The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-10

shown from barges anchored in Hills
borough Bay Iaclng the beautiful Bay
shore drive along whose mile of asphalt
paved street there Is d natural anapnI-
tnearer that Will given 10000 people
chance to witness the display
ihere VIII also be repetition of the
masked Carnival OF SATURDAY night.
During the evening there viii De a gar
0en party and dance in the grounds Of
the tampa Bay notei as means of
entertaining the Officers Of the fleet OF
war boats in the port Music Will be
furnished by the Havana Municipal
Land OF Havana. Cuba, and bands from
the war vessels
\ feature OF the afternoon that will
interest many will be game of league
the St. Louis Browns at Plant Field
. beginning at 1880 O'Clock. This will fur
nish big league ball for those who care
tor it.
Tuesday, February "a.
The last and greatest day of the Car
nivaI the forenoon or which Will be
gwen over TO the ylsIIors Tor the pur-
pose OF seeing the sights or the city.
visiting the government buildings, the
cisar 1acterles, the water front Improve
nents and the various points o. IL lural
attractlveness that can be seen IN no
oIher cline In all their tropical beauty
during the winter months. In automo-
blIIng over the miles or beautiful driye
through Grange groves laden with gold
en- 1rult. pine forests fragrant with the
heaIth-Slylng fumes of the foliage and
gorgeous tropical scenery where spring
AT 80 P II. on Tuesday, the grand
categorical, historical and floral parade
| WIN start from the east edge of the
city and will march through the prin-
cipal streets beneath triumphal arches
! OF nagS and flowers.
Heading this parade will be the
Grand Marshal of King GaspariIla, ac-
| companied by mounted neralds. announc-
| ing to the thousands of spectators the
coming sInns,,f OF The the grand pageant Of King
| Royal Band in fancy costume. Next
| Will follow His Royal Majesty's Chariot
preceded by his mounted eourtiers. This
| Chamberlain and the seven court direc-
tors on prancing steeds Immediately
| following these will come the Gaspa-
rita Captain and his lieutenants, lead
ing the gaiiy decorated floats with
| bIood-thirsty pirates with their ches IS
| of gold and jewels in the frolics of the
pirates. Next in line of march will APP
| pear the twelve floats of the Carnival
Association, symbolizing the march of
at great expense under the direct SUI
| pervlsIon of expert artists VINO have
had twenty-five years experience in pro-
| duclng the finest floats ever shown in
| this country, and will be jewels of gilt
| tering sp1endor and gardens of flowers.
At s O'Clock on Tuesday evening the
closing day of the Carnival the night
| water sports and regatta will take place.
An elaborate display of pyrotechnic
| aquatics haye been provided for, and the
| many small boats will be in brilliant
| electrical array. This will be held in
| the beautiful Hi1lsborough River. both
| banks of which will be strung with cleo
| trio lights.
/ Masked balls will be given at all the
| clubs in the city and the courtesy OF
| the clubs will be extended to all visit
ors upon request to the Carnival Com
mittee.
| There will also be a grand open-air
ball on beautiful Bayshore Drive. which
| can be participated in by those in mask
/ and costume, or without. as preferred,
| by each individual. This is the only
| dance of the Carnival which can be par
| ticipated in by both the masked and un-
masked.