The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-22
CARNIVAL PARADE
FRENZY OF COLOR
Races Of Pacific Give Visitors ~
City Magnificent Show at
Night
All Sections Of Big Carnival Pro-
cession Are Quaint and {,
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! A. their head were the Stars nm,
Stripes and the emblems of the loea
! organizations. - -,.'" - At. III
Oriental Section splendid
a Then followed in order militar,
band Of Fifty pieces, q Korean sec
7 tion of youths with lighted lanterns
( four Chinese boys bearing a large typi
cal Chinese dragon, a Hindu beAfinl
! an Oriental drum, the. Min Lun scboo
Of more than adhundred boys dfesses
In white trousers, blue coats and blue
yellow and red hats with yellow bands,
the st. Louis College band. a bundret
and fifty Chinese girls Rarbed IN whit,
with green sashes; employees of tn,
Libefty News publication bearing 1
replica of the Liberty Bell, VI d. :
After an interval Of several minute,
q second portion Of the parade appear
ed This consisted OF, the Korean how,
Of the WRh Nun School; several hun,
dred Chinese girls in their quaint white
blouses and Spantalets; On anto.bts
bearing members Of a local Chinese
tong whose weird orchestra entertain.
ed with Oriental music, and finally,
masked AID Heubbersu and Jewellers
The latter were several hundred strong.
Kapiolani Defies Ptle 's ~ - T
The next section was led by the band
Of the Twenty fifth infantry. II in.
eluded huge float, whereon Kapiolahi
was depicted defying the Are. Here
again was actual ERE, with Mrs. Pua-
helani Makuakane as Queen Kapiola.
nj. William Makuakane was her at.
tendant and Miss Lizzie Kolehua as.
suined the role of the Hawaiian girl,
awcstruek ;at the wonder Fof the
Queens daring. ts'l. f,5M'ia-E = ) =
. Passing through the big gate from
King street Into the Capitol grounds
the parade swung 60 the left.hand curb
and thence forward TO the foot of the
Capitol steps Turning sharply TO the
right the paraders moved in review
before the Governor and his hundreds
of guests, thence around the building
to the maulxar aide. VIZ. -
Boy Scouts Take Charge .,.It
. When the Boy Scouts entered the
gate, they QUICKLY demonstrated their.
practical utility. At, the sound Of,
whistles blown by Scout Commit sioners
Wilder and Hayward the lads quickly
NyANAiNN sttWNIfIAncb aHuu 'tOuh NhClT NLd-
tion along the eurbs on either side bf
the eongested thoroughfare Graspihg
their slaves they made n firm line
which effectually held the swayinQ
tfowdebaeK. III. 7'E, :. effa = - -.
The Chinese girls, section, as it.
came into clear view under the lights
Of the temporary stage facing the
Capitol, presented a picture of unusual
haantty TkAtw r,Ifafo.,fss, Al,,a N. III
hair, snowy white costumes, with the
rows of small, cameo-iike eountenances
and frail figures resembeled nothing
so much as bits Of exquisite, living,
fragile Chinaware. The sight inspired
the auditors In the Capitoi balcony, who
r6se as one, the. Governor. included, and
eheered the spectacle wildly.
Another feature of the parade was
courtesying and 'ladylike demean6r oc;
casioned much fayofable comment. The
lady responsible for this quaint con.
ceit was Charlie Lambert. -" ;" :!
As the time drew near for the first
and opening event Of the 1915 Carnival
the people Of Honolulu and the visitors
who had come TO witness II" seemed to
become imbued more deeply with the |
Spirit Of Carnival and reyelry than
ever before. The spirit became mani.
fest long before the Ad Club parade
made it's appearance and by the time 1
the festivities had fairly began affairs
were moving with q zest probably never
known in the city in other years. {
The crowds did not begin to gather |
until about an hour before the SEIZED. |
uled parade time, but long before thel
appointed minute King street was a |
seething mass Of cosmopolitan human.
ity. n'" " - .C".Ft,H d.
Doing Every Minute 4
And for their delectati0n there was
doing CONTINUALLY. Scenes |
such as few cosmopolitan seenters the
world over were enacted before the
eyes of the spectators. r5E.r. w
Island princesses and their stately es.
,orts, all mounted on horses and all In
parade costumes of brilliant colots,
moved up the street. Their garbs were
Of green, yellow and black, done in the |
quaint pau design typical Of ancient,
royal Hawaii. On their bare heads Of
black hair were gorgeous leis Of royal
Yellow Ill., 2,Et| 80 ns'A i
Dodging across the street and through
he -throngs went masqueradeFs in all
manner OF conceivable dress. ., Here
anne a group Of girls in Turkish eos
.ume, one with pantaloons of startling
Yellow; another with the national col
'rs done in harem style.
Dense Crowds Jam Streets
Wherever vacant property could be
'ound, platforms were erected along the
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