The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-24
Automobile Entries
Win Deserved Praise

Win Deserved Praise
James s. 5IcCandless, chairman Of
tbe auto section Of the parade, assisted
ny 4 hatawoflsink and chcrgotic com.
Histee, deserve great praise for the sue.
cess Of this featufo. * e
tTsil ihc boys who helped me, :, Said
s.sunnS Jim" last might, othat want
10 thank them All for the great assist
a,iee that they gave me ~ arranging
and working out details and throwing
the spirit they ara Into their work.
T,Io the nleny automobile owners
who entered their ears, TO the school
children who worked so hard in deco
rating theitIcarss TO the many women
who spent The, hours that they did in
making Hoyters for those beautiful en-
tries. and Well, 1 can Z ,nams them all,
but 4 want them an to, know that 1
really appreeiate tho hard work they
have done. just say Aloha to them
and they will all know what l mean, :"
eonslpded tAe tired but happy "sunny
those who assisted Mr.. McCandless
In making this feature of JGhe parade
the success that 1t was, were:
Dick RodRo. Al. 6. Wall. Frank Howes.
Lester Pstrie, William Pattcn and Ii.
w. Fcrkias rs 49, ifstf
"a ~ Pfize well Earned.
IL the vast crowd who witnessed the
Flpral gfl4dc bad been given an oppor-
tapjity ~ Xste on their choice for first
hopGfs in the automobile section yes.
tcr1ay there Is little doubt but the re-
kuls w6ulil haze beepf Just AZ the judges
decided Tor Mrs James d. Dougherty
Four tcautifAil women, pink gowned
and cIIrrying pink parasols, rode in the
coz wit b was driven by Mrs. Dough
erty. The car in itself was mass Of
p.@. aiiu green, not formed by artificial
foliage or flowers, but by maiden hair
fern and d great mass Of Ia France
roses. Suspended in front Of the au-
tomobne was a white dove bearing long
pink chiffon streamers, guiding, as it
were, this foral bower of beauty.
AS the automobile proceeded along
the line Of march thousands Of tissue
la France roses were distributed. Ac-
compaDying Mrs. Dolgherty in this car
were: Miss Sybil Robertson, Miss
Mfreed Walton and Mrs. Robert r. Nc
Eldowncy,
~: Mrs. Cookies Car.
Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke IS ear was decorated
in purple, layendeT and green. The
gowns OF the Young women riding in
this car blended well with the deco
ratiye scheme and added pleasantly to
the color effect. Those ia this car were:
Miss Alice Cooke, Miss Won Holt, Miss
Nora Sturgeon, Miss Harriet Hatch and
Miss Beatrice Castle.
Mrs. Mccandless a Prize Winner.
A car representing Aloha Lodge, Mys.
tic Shrine, driven by Mrs. James 8.
MeCandless, in addition to being a
prize winner, was also one Of the fea-
lures of the automobile float section. A
camel, Quilted for a pilgrimage across
the bot sands and suEEonnded by O
group of several smaller eaInels, eonsti-
tutcd the float Mr.. MeCandless, at
tired i"v'th Oriental costume, was at
the helm, Accompanying him was Mrs,
~. y, : 49,. q 81 $3.50.
49, 49,. PiineesS's' eie'''ins = S'liA'
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Mrs' Levers AGAIN Axceis.
Exceeding by far all her past efforts
IN this line, Mrs. Robert LAYERS again
carried OF premier honors for her au'
~. - eRsry ~ shs pAlare yes.sts.s y,
=, ~ $500 $500 ps ,s M e IA, ~
49, 49,. - ~ ~ 1t e.,, .as 49, go Sri
M ssti5,tt i5as III ',sa.a,i",' aSr ri
sSe 49, 'u0a any 's''oi'a' wa -
Mastsrlinel,,a fairy drama aTbs
i DA.Ap' DILL was byPihen ~ mrs. Le"