man at the
left balanced one of the big. round
bowling balls and then sent II skid
ding along the smooth alley to the
other end. where it crashed into
mass OF upright pins. After the play
eris shout spare" the pin-setter
climbed down from his perch. return
ed the baH in regulation fashion and
proceeded 10 adjust the pins. This
little skit was repeated all along the
line of march, and made distinct
hit with bowling and other sport
fiends alike. Harry Neweomb, man
ager Of the "Y'' alleys, conceived the
idea
KAIMukI IMPROVEMENT CLUB.
The green and yellow of the Mid
Pacific Carnival were brought out in
a pretty manner by the auto float en-
tered by the Waialae. Kaimuki and
Palolo Improvement Club. The en-
tire body of the car was a mass of
yellow lima leis, entwined with vivid
green wfeaths or MALE, fresh from the
mountains. The car was occupied by
FIVE little girls in white, and over
them was suspended huge umbrella.
from the sides OF which streamers of
the Carnival clors were dropped to the
body of the float. The decoration Of
the entry was simple bat very pretty
and effective, al the same time being
decidedly appropriate.
HUI MALI
Modest ana unassuming, Duke Ka-
champion short-distance
swimmer of the world, whose name
has been PASSED from coast to coast
and back again, graeed the auto float
entered by the members of the Hui
Nalu and smilingiy met the gaze of
the thousands Of kaniaainas and tour
lists who thronged the line of march.
Ii representa- a roof garden scene
with q cabaret in full swing, and was
one Of the prettiest floats in the en-
tire section The colors of the Hui
and black - prevailed
the body of the float, the
railing of the pergola and the roof
being formed OF streamers of bunting
of these colors. The Hui Nalu quin-
tet, about fifteen strong, graced the
boards, as IL were, and dispensed mu-
sic at brief intervals along the line of
march-old and late Hawaiian melo-
dies intermingling with the more pop
tlar airs of the present And then,
too. there were girls on the float; pref
" Hawaiian maidefis who looked
charming in modish gowns. 1t re-
minded one OF the recent successful
performance which the organization
produced at the opera house. A large
banner graced two sides of the float
each bearing the Inscription Hui Ma
In Follies." II was an attractive and
pleasing entry. pretty in the extreme
and symbolic OF the organization that
produced IL.
Young BACHELORS CLUB
The domestic trials and tribnlations
of the man who has never become en-
tangled in the bonds of matrimony
were faithfully pointed. out in semi
corlie float entered by the members of
the Young Bachelots' Club of Homo
lulu-one which caused wave OF
Inerriment to ripple over the dense
Thong which viewed the parade
There was a house. fence, a tree, an
air of homeliuess prevailed over the
entire setting. IL was supposed to
represent Il sIlOdcAH DdsitlOIS qudt
tiers, and il, did. One handsome young
bachelor was pressing suit, while
another was Yainly endeavoring to
thread needle prior TO mending a
Itair of trousers, A. pretty color
scheme in green and yellow, the Car
nival colors, was carried out on the
body of the float, giving the entry a
decidedly attractive appearance.
INTER.ISLANp S. NJ. CO.
\ A huge model of the Mauna Kea, the
largest liner of the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation CompanyS fleet, ploughing
helA way through tremulous. white.
capIted waves. formed the subject of d
pretty 1oat entered by that company
and. d Ssisned by Harry Marcelle. The
model bf the Mauna kea was faith
full rep soduction of that vessel, with
every minute detail carried out to per-
fection.g lFoiIowing the float were ole
outrigger Seanoes to carry out the idei
of the old\ and the new methods o
ocean trapeih in the Hawaiian islands
and formed simple yet effective en-