The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-24

Of tAd cepe 81 Tormcnts brought tks
extreme end Of Africa and new name,
cabe Do Aoa Espefsnea, or Cape Of
Good Hobe. I HI M
"0Ver seas newer before nayifatpd, ,,
Was legend displayed yesterdag from
the miniature replica o. the fouf.een.
turyIold Sac Gabficl The craft, placed
on an imitation sea Of green and blue
billows lent brave appearance 30 the
narada. From the top Of its three masfs
Aoatcd maritime flags Of Portugal, fore
most among all nations IN maritime dis
coveries On the sides were shields Of
he present Republic Of Portugal. The
American flag waved to the breeze from
the stern.
Among those aboard the chrnvel, rep-
rcsenting historical figures, were LUZ
r. Gaspar Jr,. as vasco da Cana, and
officers and sailors, among these being
Frederick SANTOS, John and Lawrence
Souza, IAiz Santos and other Portu.
guese children.
Tho float was surrounded by mounted
outriders, among them Editor M. a..
Santos Of tho Portuguese weekly O
Luso, bearing the American Tag; DIR.
L. II. Gaspsr, the Portuguese Gag, aud
4 dozen others representing tho various
lvetseas colonies Of prcseht.day Porta-
gnl ftts
The Sac Gabriel float was entered by
Q Luso and A Patria Society Of ITO,
nolalu.
Canadian consinn in Line.
The Canadians visiting In Honolnln
made Spectacular and magnifcont
showing in the float section and were
represented as well in the line Of dec.
grated autos. The float was decorated
in the British eolors and trimmed with
many sheaves imported from the
URINARY Of the Empire. y
Young canada, represented by
Miss Ruby Clark of Calgary, smiled
on John Bull Captain Jim
Smart) and Uncle Sam (R. X. Prince
Real Canadian wheat, especially Inn
ported for tine occasion, was used in
the decorative effect. Cheers greeted
this float along the line Of march.
Following the float were FIVE auto
mobiles, decorated with Canadian flags
and lcolors, driven by Messrs. Frank
FaeryyfJ. Leedham George McTavish,
a. c. MeOougall and w. J. Stokes
To j. A. Strong, Captain Smart and
tho above named gentlemen who drove
their cars in the parade, belong the
credit for this feature Of the festival.
Waikiki on Wheels.
A number Of doting mothers enjoy.
ing their tea on the beach at Waikiki,
a background depicting Old Leah,
Diamond Head, inathe distance, anil a
number of children disporting on real
sand an all their youthful spirit and
fun Of play, made up the attractive
horse drawn float, entered by the
Womengs Auxiliary of the outrigger
Canoe Club n ~ III ~ SIX
This float was pretty one, true to
nature and realistic in the extreme. A
fur spreading hau tree overhead gave
the, float tsblean q real Waikiki air.
The tea drinking mothers and the bare
legged children filling their hair NTH
the uhite sand OF Waikiki Beach, un-
doubtedly enjoyed themselves rs much
ps did the thousands who watched the
hoat so BY and offered il their APP
plause.
HonoiSin, the Crossroads.
The Honolulu Merchants Assoeia.
ton entered one Of the most artistic
floats in the parade, happy combine
ton Of white and gold with a blend
ing Of green. A large globe set in the
center Of the float doomed up majest-
iealiy,, and upon this was shown Hon
olum as the Crossroads of the Pacific
A beautiful background Of redl roses
made pretty setting for Miss Ma
rion Chaplin, Miss Ramona Marks, Miss
Beth Woods and Miss Ruth Soper, the
young ladies sitting in shell-like seats.
3. w. A Bit of Old Erin. 4
Miss Dolly Bennett, mounted on a
handsome, housekeeping horse, led the
Irish section. She was handsomely
attired in costume of green and gold.
Following her came Corpelins Dempsey
and James eastman bedring American
aud Irish flags; then the following
horsemen: ~, -.......
Messrs. Daniel Cumniihs, w. Greco,
Fred Costing, Jack O'Brien, J. Sullivan
and r.. Morrison. Immediately behind
these came the beautifll float which
was designed and executed expressly
for the Young Erin Society by Messrs.
e. Dempsey, Hugh McCorriston, w.
Dingle and d. Cummins. H...} -,
Here were depicted the ancient round
tower of Erin and the early Celtic
Cross, reminiscent Of other days, In
the center was the figure Of Erin per-
sonated by Miss Pauline Gleason. A
large golden harp stood by her side.
Reclining at the foot OF the central
figure were the Misses Lillian con'loh
and May Donohoe. AT each side of
the -four corners were pretty Irish
colIeens, the Misses Kathleen Me-
Tighe, Marion Kennedy; Ivy Bessly
and Marguerite Condon. On each
side Of the float was rnoitnted escort
Jack ID. Cleary and William Warren
being chosen for these positions. VIM
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