The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-09

[: Hudson, Saxon, Paige, Grant and Pyrene night. All persons attend 1: ing the show in one of these cars !: on this night will be admitted free. 1: Automobile dealers ball at the !: dancing pavilion.
 
 With an array of beautiful pleas ure cars a two-ton I. H. c. truck and an Indian motorcycle in an even line The Age Herald Automobile Show opened for a weeks run at East Lake park last night. Bradley J. Saunders of the Saunders Motor Car company registered the first sale selling a Hud- son Super Six to Dr. Frank H. May, the delivery to be made as soon as possible, which MT. Saunders thinks will be between May 20 and 25.
 Miss Christine Dickinson was ad- judged the prettiest girl on the grounds and was presented with huge bou- quet of American Beauty roses. The committee making the decision was headed by R. D. Burnett, who had as associates Paul Crawford and V M Smith. Miss Dickinson was with Mrs. Charles Denegre's party, consisting of Miss Thelma Hillhouse. Miss Mary Dickinson, Miss Christine Dickinson and J. N. Dickinson.
 One of the features of the show that caused much comment among the ladies present was the immaculateness of the grounds. Dust was not to be found anywhere. the entire park hav- ing been covered with deep layer of clipped limestone and literally sprinkled. The entire park has been renovated into a spot of cleanliness and beauty and The Age-Herald auto mobile show is attractively arranged in spot that gives view of the entire park
 FIRST IN LINE
 First in line last night was an l. H. c. truck, which was in its place at 6:30 o'clock A Buick soon followed and a second Buick ranged alongside. Then the beautiful Packard Twin-Sx, driven by Charles Denegre, and carry ing bevy of beautiful girls was placed. The stripped chassis of Cadillac "S," exhibited by the Drennen Motor Car company, was next placed and was i'm. IllGuictlely SuliOullucu py q CfOWu, ious to see the bare engine of the won derful machine.
 Paul Crawford next placed his four passenger roadster Chandler car and it attracted the attention of practi. ca1ly all the ladies present. The seat ing arrangeme ents of this car are such as to give the maximum of comfort in minimum of space and the beauty of its lines was largely commented upon.
 The Chandler seven passenger car next rolled up and another crowd sur rounded it.
 The Paige, highly polished, and car rying a capacity load. then arrived, and the attention of the ladies was diverted to it's beautiful lines. The Velie attract ed much attention, as did the Mobillet, the convenience of which as a business car was explained by A. J Ozanne, agent.
 The I. H. c. truck was continually sur- rounded by an admiring group, and it's engine was never still, although the humming of the motor was so quiet that one had to listen intently to know that 1t was running. l. H. c. souvenirs were distributed to all present.
 The Whitman Ford service car was an object of attention, and was sur- rounded throughout the evening.
 The parade of the automobile deal CTS who are participating in The Age Herald Automobile show attracted much attention on the streets yester- day afternoon. The first car, an l. H. c. truck bearing Miller's Military band moved out of Capitol park at exactly o'clock and was followed by Chand- Ter roadster, bearing B. Roberts and Henry F. Beaumont advertising agent of East Lake park.
 BEAUTY'S CAR
 The Packard Twin Six was next in line of march and was occupied by Miss Mary Dickinson, Miss Christine Dick nson, Miss Thelma Hillhouse, Mrs. Charles Denegre, Charles Denegre and J. N Dickinson. The Velie five pas senger touring car, which followed, was by F. J. McAlpine and W. B. Glenn. Charles Hawley drove the seven- Hupmobile, and there were 3. |, Scouten, and the other by Robert Badham. S. L. Ledbetter drove the Superior truck, which was next.
 The Firestone cars proved one of the many interesting portions of the parade. Three cars bearing the Fire stone service mark were in the line of march. and were followed by P. Y. Whitman's taxicab service cars-Fords The Brownell Auto company's Ford ex- iipit iOiioNCN, Cnu lllc 1OOuyGdr lire md Rubber company's service car was behind the Ford. This Goodyear service car was filled with lew Goodyear tires, attractively ar 'anged, and made good showing. The White truck, entered by the Cruse- Crawford Manufacturing company. was lext and was followed by the Mobillet, iriven by A. J. Ozanne. and many other ,ars.
 The parade formed in Capitol park, moving south on Twentieth street to Fifth avenue, thence to Nineteenth 'treet; south on Nineteenth to, First lvenue thence east to Tweny-second treet up Twenty second street to Third avenue, thence west to Seven- eenth street; south on Seventeenth treet to Second avenue, thence to Twentieth street and out Twentieth treet to avenue B, along which the 'arade proceeded to Twenty first treet. thence north to Fourth avenue, o Twentieth street. thence to Capi- oi park, where 1t disbanded.
 
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