The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-24

hlcelF with the .eolors Of the flowers.
The car entered by. The Commercial
Club vas one Aolid mass Of MALE. Two
massive bird nest ferns added to the
effect ofztbis AtfRihg entry.
Kapahuin clnbfs Prize winnsr.
The Kapahulu Improvement Club en-.
try WINS .dcsefvddly ono OF tho prize
winhers. Kapahulu wants street ear
service, anil xymbolic Of this wish IFS
entry was n the form OF 4 street ear,
covered by ono solid mass of green and
yellow foliage. The green comprised
The air plants which grow % pfoll0cly
here, while the yellow consisted OF
lima Five small girls, prcttily gowned,
rode in this ear, which was dfiven by
GEORGE Conrad The llttle girls with.
hini were Margaret and Elaine Kelly,
Victoria and Helen Conrad and Flor
cnec Kekahio. q
Tho Schuman Carriage Company had
DECORATED auto driven by $. s. Pax
son. The decorations consisted Of Cali
forhia poppies and Shasta daisies the
yellow apdfHhitsi eolors forming a strik-
ing eitCct.
ats4 Aif RATS cover Car.
Mrs Mrrstopi qc'ampbellis car was
covered with air plants. the dralb color
giving the impression at first that tho
cnr. was covered with silver sword,
Mauiss beautiful flower. This plant
grows,in Hawaii absolutely without the
need Of soil, and seems TO thrive every
where u can find place TO attqch
itself III the Islands. Typifying this,
the back o. the ear carried The inscrip-
tionst iTherc,sis life in the air in Hn-
wall. - f.
The Liberty Bell, true in all details,
was represented in ear entered by
Mrs N. .. Kihk The bell was formed
of golden flowers. The body of the
car was decorated in green.
~ Mani's Silver Sword.
Minus SILVER Sword automobile. as
III last ~car : parade, again drew forth
much praise from the crowds The sill
yer sword with.which the cor was deco
rated Is TO Be hah only IN thc crater
ct ITSIdaltala, dhdsis secured cri~ under
the greatest difficulty. The effect YES.
terday. however. was wcli 18th the
effort for the praise u h-ppahi forth
for tho Valley Jslsnd. This or IVES
driven by DIR. f.. s. AIKEN. Accompany.
ing him was Miss Gertrude Turner, a
Maui girl.
College Of Hawaii Entry.
Tho Lamp of Knowledge seemed to
10 furnirg brightly from the dome of
the automobile entry of tho College of
Hawaiia Maile and asters formed the
decorative effect. The ear ives driven
nv Mrs I. B, Aiken. The occunants of
the car were dressed in cans and gowns.
-Four cars were entered nv the Won
Hamm- Young Company. Yellow and
green, the Carnival colors, were the
decorations used in all these cnrs
George Humphreys. accompanied by his
wife, led the Won Hamm- Young section.
The other cars were driven bv r. G..
Anthony, A. w. Sloane and Mss Ruth
Anderson @
schools Well Represented.
Six automobiles, zach representing
ono of the schools of Honnlulu, formed
another pleasing feature of the automo.
bile section. These ears were filed
with Laughing, happy girls and boys.
The schools entered were the Kaiola
Kaiulani School. Royal School, Central
Grammar School, Liliuokqlani School,
alhiwaena School, Mckinley High
School and the Territorial Normal
School.
Other cars which. aided much in max.
ing the parade success were entered
by Albert Waterhouse, Robert Single,
Stanley Stephenson, Hawaii Promotion
Committee, T.. +. Thompson, Harry
Gray, Mrs. A. Hociting, Alexander &
Baldwin, Kaimuki Improvement Club,
Japanese Y. NJ. g, A., Miss Helen Alex
ander, Mrs. D. p. MeGregor, Mrs. +. A.
Magnin and Mrs. e. A. Langton.
A noteworthy tricycle. hoat at the
end of the parade was great green
parrot in. hisgilinaeolored cage. This
novel working out of the Carnival col.
ors was the work of Yoshikawa. The
Nipponese "aloha'' for their adopted
land was represented by alive, fiutter.
ing dove securedon the top Of the cage
Manuel Peters Of the Territorial Mes,
senger Service worked ont very
pretty bicycle float in the Carnival col
oTs with rare toreopsis flowers and
ferns A Hawaiian /" Mercury in In.
dian cbstunic supplied the motive
power willie Manuel's ''pappoose Z
rode ensconeod within the sheltering
eoreorsis, dfefn and Ihaile bower, n
a less ambitions but effective bicycle
float, representing a revolving wheel in
| carnival eolors, was entered by the
City Hardware Company.
The motorcycle section included tive
horribloe. and antiques IAN antique
maiden with her pickanniny ON the
handlehars and "a horrible foreign gen,
ttleman who might have been French
| These created much merriment wherever
they appeared in the line of march.
Along with the dignifed beauty and
artistic loneliness of the various en-
trants in the Floral Parade, there wa.
Il tho DrODQr DRraQnfaoa AZ Az 4.