Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-22

decorations may be If artistically
done.
George o'NeiI.
White and purple paper flowers. an
elk head, and other symbols OF the
order. with American flags scattered
here and there, brought forth many
favorable comments from the CROWD
as George O'Neill's runabout passed
in the parade. -.-L., z
Ed Quinn.
Ed Quinn. riding in the Elks' sec
ton, used the Elk colors In white ana
purple paper to decorate his car.
A. J. Spitzer,s Roadster.
A. J. Spitzer's roadster had wheels
and body covered with bunting In the
Elk colors or purple and white. Hung
over the back part Of the car big
American flag set off the other colors
effectively. /.
J. A. M. johnson.
j. A. M. johnson, in the Elks' Sec
tion. drove his own car, with Misses
Elizabeth WaIl, Virginia Frear.. Hill
dred Church and Marjorie Guild dress
ed in white with purple hats, Green,
purple and white were used effective
ly 10 decorate the car, while huge
yellow lei hung in front.
8. A. Beaven's Paper Wheels.
Attached paper wheels that com
pletely hid the regular wheels OF ia
la. Beven's automobile brought out
many ordinations of approval from
i the crowd as It passed in the Elks
section. Around the body of the cal
were draped purple and white paper
ribbons reaching from the back OF the
seat to the radiator.
| Clifford Splitter.
i Exclamations Of uenght greeted
lClifford Spitzer's cleyerly decorated
iauto truck In the Elks' section. Spit
gers float represented the four car
i dinal virtues of the ORDER charity
4 Justice, brotherly love and fidelity
| with the elk. the cloak The front an
star aedd, and at the back the elk
clock. Purple and white bunting eff
fectiyely covered the body of the car.
With Mr.. Shaner sat two ladies and
two little children, all dressed in pur.
pie and white.
NJ. II. Drummond.
The elk shield with the numerals
plb, for the local order, adorned the
E6nt of M. H. Drummonds car. the
body and wheels being draped with
the Elk colors in bunting and paper
streamers. Mr.. Drummond carried
three passengers with him.
J. Ja6eIser.
J. Y. Belser decorated his car in
Eiks fcolors, and carried the symbols
OF the order, with the elk head and
the clock. Wheels and body were
wrapped artistically and simply with
the purple and white bunting, while !
rosettes of PAPER were placed here |
and there. |
6usinessmen's Section. -H8 i
Carnival colors neatly draped about
the five-seated automobile of Alexan-
der ]. Lyle in the businessmen's Sec
ton formed very effective decora-
ton. Mrs. Lyle and friends were in
the car with the drydock man.
4. HackfeId & Co. ~@ /
Advertising homegrown coffee with
he words: Worlds Famous Coffee
Grown in Hawaii" Hackfeld & Com
)any's float showed a man and woman
seated beneath huge umbrella drink.
ng this Hawaiian product Coffee
rees formed background, and IN
POSTS that stood at some height above
ne pair were the letters, n. H. & Co."
senson, Smith & Co. - l.
Benson, Smith & Company, drug.
lists, showed an old chemist inside a
'ig druggist mortar, grinding medi.
Inc. Another chemist drove the {
ar. Over the float hung the words. |
Rexall Store" and along the sides. i
iding the truck wheels. were banners | 1
caring the slogan, Service Every IL