The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24

was decided feature and showed y
fine spirit on the part of the ladies of
Cardiff, to drill and get ready fifty
little people for an out-of-town trip.
The ex-queens who rode in state were
Mrs. Ruby Hubbard, Miss Mabel Moore
and Miss Ada Hutchings.
The maids of honor to Queen Hazel
were the Misses Emma Carlson, Basalt;
Ester Heydmck, Red Cliff; Elma An
derson, Gypsum; Louise Thomas, Eagle; I;
Esther Nelson, Minturn; Bertha Lamb,
Meeker; Marietta O'Kane, Aspen;
Lois Amsbary, New Castle; Lois Lyon,
Carbondale; Ida Smith, Sunlight; Eliz-
abeth Smart, Cardiff. Ethel Blackwell,
Grand Junction; Mary Connell, Grand
Valleys; Maude Toby, Silt; Stella
Calvin, Rifle; Hollis Michaels, De-
Beque. The decorating of this float
was done by Miss Arta Crook, assist
ed by Miss Valentine Crook, Miss Ruth
tshumate, Mrs. Harvey Moore and Mrs.
e. p. Everett, TJr. 3 p
1Aeseyal Moas carrying queen. Rzzsi
Chapman and her pages was indeed q
thing of beauty, and Queen Hazel
reigned with stately grace over her
loyal knights and many subjects. The
little pages to the queen were Elizabeth
and Katherine Mccarthy, Erma schwnTz
and Mildred o'Neil. Too much praise
cannot be accorded Mrs. c. R. McCar-
thy who was assisted ~ Mesdames A.
c. Arnold, Sid H. West, Ollie Thorson,
E. B. Everett, sr., and E. B. Everett,
Jr., for the efforts put upon this float.
There were a large number of beau
tiful floats aside from these, some of
which we may not have listed. The
Thimble club, g. A. R., Elks lodge,
Camp 2s1 W. o. W., Glendale Circle,
Maccabee lodge, Eagle lodge, Howard
& Hubbard drug store, Mrs. Brown 's
flower shop, Garfield County hospital,
The Farmers Milling company auto
float, driven by Manager George Parm-
er, H. B. Ikeler, Plumbing goods, Big
hams auto bakery, odeon theater,
Dow, Brackney & Pollard, contractors,
Farmers Creamery company Of Ca--
bondale, and the Ford service station
"Peace" floats were each and all real
works of art and would have done
credit to any city many times the siza
of Glenwood.
The creamery float was unique and
carried a fine Holstein COW, cream
separator, Babcock tester, several
cream cans and metal silo built by
w. l.. Swick of Glenwood.
At the close of the parade ths
crowds gathered at the tables placed
on Ninth street between Cooper and
Blake, and over 4,50o Of our visitors
were served with strawberries and
cream and cake. Mayor Thorson feels
very grateful to all the good ladies
who assisted in making this feature Of
the day marked success and feels
that especial mention is due to Mes.
danes ". H. Patterson, H. W. Smith,
E. L. Peisar, 3. 8. Killey, E; M. Tully,
Carleton Hubbard and Austin Gavin
for their valuable supervision Of this
popular feature. Il l.se0
Ths evening street parade and csrnt-
val was most sbly handled by the
Olynpie club and - fittiug close to
most perfect day came the reception
and dance In honor Of the queen, held
at the Colorado, st which large crowd
was in attendance.
The fast that the 1915 Strawberry
Day was such complete success was
largely due to those booster excursions
80 ably engineered by Q. R. Mccarthy
and H. @. Overlook, and the fne
spirit our business men showed
toward the sister towns. Then to O.
G. Canady who handled the publicity
work 70 ably.
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